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  • highest mountain in the Alps
    Mont Blanc
  • what event marks the beginning of the Middle Ages?
    the fall of Rome
  • what was the most important job of the monks in the monasteries?
    copying and preserving the Scripture
  • people who refused to obey the Roman Catholic church
    heretics
  • Europe's most important inland waterway
    Rhine River
  • emperor who made it a crime to be a Christian
    Nero
  • world's largest lake
    Caspian Sea
  • inventor of the printing press
    Johann Gutenberg
  • began the Protestant Reformation
    Martin Luther
  • the leader of the Roman Catholic Church
    pope
  • the first great missionary of the Christian church
    Paul
  • preached the gospel in Bohemia until he was burned at stake
    John Huss
  • a special court set up to find and kill heretics
    Inquisition
  • the huge outdoor arena in Rome. built around A.D. 80
    Colosseum
  • largest country in the world
    Russia
  • according to the Roman Catholic Church, a place of suffering where penitent sinners are cleansed of sin and made ready for Heaven
    purgatory
  • translated the Bible into English
    John Wycliffe
  • give 4 interesting facts about tropical rain forests
    it is always hot and humid; it rains almost daily; more species of animals than anywhere else; fruit grows even tho most grasses can't
  • Luther's list of 95 reasons why the sale of indulgences is wrong
    Ninety-five Theses
  • women who lived apart in convents
    nuns
  • what is Constantinople called today?
    Istanbul
  • Constantine rebuilt the city of Byzantium to be his new capital. what did he rename it?
    Constantinople
  • highest spot in Europe
    Mt. Elbrus
  • poor people who work for the landowner in exchange for protection
    serfs
  • translated the Bible into the language of the people of the Alps
    Peter Waldo
  • what 2 Germanic tribes invaded Rome?
    Visigoths and Vandals
  • underground chambers used as cemeteries
    catacombs
  • what changes occurred in European life because of the Crusades?
    breakdown of feudalism; more travel
  • what were the benefits of the Protestant Reformation?
    Bible was translated into many languages; schools were started to teach children how to read the Bible; Bible truths led to progress in freedom, science, gov...
  • monks who chose to live alone
    hermits
  • Where did Martin Luther nail his Ninety-five Theses to the church door? what event began because of this action?
    Wittenberg, Germany; the Protestant Reformation
  • only continent with no large desert
    Europe
  • landowners in the Middle Ages
    lords
  • Christians who willingly give up their lives rather than deny their Lord
    martyrs
  • trained warrior who fought for his lord
    knight
  • eight different attempts to retake Jerusalem
    Crusades
  • what church was headquartered at Constantinople?
    Eastern Orthodox Church
  • who was the "Morning Star of the Reformation"? what were his followers called?
    John Wycliffe; Lollards
  • deep ditch of water surrounding the castle
    moat
  • why did Rome fall?
    the Roman people lost their standards and became lazy and wicked
  • first Holy Roman Emperor
    Otto the Great
  • long trips for religious purposes
    pilgrimages
  • how long did the Middle Ages last?
    1000 years
  • what church was headquartered at Rome?
    Roman Catholic Church
  • Europe's largest mountain system
    Alps
  • an armed man trained to fight and kill other men for sport
    gladiator
  • elder martyr who refused to blaspheme Christ
    Polycarp
  • slave girl martyred in Gaul
    Blandina
  • What event led to the Crusades?
    the Turks captured Jerusalem, mistreated the Christians, and stopped all pilgrimages
  • the place where monks lived
    monasteries
  • crowned emperor of the Romans by the pope
    Charlemagne
  • the first book printed by Gutenberg
    the Bible
  • the lord's land
    manor
  • African Christian who said, "the blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church"
    Tertullian
  • preached the gospel in southern France until he was burned at the stake
    Peter of Bruis
  • emperor who made it a crime NOT to be a Christian
    Constantine
  • certificates from the pope that excused a person from doing penance for his sins
    indulgences
  • the most important invention in the history of the world
    printing press
  • church men who separated themselves from the world
    monks
  • monks who traveled and taught
    friars