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Ch 9 and 10 Key Terms and People Flashcards

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Eurasia   The large landmass that includes both Asia and Europe.  
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Topography   Refers to the shape and elevation of land in a region.  
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Middle Ages   A period that lasted from about 500 to about 1500.  
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Medieval   Another name for the Middle Ages.  
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Patrick   A Christian missionary who traveled to Northern Europe, Britain, and Ireland teaching Christianity to the people.  
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Monks   Religious men who lived apart from society in isolated communities.  
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Monasteries   Community of Monks  
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Benedict   An Italian monk who created a set of rules called the Benedictine Rules.  
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Charlemagne   A brilliant warrior and strong leader who was the leader of the Franks in the late 700's.  
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Knights   Warriors who fought on horseback.  
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Vassal   A knight who promised to support a lord in exchange for land.  
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Feudalism   Historians call this system of promises that governed the relationship between lord and vassals.  
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William the Conqueror   In 1066, William and his knights sailed into England and Defeated the English King. After winning the battle, William declared himself the new king of England.  
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Manor   The large estate owned by knight or lord.  
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Serfs   Workers who were tied to the land on which they lived.  
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Eleanor of Aquitaine   A noblewoman who had great political power.  
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Chivalry   Europeans code of honor behavior for knights.  
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Haiku   Short, three-line poems of 17 syllables that describe nature scenes.  
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Excommunicate   Cast out from the church.  
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Pope Gregory VII   A pope who came to power in 1073 in Rome.  
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Emperor Henry IV   A emperor who was disapproved by Pope Henry VII.  
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Crusades   The long series of wars between Christians and Muslims in Southwest Asia.  
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Holy Land   Where Jesus had lived and died.  
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Pope Urban II   The pope of a Roman Catholic Church.  
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King Richard I   The only king who stayed in the Holy Land.  
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Saladin   King Richard's main opponent in the Third Crusade and the leader of the Muslim forces.  
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Clergy   Church Officials.  
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Religious Order   A group of people who dedicated their lives to religion and follow common rules.  
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Francis of Assisi   The Dominicans and Franciscans were named after him.  
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Friars   People who belonged to religious orders but lived and worked among the general public  
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Thomas Aquinas   A Dominican philosopher and a teacher at the University of Paris.  
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Natural Law   A law that governed how people would operate.  
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Magna Carta   This documents listing rights that the king could not ignore.  
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Parliament   The lawmaking body that governs England today.  
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Hundred Years' War   The long conflict between England and France.  
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Joan of Arc   A teenage peasant girl who rallied the French troops.  
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Black Death   A deadly plague that swept through Europe between 1347 and 1351.  
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