Question 1

apprentice

Accepted Answer

a beginner or novice who
agrees to work for a master in
his trade or craft in return for
instruction and suport

Question 2

armor

Accepted Answer

protective clothing worn by the
knight, may include a shield
and lance

Question 3

Bimaristan

Accepted Answer

the word for hospital in parson

Question 4

Bubonic Plague

Accepted Answer

a serious, sometimes fatal, infection from the
bacterial toxin Yersinia pestis, transmitted by fleas
from infected rodents and characterized by high
fever, weakness, and the swiling of glaze

Question 5

Byzantine Empire

Accepted Answer

The Byzantine Empire was the Greek-
speaking eastern continuation of the Roman
Empire after the fall of Rome. Its capital was
Constantinople(modern day isreal}

Question 6

Caliphate

Accepted Answer

government by a Muslim political
and religious leader

Question 7

castle

Accepted Answer

home to the king, lords and
their families; often used a
place of protection for the
people of the manor

Question 8

chivalry

Accepted Answer

the rules of behavior expected
of the knight: they include
fairness, courtesy, respect,
protection of the weak

Question 9

Coat of Arms

Accepted Answer

the symbol used to identify the
members of a noble family,
often found on the shields of
knights and on the outside of
nobles’ homes

Question 10

Crusade

Accepted Answer

any of the military expeditions made by
Christian countries in the 11th, 12th, and
13th centuries to recover the Holy Land
from the Muslims

Question 11

Crusader

Accepted Answer

a Christian soldier who fought
in a holy War to free Jerusalem
from the Muslims

Question 12

feudalism

Accepted Answer

system where vassals (lesser
nobles) held land from lords
(nobles and the king) in
exchange for protection and
military

Question 13

fief

Accepted Answer

land held as a result of an
agreement (pledge) between the
vassal and the overlord, who
pledges to honor and protect
his

Question 14

guild

Accepted Answer

group organized by
merchants, artisans and craft
worker to protect the members
and set quality and price
standards for all

Question 15

Hagia

Accepted Answer

Hagia

Question 16

hippodrome

Accepted Answer

an Grecian stadium
for horse racing and
chariot racing.
Adopted by other
ancient cultures

Question 17

holy lands

Accepted Answer

lands comprising
ancient Palestine
and including the
sites and territories
of the Jewish,
Christian, and
Islamic religions

Question 18

Icon

Accepted Answer

religious image
usually
painted on a small
wooden panel

Question 19

illuminations

Accepted Answer

designs, pictures, and
decoration used in manuscripts
to make them more appealing

Question 20

infidels

Accepted Answer

people who do
not believe in a
particular religion

Question 21

Jerusalem

Accepted Answer

the capital of the ancient
kingdom of Israel and
contains sites sacred to
the Jewish, Christian,
and Islamic religions

Question 22

Justinian’s code

Accepted Answer

the collections of laws

and legal
interpretations
developed under the
sponsorship of the
Byzantine emperor
Justinian I from C.E.
529 to 565

Question 23

king

Accepted Answer

the ruler of the land, the top of
the feudal pyramid

Question 24

Knight

Accepted Answer

a trained horseman who fought
for the king or his lord, a noble

Question 25

Lord

Accepted Answer

the

Question 26

manor

Accepted Answer

large self-sufficient estate or farm
belonging to a noble family. Peasants and
serfs worked the land and engaged in crafts
to supply the lord and his family with all
they needed in exchange for protection

Question 27

Middle ages

Accepted Answer

given

Question 28

mosaic

Accepted Answer

on a surface made by setting
small pieces of glass, tile, or stone of different
colors into another material so as to make

pictures or patterns

Question 29

Nika

Accepted Answer

C.E. 532 the most violent riots in the
history of Constantinople, with nearly half the
city being burned or destroyed and tens of

Question 30

nobles

Accepted Answer

class in
feudal

Question 31

Romana

Accepted Answer

idk

Question 32

peasants

Accepted Answer

but free people
who live on the
manor, and farm the

Question 33

pilgrimage

Accepted Answer

travel to a shrine or
holy place to worship

Question 34

serf

Accepted Answer

poor person who lives on and
farms the land, they are not free,
but belong to the land, one step
above a slave. If the land is
transferred they go with it.

Question 35

qanat

Accepted Answer

series of the person who made it

Question 36

Seljuk

Accepted Answer

of the person who made it

Question 37

serf

Accepted Answer

poor person who lives on and farms the
manor, they are not free, but belong to the
land, one step above a slave. If the land is
transferred they go with it

Question 38

tapestry

Accepted Answer

cloth woven with designs
usually telling a story, hung on
walls during the Middle Ages

Question 39

trade

Accepted Answer

exchange of goods

Question 40

vassal

Accepted Answer

Middle Ages, one who
served the lord in exchange

Question 41

gghhhhh

Accepted Answer

copy of the person

Question 42

ghhhghhhh

Accepted Answer

copy of the perosn

Question 43

copy

Accepted Answer

copy of the person

Question 44

44

Accepted Answer

copy of the person

Question	Answer
apprentice	a beginner or novice who agrees to work for a master in his trade or craft in return for instruction and suport
armor	protective clothing worn by the knight, may include a shield and lance
Bimaristan	the word for hospital in parson
Bubonic Plague	a serious, sometimes fatal, infection from the bacterial toxin Yersinia pestis, transmitted by fleas from infected rodents and characterized by high fever, weakness, and the swiling of glaze
Byzantine Empire	The Byzantine Empire was the Greek- speaking eastern continuation of the Roman Empire after the fall of Rome. Its capital was Constantinople(modern day isreal}
Caliphate	government by a Muslim political and religious leader
castle	home to the king, lords and their families; often used a place of protection for the people of the manor
chivalry	the rules of behavior expected of the knight: they include fairness, courtesy, respect, protection of the weak
Coat of Arms	the symbol used to identify the members of a noble family, often found on the shields of knights and on the outside of nobles’ homes
Crusade	any of the military expeditions made by Christian countries in the 11th, 12th, and 13th centuries to recover the Holy Land from the Muslims
Crusader	a Christian soldier who fought in a holy War to free Jerusalem from the Muslims
feudalism	system where vassals (lesser nobles) held land from lords (nobles and the king) in exchange for protection and military
fief	land held as a result of an agreement (pledge) between the vassal and the overlord, who pledges to honor and protect his
guild	group organized by merchants, artisans and craft worker to protect the members and set quality and price standards for all
Hagia	Hagia
hippodrome	an Grecian stadium for horse racing and chariot racing. Adopted by other ancient cultures
holy lands	lands comprising ancient Palestine and including the sites and territories of the Jewish, Christian, and Islamic religions
Icon	religious image usually painted on a small wooden panel
illuminations	designs, pictures, and decoration used in manuscripts to make them more appealing
infidels	people who do not believe in a particular religion
Jerusalem	the capital of the ancient kingdom of Israel and contains sites sacred to the Jewish, Christian, and Islamic religions
Justinian’s code	the collections of laws and legal interpretations developed under the sponsorship of the Byzantine emperor Justinian I from C.E. 529 to 565
king	the ruler of the land, the top of the feudal pyramid
Knight	a trained horseman who fought for the king or his lord, a noble
Lord	the
manor	large self-sufficient estate or farm belonging to a noble family. Peasants and serfs worked the land and engaged in crafts to supply the lord and his family with all they needed in exchange for protection
Middle ages	given
mosaic	on a surface made by setting small pieces of glass, tile, or stone of different colors into another material so as to make pictures or patterns
Nika	C.E. 532 the most violent riots in the history of Constantinople, with nearly half the city being burned or destroyed and tens of
nobles	class in feudal
Romana	idk
peasants	but free people who live on the manor, and farm the
pilgrimage	travel to a shrine or holy place to worship
serf	poor person who lives on and farms the land, they are not free, but belong to the land, one step above a slave. If the land is transferred they go with it.
qanat	series of the person who made it
Seljuk	of the person who made it
serf	poor person who lives on and farms the manor, they are not free, but belong to the land, one step above a slave. If the land is transferred they go with it
tapestry	cloth woven with designs usually telling a story, hung on walls during the Middle Ages
trade	exchange of goods
vassal	Middle Ages, one who served the lord in exchange
gghhhhh	copy of the person
ghhhghhhh	copy of the perosn
copy	copy of the person
44	copy of the person

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