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100

In a feudal system, peasants agree to work for a wealthy landowner in exchange for  

Protection 

100

Religious wars encouraged by the Pope that involved Christians from Western Europe attempting to recapture Jerusalem and the Holy Land 

The Crusades 

100

Capital of the Byzantine Empire. Now known as "Istanbul" 

Constantinople 

100

Richest man in all of human history. Leader of the Mali Empire 

Mansa Musa 

100

These two countries fought during the Hundred Years War

England and France

200

Loyal warriors who fought and served the Daimyo in feudal Japan 

Samurai 

200

Split between the Eastern and the Western Christian Churches 

The Great Schism 

200
Most common animal taken on journeys along the Silk Road 

Camel 

200

Natural resource that made the West African Empires extremely wealthy 

Gold or salt

200

King of the Franks who expanded his empire to rule a large portion of Europe. Was crowned as the first "Holy Roman Emperor" by the Pope  

Charlemange 

300

Large estates that included a lord's home and the village surrounding it 

Manors 
300

Head of the Catholic Church and arguably the most powerful person in Western Europe during the Middle Ages 

The Pope 

300

Led by Genghis Khan, this group of warriors was able to conquer vast amounts of land stretching from Europe to Asia 

The Mongols 

300

Religion practiced by a majority of people in West Africa during the Middle Ages 

Islam 

300

Title given to the leader of the Ottoman Empire 

Sultan 

400

Code of conduct that Knights in Medieval Europe were expected to live by

Chivalry 

400

Priests in this church were NOT allowed to marry 

The Catholic Church 

400

Empire that lasted for over 600 years and centered in modern-day Turkey. Ended the Byzantine Empire by conquering Constantinople in 1493 

Ottoman Empire 

400

Center of learning in West Africa that was home to many libraries and universities 

Timbuktu 

400

The "Black Death" was carried by this small animal that lived on rats

Fleas 

500

The most powerful Daimyo in Feudal Japan. Military leader of the country 

Shogun 

500

Language of the Byzantine Empire that was typically spoken in Orthodox Christian Services 

Greek 

500

Although it was largely isolated, Japan borrowed many ideas about government, art, and religion from this nation 

China 

500

The term "Ghana" translates into 

Warrior King 

500

Large church turned mosque, turned museum. Considered to be the greatest architectural achievement of the Byzantine Empire 

The Hagia Sophia