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Ch. 5 Medieval Europe
Ch. 5 Medieval Europe
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section 1: Feudalism & Manor; section 2: The Church; section 3: The Crusades; section 4: Kings
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The period between ancient and modern times
100 years war
the Crusades
Medieval
Dark Ages
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the first Christians to fight the Muslims for the Holy Land was
the clergy and the common people
Peter the Hermit and the common people
Peter the Hermit and the knights
the lords and knights
3
What is the difference between living in a town and life on a manor?
Towns were self-sufficient.
Towns were unprotected.
Towns did not have churches.
Town used money to pay for goods and services
4
If peasant (serf) escaped his/her manor for one year and one day, he or she would
earn his/her freedom
pay a fee for land
given to another master
return to his or her manor
5
The Medieval Church was powerful for all these reasons, except for
The Church could require peace among feudal lords.
The Church could stop wars in Europe.
The Church could enforce laws and taxes.
The Church could excommunicate a lord or king.
6
The Lord provided _____________ for those who pledged their loyalty to him.
absolution
education
salvation
protection
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By the 1200s, kings gained power with the support of
the Crusades
the Church
new towns
the vassals
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The Holy Land is home to
three religions: Judaism, Islam, and Christianity
papacy
crusades
Muslims and Jews
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an unpaid boy who learns a craft
guild
pilgram
journey man
apprentice
10
A council that advises the English King on government matters.
model parliment
monastacism
chivalry
guild
11
The Medieval Church was powerful because
It supported peasants (serfs) to gain their freedom.
It brainwashed the peasants (serfs).
It encouraged wars between the feudal lords.
It made laws and ran the court to enforce those laws.
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Most peasants (serfs) needed the lord's permission to
attend church
work in the fields
marry or leave the manor
have children
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military expeditions commissioned by the Church against the Islamic Turks
Great War
Hundred Year's War
Magna Carta
Crusades
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Kings and popes often argued over the selection of the
vassals
bishops
lords
knights
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The Crusades caused the following, EXCEPT FOR
regaining the Holy Land
building more churches
starting trade with Asia and Africa
controlling trade routes
16
a large estate owned by a lord that includes farmland and a village
nation
Holy Land
manor
magna carta
