Christianity
Islam
Early Medieval
High and Late Medieval
Medieval Life
100

Christianity is this type of religion, believing in just one God

Monotheism

100

The name of God in Arabic

Allah

100

Northern Europeans known for their skill as sailors and their raids along the coast

Vikings
100

The deadliest pandemic in the history of mankind

The Black Death/ the plague

100

Average medieval people working as farmers

Peasants

200

The symbol of the Christian religion shows this method of execution used by the Romans (also shown in lots of Christian art)

Crucifixion

200

The holiest city in Islam; where the prophet was born and the destination of the Hajj pilgrimage

Mecca

200

The trade routes across Asia, connecting Constantinople and Arabia to China and India

The Silk Road

200

The series of wars between Christians and Muslims over control of the "Holy Land" (which the Muslims eventually won)

The Crusades

200

Wealthy people of the upper class who control the land and power of the kingdom

Lords/ Nobles

300

This emperor made Christianity legal in the empire and created a new capital city in the east, filled with Christian churches

Constantine

300

The main holy text of Islam, believed to be the revealed word of God to the prophet Muhammad

The Quran

300

Places where communities of monks live and work

Monasteries

300

The Bishops of Rome were later known by this name after they became the leader of the Catholic Church

The Pope

300

DAILY DOUBLE

Someone who makes their living from trade 

(Hint: the answer is not "trader")

400

This emperor made Christianity the official state religion of the empire and split the empire in half when he died

Theodosius

400

A place of worship for Muslims

Mosque

400

The people native to Ireland and Britain, whose priests were known as Druids

Celts

400

The most powerful conqueror in history, who united the Mongols together into an unstoppable army

Genghis Khan

400

People who make things with their hands (ex: blacksmiths, jewelers, potters, tailors)

Artisans

500

The gathering of bishops where the Nicene Creed was written, providing the basics of what mainstream Christians believe

The Council of Nicea

500
The leader of an Islamic empire

Caliph

500

The name historians use to refer to the eastern part of the Roman Empire (based out of Constantinople)

The Byzantine Empire

500

The man from Venice who travelled across the trade routes of Asia with his father and uncle, working in the service of Kublai Khan for many years

Marco Polo

500

Organizations of skilled workers who join together to protect their interests in the economy

Guilds