M1 Content Specific Terms Grade 7

intense and selfish desire

in an outwardly shy or modest way intended to be alluring

religious people of the Middle Ages

people who had special training or skills in the Middle Ages (cook, blacksmith)

When a person makes a subtle hint or veiled insult, usually about something immoral or improper

(n.) visually descriptive language, especially in a literary work

having or showing great warmth or intensity of spirit, feeling, enthusiasm, etc.; ardent:

a social organization where the father is the supreme authority

(adj.) related to the Middle Ages

the plague that ravished Europe and killed 1/3 of its population

a particular way of viewing things or events

a deficiency in quantity

delicately, beautifully, exquisitely

a person who sells official pardons, or excuses from sins, from the church to raise money

words related to manners in the Middle Ages

a person who hunts or fishes without permission on someone else's property

a person who is educated and studies or attends school

a person who owns or works in a grain mill (making wheat into flour, for example)

the system, beliefs, and practices of knighthood in medieval times.

a man who served a lord as a mounted soldier

a member of the religious clergy, like a priest or a vicar

a youth trained to become a knight in medieval times

a long trip taken to a sacred place for a religious or moral purpose

an aristocrat, a lord, or a lady

a person from a medieval church who calls, or summons, people before the church for crimes

a system for organizing groups (people, ideas, or objects) based on levels of importance, power

period of time directly following the Middle Ages

a person who runs an inn, which is a place people can have a meal and sleep for the night