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Medieval Europe

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In the beginning of the Middle Ages the church held more power then the ______________ or _______________.   show
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The conflicts between the Papacy and the European monarchs became known as the ________________ _______________.   show
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A community of monks living under religious vows.   show
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A country, state, or territory ruled by a king or queen.   show
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A male ruler of an independent state, especially one who inherits the position by right of birth.   show
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Someone or something having power, authority, or influence; the title given to nobility in European Feudal systems.   show
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An agricultural laborer bound under the feudal system to work on his lord's estate(essentially an indentured servant)   show
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To officially exclude or ban someone from participation int he sacraments and services of the Christian Church   show
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The sovereign (supreme) ruler of the Holy Roman Empire   show
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A loose federation of Eastern churches that honor the patriarch of Constantinople and follow the first seven ecumenical councils and Byzantine rite   show
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A holy city for Jews, Christians and Muslims; capital of the ancient kingdom of Judah and the modern state of Israel.   show
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One of the greatest reforming popes, greatly enforced celibacy for church officials, excommunicated Henry IV three different times   show
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Known as the __________________ ________________ it happened between 1096-1099 BC. It was called the people's crusade. It was led by Count Raymond IV of Toulouse. Took control of Jerusalem from the Turks   show
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Between 1187-1192 CE Richard the Lionheart of England, Phillip II of France and Holy Roman Emperor Frederick I led the _______________ ____________. They fought over the city of Jerusalem. It ended with a truce between Saladin, the sultan of Egypt   show
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Led by Fulk of Neuil and formed by Pope Innocent III the __________________ ________________ got sidetracked from the goal of taking back Jerusalem and attacked Constantinople. (for money)   show
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_________________ ____________ is forced to sign the Magna Carta that limited his power as king.   show
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Crusades 5 - 9 were not very ____________________. None of them were able to gain control over the holy land to bring back catholic power.   show
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