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A method of determining guilt where the accused underwent a dangerous physical test.

What is trial by ordeal?

100

This 11th-century military expedition was called by Pope Urban II to reclaim the Holy Land.

What is the First Crusade?

100

The head of the Roman Catholic Church during the High Middle Ages.

Who is the Pope?

100

This person sits at the very top of the Feudal hierarchy

Who is the monarch (King/Queen/Crown)?

100

The structure where nobles lived and peasants worked in the countryside.

What is a manor?

200

The medieval punishment of being formally removed from the Church.

What is excommunication?

200

The year of the Norman Conquest of England (+-10 years).

What is 1066?

200

This group of men were responsible for religious services and advising nobles.

Who are priests?

200

The group of low-ranking vassals in the Feudal system that did the majority of the fighting

What are knights?

200

This code guided the behavior of knights.

What is chivalry?

300

Noblewoman did not have the right to trail by battle directly, instead, they could do this.

What is select a champion to fight on her behalf?

300

A document signed by King John in 1215 that limited royal power.

What is the Magna Carta?

300

This term refers to a religious journey to a sacred place.

What is a pilgrimage?

300

The lowest group in feudal society, who worked the land.

Who are serfs/peasants?

300

This group of women enjoyed considerably more rights than most other woman in the middle ages.

Who are widows?

400

This pope was exhumed by Pope Stephen VI in 897 and put on trial for perjury, illegally ascending to the papacy, and holding multiple bishoprics at once.

Who is Pope Formosus?

400

As part of the Third Crusade, Richard I of England fought with this legendary Muslim general.

Who is Saladin?

400

St. Francis of Assisi, known for giving away all his wealth and inspiring others to do the same, is now the patron saint of this.

What are animals?

400

A person who received land from a lord in exchange for service.

What is a vassal?

400

Apart from Christianity, these two other monotheistic religions were the most common in Europe during the middle ages, although they often faced discrimination.

What are Jews and Muslims?

500

"These words were spoken by King Henry II and overheard by his knights, which ultimately led to them killing Thomas Becket, the Archbishop of Canterbury

What is "Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?

500

In 1271, this man travelled to China from Europe. You might still hear his name in the pool!

Who is Marco Polo?

500

The split between the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches in 1054.

What is the Great Schism?

500

The piece of land given to a vassal by a lord.

What is a fief?)

500

This term means the process of fitting feathers on arrows.

What is fletching?