Middle Ages

What was the Hunnic leader Attila's nickname?

Charlamagne died in 926 C.E.

Nuns lived in convents.

What was the Reconquista?

What Saint helped convert the island of Ireland to Christianity?

What group of people would go across the world to spread Christianity?

What was Christendom?

Monks lived in convents.

What happened at the Battle of Hastings?

Monks lived in monastaries.

What allowed the Vikings to raid all across Europe and the Middle East?

Nuns lived in monastaries

Germanic tribes called their Cheiftains "Johns"

What is a guild?

Knights wore what type of armor?

Who were the most successful raiders of Medieval Europe?

What was one of the new systems of farming used in the middle ages?

In the "Fuedal Deal" Lords would protect their vassals, what would the vassals give in return?

Why were medieval kings and emporers so weak?

Peasants lived in the manor.

What nomabic tribe came from Central Asia and raided across Europe?

In Medieval Europe, who was responsible for protecting the land and people of a certain area?

The Magna Carta gave unlimited power to the English King/Queen.

What Frankish king converted to Christianity?

What did Germanic Tribes call their Chieftains?

What officially ended the Middle Ages?

Who worked the land on Medieval estates?

Charlamagne died in 814 C.E.

What was one of the reasons for hostility between Holy Roman Emporer Henry IV and Pope Gregory VII?

Medieval lords frequently fought each other for power.

Vassals and Lords lived on estates/manors.

What Germanic tribe gave France its name?

William of Normandy invaded England to claim the throne.

180 Norman Barons were given the land of 5,000 English lords who died at the Balle of Hastings.

How else could medieval estates make money?

William of Normandy invaded France to claim the French throne.

In the middle ages, higher food production led to population growth.

Where did the term "Barbarian" come from?

A surplus is an amount less than what is required.

What were the Crusades?

What was used as a symbol for a knights status?

What was an effect of the Anglo-Saxon invasion of Great Britain?

The vassals would give the more powerful lord land in exchange for loyalty

Jerusalem is a city considered holy to the religions of Judaism, Islam, and Christianity.

Who were the "Moors"?

Chralamagne became the "Holy Roman Emporer".

Where would medieval craftsmen set up their shops?

Germanic tribes called their kings "Reiks"

At what battle did the Germanic tribes crush the Roman army?

What two Kingdoms united to form the Kingdom of Spain?

Where did the Vikings come from?

Who created the Kingdom of England?

What caused so many Germanic tribes to migrate across Europe and North Africa?

What was the only major advancement in farming since Roman times?

What is a term used when someone gets kicked out of the Roman Catholic Church?

The "Reconquista" was Spain's attempt to convert all non Christians and punish heretics.

What is one of the Worlds oldest bodies of representative government?

In the Roman Catholic Church, who has the right to elect Bishops?

How did Germanic society differ from Roman society?

This code of conduct required knights to be generous, honorable and to fight fairly in battle.