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Middle Ages

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What was the Crusades? A long series of wars between Christians and Muslims who fought for Holy Land. (Israel)
What does Medieval mean? Referring to the Middle Ages
What is Chivalry? The code of honorable behavior of medieval knights
What is Parliament? The lawmaking body that governs Europe
What does Excommunicate mean? To cast out from the church
Who was Saladin? Muslim general, led the Muslim forces in the 3rd Crusade
What is a Pope? The head of the Catholic Church
Who was Charlemange? King of the Franks. A brilliant warrior and strong leader
Who was Thomas Aquinas? Dominican philosopher, said thinking logically could help show that Christian beliefs are true.
Who was Benedict? Italian saint and monk. Created a set of rules for monks to follow.
Who was King Richard l? King of England who led Christian soldiers in the 3rd Crusade. Earned respect from enemies for being brave and fair.
What was King Richard l's nickname? Lion Heart
What is the Magna Carta? A document signed in 1215 by King John: required the King to honor certain rights
What was the Hundred Year War? A long conflict between England and France. From 1337 to 1453
What was the Black Death? A deadly plague that swept through Europe. From 1347 to 1251.
Who was William the Conqueror? A powerful French noble who conquered England and brought feud ism there.
What are the 5 oceans? Atlantic, North, Mediterranean. Baltic, and Arctic
When Rome fell... Europe changed socially, economically, and politically - declined.
What is topography? Physical features for its surface
The Middle Ages... 500 to 1500 AD
What is the Latin term for Middle Ages? Medieval
In 768 Charles Martel's grandson, Charlemange... Became King of the Franks
In 800 AD Charlemange built an Empire in what is now... France, Germany, and Italy
Kings and Queens had complete control of the... Feudal System
The king and queen controlled all the... land
Only ______ were trusted to receive land men
Kings required the people they gave land to... Swear an oath to remain faithful
Lords and Ladies leased land called a... Manor
In return for the land, Lords and Ladies had to... Serve on the royal council, pay rent, and provide the King with knights
Lords created their own... Law system
Lords and Ladies kept most of the eland and divided the rest among their.. Knights and vassals
The relation ship between ______ and ______ made up a big part of the political and social structure of the feudal system The relation ship between lords and vassals made up a big part of the political and social structure of the feudal system
______ had certain ______ to perform for the lord Vassals had certain duties to perform for the lord
All nobles were ultimately ______ of the ______ All Nobles were ultimately vassals of the king
Almost all ______ were _______ Almost all nobles were knights
Knight training began at the age of... 7
Knights became _______ at the age of __ and were trained by other knights Knights became squires at the age of 15 and were trained by other knights
Those deemed worthy were _________ knights Dubbed
After a knight became dubbed the lords gave the knights ______ in return for _______ ________ After a knight became dubbed the lords gave the knights land in return for military service
Knights had to protect the _____ , his family, and the _______ Knights had to protect the lord, his family, and the manor
The feudal contract is.... Lords gave protection and land to vassals/knights, then the knights gave service to the lords
Who is at the top of the social pyramid? The king
Who is second on the social pyramid? Powerful nobles
Who is third on the social pyramid? Lesser nobles, like knights
Who is last on the social pyramid? Freeman and serfs
On the social pyramid, who had the most power? The king
Who really had the most power? Powerful nobles
What was feudalism? A political and military system in the Middle Ages
Nobles gave land and protection to... Vassals
Rome represented political ______ and ______ Rome represented political unity and power
With _____ support, he might be able to claim control of ____________ empire With Pope Gregory's support, he might be able to claim control of Charlemagne empire
How was Otto's empire different from other ancient empires? It was made of a collection of states ruled by princes loyal to Otto but not under his control
What was the Holy Roman Empire? The name given to the lands ruled by the German kings.
Why did kings and popes fight over who could appoint bishops? So kings and popes wanted to appoint bishops who would be loyal to them and support their policies
Why would Henry IV have been stunned by Gregory VII's statement 12? It stated that Pope Gregory had power over the emperor, including the right to remove emperor Henry from the throne!
How did Pope Gregory try to destroy Henry IV;s authority? He excommunicated King Henry IV, so the kind would lose his subjects support
Why did Becket excommunicate Henry II? King Henry was trying to limit the power of the church.
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