Vocab
Vocab
Middle Ages
Black Death
Crusades
100

A social, economic, political system used by many kingdoms throughout Europe around 1000s. 

Feudalism

100

This man is known to be God's representative on Earth.

The Pope

100

Reasons the church was influential. 

Answers may vary.

100

The black death originated here. 

China

100

Christian claims to the holy land.

Holy Sepulcher/Site of Jesus's death and resurrection.  

200
Members of the church. 

Clergy

200

People who take a journey for religious purposes. 

Pilgrims

200
Kingdoms/rulers changed to a feudal society for this reason. 

Kings could not protect the people from barbarian raids. 

200

The people felt this way about the church during the black death. 

Couldn't trust em

200

Muslim claims to the holy land.

The site where Muhammed ascended into heaven.
300

The breakup of the Catholic Church into the Roman Catholics in the West and the Orthodox in the East. 

The Great Schism

300

A place between heaven and hell. People would be stuck there until their sins were forgiven. 

Purgatory

300

This member of society was responsible for protecting the king/queen.

Noble

300

How the black death arrived to Europe. 

Mongols in Crimea (flung corpses)

300

Pope Urban promised his soldiers this if they fight in the Crusades.

Forgiveness for sins, entry into heaven

400

An event in which a disease spreads across several countries and affects a large amount of people. 

Pandemic

400

A group of people who traveled around and whipped people to cure the plague. 

Flagellants

400

Ways the church gained wealth. (2)

Answers will vary. 

400
Factors that caused the black plague to spread. 

Increase urban population, lack of medical knowledge, increased trade/conflict

400

This pushed Christians over the edge in 1095 to begin Crusading vs Islamic groups.

Muslims closed off Jerusalem to Christians.

500

The germ that caused the Black Death outbreak.

Yersinia Pestis

500

A 10% income tax on the peasants collected by the church. 

Tithe 

500

Most common types of punishment in the middle ages. 

Shame, mutilation, fine, death

500

A popular way to cure ailments in the middle ages. People would put leeches on themselves to remove the bad blood. 

Bloodletting

500

In this Crusade, the East and West went to war over feuding that led to the sacking of the Byzantine capital Constantinople. 

4th Crusade