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Crusades A long series of Wars between Christians and Muslim who fought for the Holy Hand in Isreal.
Medieval Reffering to the Middle Ages c. 950-1300 AD.
Chivalry The code of Honorable Behavior for Medieval knights.
Parliament The Lawmaking body that governed Europe.
Excommunicate To cast out from the Church.
Saladin Muslim General, He led the Muslim forces during the 3rd Crusade.
Pope The head of the Catholic Church.
Manor A large Country house with Land.
Charlemagne King of the Franks, He was a Brilliant Warrior and a strong Leader.
Knight A Person who served His Lord as a Mounted and heavily Armed Soldier.
Steed A Horse used for riding.
Thomas Aquinas Domincian Philosopher, He argued Rational thought could be used to support Christian Belief.
Benedict Italian Saint and Monk, He created a set of Rules for Monks to follow.
king Richard I King of England, He led Christian Soldiers in the 3rd Crusade, became Known as king Richard the Lionheart .
William The Conquerer Powerful French Noble Who Conquered England brought Feudalisam to England.
Magna Carta A Document Signed by King John that required the King to Honor certain Knights.
King John Signed the Magna Carta on June 15, 1215 AD. guaranteed that the King would Respect Feudal rights.
100 Years War A long Conflict between England and France that lasted from 1337 to 1453 AD.
Black Death Also Known as the Bubonic plague, a Deadly Disease that swept through Europe between 1347-1351 AD.
Protestant A Member or Follower of any of the West Christian Churches that are separate from the Roman Catholic Church.
Dark Ages Is a Historical period of time Traditionally referring to the Middle Ages marked by a Decline in Literature.
Serf Tenant Farmer was bound to a Hereditary plot of Land and to the will of His Landlord.
The Great Schism 1054 AD was the Breakup of the Christian Church into Two Sections, the Western (Roman Catholic) and the Eastern Sections (Greek Orthodox).
Renaissance A Time Period after the Middle Ages where Classical Learning was Revived.
Reformation A term covering a number of changes in Western Christainity (Europe) between the 14th and 17th Centuries.
Jousting A Medieval Sports contest in which Two People on Horseback, typically Knights, fight with Lances.
Lance A Medieval Pole Weapon or Spear specially made to be used by ounted Combatants. the Medieval Lance was 9 to 14 Feet long.
Court Jester ''Fool'' Was Historically an Entertainer during the Medieval Era who was a member of the Household of a noble employed to Entertain Guests.
Vassal A person under the Protection of a Feudal Lord to whom He has Vowed Homage.
Homage Special Honor or Respect shown Publicly especially for a Feudal Allegiance.
Fief An Estate of Land, especially one held on condition of Feudal service.
Lord Those who Leased Land or other Property and ran the Estate.
Feudalism System in which people were given Land and Protection by people of higher Rank and worked and fought for them in return.
Bailiff The Senior person Living on the Manor if the Lord was Absent, also acted as Chief Law Officer on the Manor and Collected Rent.
Reeve A Senior Official with Local Responsibility under the Crown, such as the Chief Magistrate of a Town or District.
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