24-25 The Middle Ages

A teenaged assistant to a knight was called a

Why is Jerusalem important to Christians?

The knightly rules of behavior were called

At what age did a noble's son start training to be a knight?

Which code defined how warriors behaved in medieval Japan?

The form of government where nobles got land from the king in exchange for military service:

Which disease killed a large percentage of the European population in the Middle Ages?

By the 1100s, all castles were made of

The most important government set up by Europeans after the First Crusade was the

Roughly how long did the Crusades last?

How many times per day are you required to pray in Islam?

The holy book of Islam is called the

On which day did peasants not work?

How did most noblewomen find a husband?

What was the result of the Fourth Crusade?

What were troubadours?

A peasant who could not leave his lord's estate was called a

What happened to the children that tried to start a Crusade?

Which religion did NOT consider Jerusalem to be a sacred city?

A lord's estate was called a

How did European monarchs gain power with the Crusades?

Which ruler did not participate in the Third Crusade?

The last European city in the Holy Land to be recaptured by Muslims was

Which helped medieval peasants grow enough crops?

One result of the Crusades was

The primary reason that castles were built was for

The Anglo-Saxon story about a hero who defeats a monster was

How long was Ibn Battuta's journey?

The designs on knight's shields were called:

The large open area in a castle is called a