Medieval Europe Review

We have a feudal system to run the government in the United States today.

Where did the Black Death originate?

A person who was not free, and was legally bound to his lord and manor was called a:

Peasants depended on the church to heal them during the Black Plague

The state of needing another person or group of people

Who held the most powerful position in Medieval Europe?

The exchange of protection for land and/or service is called:

The pope is the considered the bishop of:

True or False: Enock's favorite food is noodles

A decentralized system of power in which land owned by a powerful person is divided up and given to others

The Black Death did not have much of an effect on the society and economy of Medieval Europe.

A lord is expected to __________ his vassals.

Kings rewarded their nobles with large estates called:

Skilled workers formed ____ in order to protect their business interests.

To arrange into a system of rules of laws

Tending to develop differently, or in different directions

As a result of the Black Death, workers could demand higher wages for their work.

Following the Black Plague, the church continued to gain power across Europe

Controlled by a single government or person

Knights followed a code of conduct that was called:

Which of these places is considered a holy city by Jews, Christians & Muslims?

To change/A change

A condition that exists when someone has lost control and no one has replaced them

To bring together as a single unit

The series of wars between the Christians and Muslims beginning in 1095 was called the:

A peasant might willingly become a serf in order to get:

What does it mean to be excommunicated?

An economic system used in Western Europe in the Middle Ages in which a group lived on a lord's estate called a manor.

Lymph nodes that are swollen and infected with plague are called:

After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, which institution provided stability for the people?

Bubonic plague was spread by bacteria in the blood, primarily carried by:

Even now in modern times, thousands of people still die every year from pneumonic plague.

Which of these is not a reason why Christians went to fight in the Crusades?