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Chapter 13 Test

Mr. Delaney History period 9

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Who are the Franks? Germanic people who established a great empire during the Middle Ages
What are the religious group of men called? Monks.
What did Monks devote their lives to Serving God
Women who followed Monasteries way of life were called what? Nuns
Nuns lived in what? convents
Who united the Franks Clovis
Who kept the western part of the Empire from becoming part of the Muslim Empire? Charels Martel
Who united Germanic Kingdoms and ran for 50 years? Charlemagne.
What did the treaty of Verdun do? It ended the civil war and divided the empire into three kingdoms.
How did social class structure go from top to bottom? Kings, Lords, Vassals, Knights, Serfs
What is a manor A lord's estate
Who are sometimes called Northmen or Norsemen? Vikings.
What are the three main groups of a feudal society? Those who worked, those who prayed, and those who fought.
What is a tithe? A tax payed to the priest
What was the ethnic background of the Vikings? Germanic
What did a lord give a serf? Land and protection
What is feudalism? A system of loyalties and protections based on mutual obligations.
What is chivalry? A code of conduct for knights.
What is the three step process to becoming a knight? Paige, then a Squire, and finally a Knight.
What were women said to be by the church? Women were said to be inferior(not considered equal) to men by the church.
Kings, lords, vassals , knights and noblewomen lived in what? Castles made of stone.
Some knights were rarely punished for what? They were rarely punished for brutality to the weak.
The church became the most important force in what? Unifying European Society
God had made two areas of influence in the world where? politically and religiously
The Middle Ages were considered an age of what? Faith.
People who broke canon law were punished with what? Excommunication and Interdiction
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