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Middle Ages WHI

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What is the "middle" ages in the middle of? The Greco-Roman period and the Renaissance
After the fall of the Roman Empire which Frankish leader was able to briefly unify Europe and create a short period of scholarship? Charlemagne
What treaty divided Charlemagne's land? Treaty of Verdun
What caused people to live on feudal manors? Fear for their safety due to attacks
What institution provided unity and continuity during the Middle Ages? the Church
What is feudalism based on? land and loyalty
Who practices chivalry? Knights
List the feudal roles from top to bottom on the feudal hierarchy? Lord, Vassal, Knights, Serfs
What is the name for the land that was given as a thank you for a warrior's loyalty? fief or feud
What are the key characteristics in chivalry? loyalty, bravery, and respect
Which feudal position was endlessly tied to the land? serfs
Feudal manors were self sufficient. True or False True
Castles were not necessarily comfortable, they were built like _______________. forts
What is a guild? Guilds were established for different jobs to regulate economic life, set standards within a field, prevent competition and provide for members in need.
What two periods are the Middle Ages divided between? Dark Ages and Late Middle Ages
List the key features of a typical castle? moat, draw bridge, great hall, dungeon, built on high ground
Why were there so few new ideas during the early Middle Ages? Isolation on the manor
What series of events provoked numerous changes like the decline of feudalism and the increase in towns and trade? the Crusades
What are the Holy Wars more commonly referred to as? the Crusades
What land was fought over in the Crusades? Primarily present day Israel/Palestine
Who called for the Crusades? the Pope (various ones over time)
What was promised to the Crusaders by the Pope? Salvation and possible land
Who won most of the Crusades? Muslims (all but the first)
What are the key effects of the Crusades? Muslims no longer respected Christians New ideas spread to Europe New products were introduced to Europe: perfume, spices, silk, sugar, utensils, bathing, etc. Trade increased Size of towns and cities grew, esp. in Italy Banking came about
Where did the Black Plague initially begin? Southeastern Europe near the Black Sea
What were the negative consequences of the Crusades? Death est. 14 million food scarcity education, arts declined anti-semitism
What were the positive consequences of the Crusades? helped end serfdom capitalism grew middle class emerged
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