Middle Ages in Europe Part 2 (6th)

King John was forced to sign the Magna Carta because he

A region on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea where Jesus lived, preached, & died

The people showed their love for God by building large structures with high ceilings called

The effort of Christians in northern Spain to retake land from the Muslim Moors

The Pope’s power to caste a person from the church is known as

People that belonged to a religious order, but lived and worked among the general public.

The greatest contribution of the Roman Catholic Church during the Middle Ages was

The Pope who called knights from Europe to fight the first of these wars were ________________.

A journey to a holy place for a religious purpose is called a _________.

The Magna Carta established the idea that the English king must

The deadly plague that spread by fleas and killed 1/3 of the population of Europe was

Religious ideas that went against the church teachings.

A law that people believed God had created to govern how the world operated.

The Magna Carta changed England’s government from a

A group of people who dedicate their lives to God and follow the common rules.

How was the Bubonic Plague introduced to Europe?

Religious officials, such as priests, that held religious services are ___________.

The Catholics built cathedrals decorated with ___of religious images on __colored glass windows

A series of religious wars Europe fought to regain control of the Holy Land were called the

Organization of priests who punished anyone suspected of secretly practicing another religion.

The kings of Europe were able to break the power of the nobles by

The head of the Roman Catholic Church is called ___________.