The Middle Ages

After the Crusades, Jews were forced out of Western Europe, east into what modern-day country?

A disease that spreads quickly and kills many people is called what?

In the Early Middle Ages, all of the following invaded Western Europe, EXCEPT:

This would be a great example of what type of architecture?

Who's teachings were the basis of Scholasticism?

What Middle Eastern city was the focal point of the Crusades?

Who was fighting during the Crusades?

Ideas that go against Church teachings are called what?

A person sent by a religious organization to spread the faith

The study of religious faith, practice, and experience

Which of the following was a self sufficient estate worked by serfs during the Middle Ages?

What was the Church court called that investigated heretics?

A group of merchants or craftsmen during medieval times was called a _________.

A member of the peasant class bound to the land and subject to the will of the landowner.

Prince Ferdinand and Princess Isabella's marriage led to the creation of this Catholic country.

A lesser lord under the protection of a more powerful lord to whom he has vowed loyalty

What are the sacred rituals called that Catholic Christians take part in?

System of service between a lord and vassals who swore loyalty to them during the Middle Ages.

A mounted man-at-arms that serves a feudal superior

A narrow inlet of the sea between cliffs or steep slopes

Which group raided the coasts of Europe and established colonies as far as North America?

The _____ were the Christian efforts made after the Crusades to make Spain a Christian nation.

Which type of medieval architecture was known for thick walls, pillars, and few windows?

Who was the first European to land in North America?

What did university students take notes on during the Middle Ages?

This would be a great example of what type of architecture?

A feudal estate belonging to a vassal is called a __________.

The religious worship service for Catholic Christians is called what?

During the Middle Ages, what group became scapegoats for other people's problems?

A way of thinking that combined faith and reason

What is it called when the Church declares that a person is no longer a member?

This is a place where nuns live a simple life dedicated to God

A place were monks could live simple lives dedicated to God

All of the following were results of the Crusades EXCEPT:

Hostility toward or discrimination against Jews

The first universities in Western Europe were in Italy and what other country?

Who was the most well known supporter of Scholasticism?

Which type of architecture was known for its flying buttresses, thin walls, and stained-glass?

What does the name Charlemagne mean?

The system, spirit, code, or customs of medieval knighthood.

Who were the most powerful of the Germanic tribes during the early Middle Ages?

The everyday language spoken in a particular region is called what?