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WKMS Acc. Ch. 15

Use this to study for your test on 15-1, 15-2, and 15-4!

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Celts This group was pushed into Ireland, Wales, and Scotland by the Angles and Saxons.
Vikings people from Scandinavia who raided villages in Europe
vassal a noble who served a lord of a higher rank
anti-Semitism hatred of Jewish people
fief a piece of land given to a vassal by his overlord
code of chivalry set of rules followed by knights
concordat an agreement between the pope and the ruler of a country
feudalism political system based on the bonds of loyalty between lords and vassals
Flanders major trading center of medieval northern Europe
heresy set of beliefs that are against the teachings of the church
Thomas Aquinas Christian theologian; author of Summa Theologiae
Charles Martel Also known as the hammer, most famous mayor of the palace, responsible for defeating the Muslims at the Battle of Tours
serf did not own land, could not leave w/o the lord's permission
guild medieval business group
Charlemagne was crowned the emperor of the ______________________. Holy Roman Empire
Were serfs the same as slaves? No. They were not considered property, but they had limited rights.
Charlemagne literally means ____________________. Charles the Great
Inquisition a Church court that tried heretics
Catholic worship service mass
person sent out to teach about his/her religion missionary
One technological improvement that was used for farming during the Middle Ages was ________________. horse collar, iron plow blade, field rotation system
Scholasticism A way of thinking that used reason to explore questions of faith
vernacular everyday language of the people
The feudal system is shaped like a _____________. pyramid
Duties of a noble giving out land, fighting their own wars, settling disputes
duties of a peasant woman cooking and cleaning, working in the fields, caring for their children
Venice major trading center of late Middle Ages
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