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Chapter 13

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Charlemagne   King of France, also crowned Emperor of the Roman People in 800  
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Papal States   a region in central Italy ruled by the Pope  
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counts   officials chosen by Charlemagne to rule parts of his empire in his name  
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navigation   planning a course of travel, such as the Vikings crossing the sea  
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sagas   long Icelandic stories about great heroes and events  
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Leif Eriksson   Viking who led settlers to the eastern shores of what in now Canada  
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knights   highly skilled soldier who fought on horseback  
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fief   land given to a knight in exchange for his service  
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vassal   a person who accepts a fief from a lord  
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feudal system   the political and social system built around large estates called manors  
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fealty   a knight's loyalty to the lord who gives him land  
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manorial system   an economic system built around large estates called manors  
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serfs   people who were legally tied to the manor on which they worked  
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Alfred the Great   the first king of the united England and who drove out the Vikings  
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William the Conqueror   Duke of Normandy, conquered England in 1066  
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Domesday Book   the record of William's survey of England's people and their property  
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Eleanor of Aquitaine   powerful French duchess; divorced king of France to marry Henry II of England and ruled all of England and about half of France with him  
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Magna Carta   document that restricted the King of England's power, considered to be the first step towards democracy in England  
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Parliament   governing body that was the result of the king's council in the 1260s and which still makes England's rules today  
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Hugh Capet   first ruler from the Capetian dynasty that ruled and expanded France  
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Otto the Great   Saxon duke who became emperor of the Holy Roman Emperor in the 900s  
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Reconquista   Christian leaders' effort to retake the Iberian peninsula from the Moors  
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piety   a person's level of devotion to religion  
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Pope Gregory VII   pope who excommunicated Henry IV, showing that a pope could stand up to the emperor  
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pontificate   term of office of particular pope  
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Henry VI   Holy Roman emperor who clashed with Pope Gregory VII in 1075  
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