Medieval Europe Review

A deadly plague that swept through Europe from 1347-1351.

Who was the first Pope to send people on the Crusades to retake the Holy city of Jerusalem?

The Black Death killed 50% of all Europeans.

What event is considered the beginning of the wars over Palestine during Medieval times?

A large estate that's owned by a lord.

Who finally negotiated safe passage for Christians in the Holy Lands after the Third Crusade?

Charlemagne was given the title of Holy Roman Emperior by whom?

The king and the pope of Medieval Europe had

Another name for Medieval Europe

How did the Black Death, plague, spread throughout Europe and the world?

In the 2nd Crusade, what was the outcome for the knights and trained warriors that marched to Jerusalem?

What does the reading state that the Church provided Medieval Society?

What group separated themselves from others and lived a simple life in prayer, meditation, and working to survive?

In what ways did the Franks change warfare during the MIddle Ages?

A system of protection where land and people are protected by skilled warriors in exchange for a small portion of land.

When Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor in 800 CE for protection, what did it symbolize?

What was the document that the king was forced to sign that would put democratic laws into effect?

Serfs or peasants were often gifted land or fiefs, for their loyalty to the nobles of the land.

Code of honorable behavior followed by knights

What 2 ways did Crusaders die before they reached the battle?

How did Charlemagne encourage the spread of education in Europe?

To cast someone out of the Church.

Mounted warriors who fought and protected people and land. Often given small plots of land for their loyalty.

Document that listed the basic rights that the king had to honor.

Whom of the following is at the top of the Church's Heirarchy?