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middleages&feudalism
Question | Answer |
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Most institutions didn’t survive the fall of Rome. Which institution did? | The Church |
How was Charlemagne successful in spreading Christianity? | conquests encourage/ force conversion |
During the middle ages Christian monks lived and studied in self-sufficient communities. What are these called? | Monasteries |
What are clergy? | Men given authority by the church |
Men given authority by the church | Political and social ties to royalty and nobility |
What is one big reason the Church had so much power as an institution during the middle ages? | The church has great wealth |
Pope | Was the spiritual leader and the political leader of the church |
Cardinals | Helped the pope run the church |
Bishops | Ran the dioceses areas with several churches |
Priests | Ran individual church/ parish administered sacraments |
Monks | Study translated, study lived ascetic life style of devotion |
describe the crusades. | military expeditions from christian Europe to Muslim Palestine. Example of the “holy War” |
1st crusades act | Seljuk Turks take over Jerusalem in 1071 persecutes Christians Pilgrimages no longer possible for Christians |
There were many versions of the crusades. How did they eventually end? Who won? What was the agreement that was reached? | King richard and the christians agree to leave palestine/ jerusalem in muslim control Sultan saladin agrees to allow pilgrimages |
Christians became more ---- to jews | Hostile |
Jews were --- from England and France | Expelled |
Christians saw other religions as ------ | Enemy |
What is feudalism? | Social and government order Structure designed to be mutually dependent/beneficial |
King | Largest land owner ultimate authority and power protection, loyalty, provide land, order |
Nobility & Church Officials | received land from the king Provide king taxes, loyalty, protection |
Knights & Vassals | Small piece of land from Nobel Provide loyalty, protection, and taxes |
Peasants | Receives basic necessities: shelter, food, and protection Provides manual labor/work |
Which group in Feudal Europe was the largest? | The poor- peasants and serfs |
Most peasants were also considered “serfs”. What does this mean? | Serfs could never leave the land they worked on |
How and why would feudalism work for so many years in Europe during the middle ages? | Basic needs were met, food, shelter |
What was the Magna Carta and how did it come to be? | 1199 king John lost wars = taxes high, bad economy nobility united, Magna Carta demanding rights |
What did the Magna Carta guarantee? | Protection of law and trial of jury |
In 1264 English nobles removed a king when he broke an agreement. What came next? | Establish Parliament- represent of the nobility |
Early on, what did the English Parliament demand responsibility for in response to previous problems with kings? | Parliament had responsibility for approving taxes |
rule of law | the law is the law for everyone |
Limited Government | The government is, the king no longer had all control |
Due Process | The king cant take your life or liberty without a trial |
What was the bubonic plague? | Highly contagious and you will always die from it within a few days |
How did the bubonic plague impact Christians | Saw it as a punishment for a sin |
How did the bubonic plague impact Wars | These stopped because not enough people to fight |
How did the bubonic plague impact Trade | This declined because not enough people to |
How did the bubonic plague impact Economy | Workers were scarce so they could ask for higher pay |
How did the black death weaken the feudal system? | Shortage of labor and higher wages feudalism began to fail |