Feudalism & Manor Life
Charlemagne & the Medieval Church
The Growth of Medieval Europe
The Crusades
Crisis & Change in the Middle Ages
100

This system developed in Europe because people needed protection.

Feudalism

100

This Frankish ruler became one of the most powerful leaders in Western Europe.

Charlemagne

100

The main occupation that supported the medieval economy.

Farming/Agriculture

100

The Holy Land that a major target of the Crusades.

Jerusalem

100

This event traditionally marks the beginning of the Middle Ages in Western Europe?

Fall of the Western Roman Empire

200

A king or a lord gave this in exchange for loyalty and protection.

Land

200

Charlemagne spread this religion throughout his empire.

Christianity

200

This happened to Europe's population when agricultural production increased.

It increased

200

This was the main goal of the Crusades.

Gain control of the Holy Land

200

This disease caused a huge population decline in Europe during the 1300s.

Bubonic Plague/Black Death

300

In the feudal pyramid, this person was at the very top.

King

300

This institution provided much of the unity and stability in medieval Europe?

Roman Catholic Church

300

This happened to towns as population and trade grew.

They became larger

300

This religious leader called for the First Crusade.

The Pope

300

This group was wrongly blamed for spreading the Black Death.

Jews

400

This group worked the land and had very little freedom under the manor system.

Serfs/peasants

400

Christians made this payment to support the Church, usually equal to one-tenth of their income.

Tithe

400

These organizations provided training and helped regulate specific jobs and trades.

Guilds

400

One reason a person might have joined the Crusades besides religious beliefs.

Land, wealth, glory, or opportunity

400

This document limited the power of the English king and helped establish the idea that the king was not above the law?

Magna Carta

500

This basic economic unit of medieval Europe was based on farming and self-sufficiency.

Manor system

500

A punishment the Church used to prevent a person from receiving the sacraments (being baptized, religious ceremonies in the church)

Excommunication

500

This is one of two major results of increased agricultural production in medieval Europe

Population growth and increased trade

500

One major economic effect of the Crusades on Europe.

Trade with the East increased

500

This was people's opinion towards the Roman Catholic Church during Late Middle Ages.

Many people lost faith or confidence in the Church and its teachings.