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Wld Hty Rev Part 1

Chapter 13,14, & 17

QuestionAnswer
Goal of the Crusades? For christians to take the 'Holy Lands' back from the Muslims.
Lasting impressions of the Crusades? A hatred between Christians and Muslims.
Three Field System A farming system where they would rotate fields and seeds to keep ground fertile.
Magna Carta English Charter.
Parliament The government system of England.
Guilds Groups that helped out community.
Battle of Hastings? A battle where a French man bcame King of England.
Gothic and Romanesque Gothic: Flying buttresses.Romanesque: Stone ceilings.
Vernacular Native language of a country.
Joan of Arc? A young French girl that helped end the French Revolution, she did it by encouraging troops.
Inquisition A court used to judge heretics.
Saladin The Muslim general during the Crusades.
Richard the Lionhearted Signed a truce with Saladin.
Plague Carried by traders and killed lots of people.
Renaissance Rebirth 1300-1600.
Secular Worldly.
Utopia Written by Thomas More.
Lutheran Church started by Martin Luther.
Martin Luther Wrote the 95 theses.
Indulgence A payment for sin.
Annul To set aside.
Anglican Church of England.
Leonardo Da Vinci Artist during Renaissance.
Predestination Life being predestined.
John Calvin Believed in predestination.
Machiavelli Wrote The Prince.
Shakespeare Most famous writer during the Elizabethan Age.
Henry VIII Father of Queen Elizabeth.
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