The Church
Magna Carta
The Crusades
Economy & Growth
Misc.
100

In the Middle Ages, Christians believed you needed to receive this to enter heaven.

The sacrament

100

What was the significance of the Magna Carta?

It made everyone, even the king, adhere(follow) to the law.

100

The Crusades were a series of _______ _______ between Christians and Muslims.

holy wars

100

What led to the population boom in the Late Middle Ages?

The Agricultural Revolution (increased food supply)

100

This disease killed large amounts of the European population during the Late Middle Ages.

The Bubonic Plague/Black Death

200

What event symbolized the amount of power the pope had?

The pope crowning Charlemagne as emperor.

200

According to the Magna Carta, taxes had to be approved by whom?

Parliament (government assembly)

200

What was the main goal of the Crusades?

To retake the Holy Land and the city of Jerusalem.

200

This institution/practice was developed to make businesses or trade missions less risky. (You will purchase multiple forms of this when you become an adult.)

Insurance

200

What other culture heavily influenced Roman and Christian traditions after the fall of the Western Roman Empire?

Germanic

300

Why did the Bible being written in Latin give the church more power over the people?

Most people could not read Latin and had to rely on priests to interpret. 

300

Magna Carta also influenced the laws of what other country?

United States

300

What was promised by the pope to people who agreed to go on crusade?

Forgiveness of all sin, penance

300

When merchants took out loans, what was the name of the additional amount of money they paid back, other than the amount they borrowed?

Interest

300

Kings would give this to their vassals in exchange for their loyalty?

Land (fief)

400

Splinters from the Cross, the Holy Grail, the Shroud of Turin, and the Holy Lance are examples of what?

Religious Relics

400
Which English king first signed the Magna Carta?

King John

400

How did the Crusades impact feudalism?

It weakened it due to a large number of nobles and knights being killed. 

400

The growth of cities would create the perfect conditions for what?

The spread of plague

400

What was the difference between peasants and serfs?

Peasants were free, but serfs were bound to the land. 

500

This power allowed the pope to forbid people from receiving the sacrament.

Excommunication

500

Which English king was captured, forcing taxes to be raised to pay his ransom? (Leads to the events that created the Magna Carta)

King Richard the Lionheart

500

Who was the brilliant Muslim sultan who recaptured Jerusalem and was known for his fair treatment of Christians?

Saladin

500

What was the importance of craft guilds?

Maintained the quality of products and regulated prices. 

500

What was the social, economic, and political system that influenced Europe during most of the Middle Ages?

The Feudal System; Feudalism