Medieval Ages Review

Who was ultimately in charge of Manors?

Workers who were tied to the land on which they lived are what?

Where did the Bubonic Plague originate from?

Europe is part of what large landmass that includes Europe and Asia?

How much land did lords usually keep to themselves?

How many Crusades were there?

What is Chivalry?

With whom did Pope Gregory VII clash?

What led to the growth of Europe's population in the Middle Ages?

William the Conqueror invaded and conquered what?

What communities had nuns?

What was the estimated death toll after the Bubonic Plague?

Knights would often receive ___________________ as payment for their services.

Where did the Bubonic Plague originate from?

What is not a reason as to why Crusaders answered the call to fight?

Which of the following is not a right guaranteed under the Magna Carta?

What did Pope Urban II ask Christians to do?

What group was affected by the plague the most?

What did the religious leaders think the plague was from?

What would usually be built on vassals' land to defend it from attacks?

In which Crusade did Saladin and King Richard fight?

What document was signed in a field outside of London by King John?

What is the Pope's role in the Christian Church?

What was created to advise English Kings?

What was the religion of most people in Medieval Europe?

What is Charlemagne famous for?

Roughly How much of Europe's population died?

What areas of Europe did the Vikings raid?

What Crusade had French knights raid cities around the Byzantine Empire?

Why did Pope Leo IX excommunicate the Bishop of Constantinople?

Who was able to rally the French troops to continue fighting against the English?

Where else did Feudalism exist besides Europe?

Who won the Hundred Years war?

What other name did the Bubonic Plague?

What are Church officials called?

What war was fought between the English and French?

In which Crusade did the Crusaders take Jerusalem?

The Crusades were fought over what region of land?

These people were really devout to their religion, usually helped people in need, and they lived in small communities

What are Knights?