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The Middle Ages

Unit 6: 6th Grade

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What is The Large landmass that includes both Europe and Asia? Eurasia
What is A period that lasted from about 500 to 1500? The Middle Ages
What is Another name for the Middle Ages, from the latin word for “middle age”? Medieval
Who were religious men who lived apart from society in isolated communities? Monks
What are Monistaries? Communities of monks
who was the brilliant warrior and a strong king, and he led the Franks in building a huge empire. Charlemagne
What mountains are considered the boundary between continents? The Ural Mountains
I southern Europe people grew what? Grapes and olives
I southern Europe people raised? Sheep and Goats
Because of their location near the sea people did what for a living in southern Europe? Trading and seafaring
What is the name of two important cities that grew i the north by rivers? P___________ & L_________________? Paris & London
What frequently happened to northern Europe due to no mountains to keep people out? Invasion
Why is it called the Middle Ages? Falls between Ancient and Modern times
When did the Middle Ages take place? 500-1,500 AD
What religion slowly spread throughout more of Europe? Christianity
What title was gien to the leader of the Catholic Church? The Pope
The Franks were an empire of what two modern countries? Germany and France
What three groups threatened to invade Europe? Muslims, Magyars, and Vikings
Who were knights? Warriors who fought on horseback
A knight who promised to support a lord in exchange for land was called what? Vassal
What is Feudalism? The relationship between lords and vassals
What is a Manor? The large estate owned by a knight or lord
What were serfs? Workers who were tied to the land on which they lived
What was the main problems for Frankish Kings when invaders attacked Europe? They were unable to defend their land.
Who protected the lands and were they cheap? Knights and they were expensive (due to gear)
What structures were built during times of war to protect? Castles
What were the large estates owned by the knight or lord called? Manors
What is the primary reason why towns got larger More food was available
What was a reason more food was available? New Technology such as the Horse Collar and Heavy Plow
Why were people leaving their farms to move to the cities? For the opportunity to make more money.
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