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  • What are some thongs Knights could and could not do?
    They were expected to be brave in battle, but a group of Knights couldn't attack one knight. They were not allowed to fight in churches either.
  • (Romanesque/Gothic) architecture used flying buttresses & stain glassed windows
    GOTHIC
  • Mayor of the palace that conquered and united territories under Frankish rule
    Peppin the First
  • What country did the Franks eventually settle in???
    France (Bonjour!)
  • Plague in Europe spread by poor sanitation
    Black Death
  • Who granted Peppin the short the right to take the title of the King????
    Charlemagne
  • What did middle class include?
    Merchants, bankers, craftsman and other skilled laborers
  • What are some things that led to the decline of Feudalism in Europe?
    Increased power in monarchies and churches; redirected loyalty of people to the Kings.
  • The Crusades (succeeded/failed) in freeing the Holy Land
    FAILED
  • What was the name of the last muslim peninsula?
    The Iberian peninsula
  • Who became the first pope???
    Leo the first
  • What was a ballis?
    They collected taxes. :/
  • What ruler supported a revival of learning & made monasteries the centers of western knowledge???
    Carloman
  • Calamity that overwhelmed Europe in 1315 and resulted from massive crop spoilage
    Famine
  • What was a Vassal? What was their role in society?
    A person under the protection of a lord. They served a lord.
  • Large & impressive church buildings
    Cathedrals
  • What english King was related to the french royal throne through his mother?
    Edward the third
  • Document carried on a journey & exchanged for money at a bank
    letter of credit
  • What are new ways Europeans use technology?
    Horse collar, water mills, Arabic numerals, and windmills
  • Why is the battle of Hastings so important to the History of england and Europe?
    It ushered in the era of Norman conquest.
  • In Medieval Europe, who did the king depend on for financial & military support?
    Nobles
  • Places for exchanging or borrowing money
    Banks
  • (Venice/Paris) developed a city-state with a republican form of government
    VENICE
  • The Knights Templar protected traveling (bankers/pilgrims)
    PILGRIMS
  • Places where learning was preserved during feudalism
    Monistaries
  • (William the conqueror/Hugh Capet) conquered England and established a new dynasty
    WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR
  • What was a manor???????
    A late medieval house
  • Author of The canterbury tales
    Chaucer
  • What are some ways the King would expand his influence?
    Alliance or arranged marriages
  • Common spoken languages
    Vernacular
  • Where did people move????
    Cities
  • Who got everything in a family???
    The firstborn sun!!!!
  • What did people believe the main cause was behind the plauge?
    Rats & fleas
  • The royal line started by Peppin the Second
    Carolingian
  • Chaucer was a (English/Italian) poet
    ENGLISH
  • English King that tried to claim the French throne
    Edward the Third
  • What is the largest city-state?
    Venice
  • Established circuit courts
    Henry the Second
  • The Roman Church lost credibility when it could not stop the (Black Death/Hundred Year War)
    BLACK DEATH
  • What was a list of your crimes that you were accused of?
    Indictment
  • (Castles/Towns) grew along trade routes
    TOWNS
  • What contributed to the decline in the Roman Troops in England?
    German Tribes
  • Initially known as the bishop of Rome
    Pope Leo the First
  • What King and Queen took control of the last muslim religion on the Iberian peninsula?
    Ferdinand the second and Isabella the first
  • When did England stop being part of the Roman Empire?
    476
  • Was crowned Roman emperor by the pope
    Charlemagne
  • Who was Harold???
    the king of england during the 11th century; got an arrow shot through his eye.
  • The Reconquista occurred in (France/Spain)
    SPAIN
  • What church degree limited the days Knights could fight?
    Truce of God
  • What are some positive results of universities in Europe?
    Doctors, Pastors, Lawyers, etc...
  • What group of people were slaughtered by thousands???
    Jews
  • Europe experienced a warm period that allowed farmers to grow (more/less) crops
    MORE
  • The Roman Church taught that sacraments were means of earning... what?
    YOUR SALVATION:D
  • The estate on which most people lived during the Middle Ages
    Manors
  • Commonly found in artwork and used to represent holiness
    Halos
  • New centers of liberal arts learning that begin in the 12th century
    Universities
  • The leading palace offical
    Mayor of the Palace
  • Religious groups that the crusades targeted on the Iberian Peninsula
    Muslims
  • What buildings had thick, stone walls, rounded arches, and were very very dark??
    Romanesque
  • People use this to learn about God:
    Illuminated manuscripts
  • What was intended to guarantee justice and helped unify england?
    Common law
  • Became the leader of a Frankish kingdom in 481
    Clovis
  • Why was it important to limit royal power in Europe?
    Because people with absolute power will abuse it and use it for bad. :(
  • What church degree limited Knights fighting to outside of church and ensured people would not get hurt??
    Peace of God
  • Author of divine comedy
    Dante
  • Henry the Second strengthened royal authority in (England/France)
    ENGLAND
  • System where a majority of people did not own land but worked for those who did
    Feudalism
  • Sent by the bishop of Rome to German tribes, Gaul, Spain, and Britain
    Missionaries
  • Under what pope did the papacy reach its peak???
    Innocent the third
  • What did the Author do by writing the canterbury tales?
    Showed what life was like
  • Parliament
    Began as a group of advisors for King and became a formal legislative body composed of the House of Lords and the House of Commons.
  • What document did the nobles force king John to sign and why?
    Magna Carta and because people viewed this law as limiting the Kings power over the towns people
  • Sent out royal officials called baillis
    Philip the second
  • What was the central theme of art, architecture and literature during middle ages?
    God
  • The Brother of Charlemagne
    Carloman
  • What group of people were slaughtered by the thousands according to your text?
    Jews
  • Thirteenth century architecture with flying buttresses
    Gothic
  • What is feudalism???
    System of government
  • What are 2 countries that are located on the Arabian Peninsula?
    Portugal and Spain
  • Who Expanded Pepin the Second's kingdom
    Charles Martel
  • What are some new European inventions???
    Mechanical clocks & glasses
  • The royal line started by Clovis
    Merovingian
  • Do you think King Arthur was real?
    He was real, but the legends were fake
  • Which pope called for a crusade on the Holy Land?
    Urban
  • Who was William the Conqueror and where was he from????
    he was in charge of Norman troops and was from France.
  • The religion propagated in Europe during the Middle Ages
    Christianity
  • Campaigns to liberate Holy Land
    crusades
  • The English used (heavy armor/longbows) to defeat the French in battle
    LONGBOWS
  • Who was Clovis???
    Leader of the Frankish kingdom
  • Strict codes that Knight's follow
    Chivalry
  • What was the series of battles fought between 1337 and 1453?
    100 years war
  • Peasant girl who rallied the French in the Hundred-year's war
    Joan of arc
  • What are some things that contributed to the end of the Roman empire?
    German tribes; Christianity; Black Death; Hundred Year War
  • What did you learn about medieval life and warfare from the Bayeux Tapestry?
    The Bayeux Tapestry has 58 panels, is very very long, and it's all in Latin; over 70 m
  • Was given papal permission to have title of king
    Peppin the Short
  • How did God help Clovis????
    God gave Clovis victory when he cried out to God
  • Who governed England, or Europe for that matter, during the Middle Ages?
    Monarchs
  • What was the language of the Roman empire that Spanish, French, and Italian are based on?
    Latin
  • What is a document that ensured rights for nobility?
    Magna Carta
  • What was the Town Charter???
    a legal document listing the privileges of the towns people