Feudalism & Social Structure
Religion & the Church
Medieval Government & the Law
Middle Ages & Achievements
Medieval Economy & Daily Life
100

This system organized medieval Europe by exchanging land for loyalty and military service.

What is feudalism

100

Christians participated in these sacred rituals such as baptism or communion.

What are sacraments?

100

Signed in 1215, this document limited the king’s power and protected nobles’ rights.

What is the Magna Carta?

100

This Byzantine emperor created a famous law code that influenced legal systems for centuries and built the Hagia Sofia.

Who was Justinian?

100

This was the first stage in learning a trade or craft.

What is an apprentice?

200

This person promised loyalty to a lord in exchange for land.

Who is a vassal?

200

A religious journey to a holy site was known as this.

 What is a pilgrimage?

200

He was crowned Holy Roman Emperor.

Who is Charlemagne?

200

This massive pandemic killed millions and shifted power from lords to workers.

What is the Bubonic Plague?

200

These organizations protected workers’ rights and ensured high-quality goods.

What are guilds?

300

A piece of land given to a vassal in return for service was called this.

What is a fief?

300

Someone who defied Church teachings could face this severe punishment, cutting them off from the Church.

What is excommunication?

300

This long conflict between England and France weakened feudalism and increased national identity.

What is the Hundred Years’ War?

300

The building of these huge stone structures became a major architectural achievement of the medieval Church.

What are cathedrals?

300

You were placed in one of these if you committed a lesser crime, where you would be publicly humiliated.

What are stocks?

400

This code of honor expected knights to be brave, loyal, and respectful.

What is chivalry?

400

These wars were called for by the Church to take back the Holy Land.

 What were the Crusades?

400

This idea meant a person could not be jailed without a fair reason or trial.

What is habeas corpus?

400

This city became the capital of the Byzantine Empire.

What is Constantinople?

400

Mystery plays and miracle plays that were put on in towns were based on this cultural aspect.

What is religion?

500

These peasants worked the land and could not leave without the lord's permission.

Who were serfs?

500

This belief in one God united most of medieval Europe under Christianity.

What is monotheism?

500

English nobles forced this king to sign the Magna Carta.

Who is King John?

500

This is Justinian's wife, who convinced her husband to stay in the city and fight to gain control back.

Who is Theodora?

500

This animal carried the Black Death and passed the disease on to humans, killing millions of people.

What is a flea?