Duplicate of Middle Ages

Something of value to be traded. Could be anything from land to fabrics.

Code of conduct knights were to follow where they were to protect and stand-up for everyone.

Need medical help, see this guy. Just look for the red and white swirls if you can't read.

Person who received something of value in exchange for a service (they can be lords also)

In what country did the Renaissance begin?

Person who dedicated their life to God:

This person was bound to the manor, even if the manor is purchased by someone new.

To get sick in the Middle Ages was dangerous, so what did you first do if you got sick?

True or False: The Crusades were holy wars to gain control of Jerusalem and other holy sites

What is the term for a stage of a knight in training?

Person who was one of the richest people:

___________ was crowned the Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope.

System in which nobles gave land to others in exchange for services (loyalty and protection)

Formal ceremony where a person vows their honor and service for something else.

Castles were large and drafty. They withstood the test of time, but were mainly used for what?

One "level" up from a serf, these people were poor, but they were free.

A rose by any other name would smell just as sweet. What's another name for the Middle Ages?

What event caused many forgotten manuscripts to be returned to Rome?

In the system of manorialism, the lord received food and labor from the serfs in exchange for

This person made their living by buying and selling goods.

They were no police years ago, so how were people governed during the Middle Ages in Europe?

Signed in 1215, the Magna Carta limited the power of the _______.

A coat of arms could be very complicated to look at, but they had to be in order to do what?

Historians estimate that the outbreak of _________ caused the downfall of peasants and serfs .

A person who gave land and watched over the fief:

Who nailed his 95 theses to the door of the church in 1517?

In England, who was forced to sign the Magna Carta?

Why did Europeans begin to explore other lands during the Renaissance?

Johann Gutenberg was kind of a big deal. What invention of his spread ideas all over Europe?

After a while, the interest in art and learning emerged again. What was the period called?

5 out of 4 have problems with fractions. What fraction of people died from the Black Death?

Michelangelo made a lot of cool stuff. Statue of David, Creation of Adam painting, and this: