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Medieval vocab words Disney Minjarez

TermDefinition
Tradition Belief, custom, or old way to doing something.
Issue To put something forth officially.
Transform To change something completely.
Document Piece of paper that has official information on it.
Establish To set up or start something.
Expel To force someone to leave a place.
Impose To introduce something and force people to accept it.
Economy System by which a country's money and goods are produced and used.
Clergy Is the group of people who give their lives to serve the Church as priests, monks, and higher church officials.
Pope Leo lll Left Rome after rivals there had planned to blind him and remove him from office.
Coronation Crowning ceremony.
Pope Gregory VII In 1073, a monk named Hildebrand became Pope Gregory VII.
Secular Nonchurch.
Henry IV The Holy Roman Emperor.
Excommunicate To exclude a person from a church or religious community.
William the Conqueror In the late September 1066, William invaded southern England.
King John Claimed to rule Normandy in France.
Common law A body of law that has developed from custom and from judges' decisions rather than laws passed by a law- making assembly.
Habeas corpus Refers to a court order to bring an arrested person before a judge or court .
Writ Court order.
Parliament Is an assembly of representatives who make laws.
Pilgrim Is a religious person who travels to a holy place or shrine.
Crusade Christian religious war.
Heresy Is a belief that is rejected by officials Church doctrine.
Inquisition Was a Church court designed to investigate and judge heretics.
Reconquista The movement to drive the Muslims from Spain.
Isabella In 1469, an important royal marriage took place.
Ferdinand Ferdinand of Aragon married Iseballa.
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