World History B Ch 14 VQ1

Name for a medieval merchant-class town dweller.

Warrior King of England & one of the main leaders of the Third Crusade.

Roman Catholic tribunal that investigated & prosecuted people that committed heresy.

Scholars who gathered & taught at medieval European universities.

The expansion of trade, business & craftsmanship that transformed the European economies.

The huge style of church architecture that developed in Medieval Europe.

The efforts by Spanish Christians to end the Muslim control of Spain, from 1100 -1492.

The selling or buying of a position within the Christian church.

Christian scholar, religious thinker & author of Summa Theologicae.

Pope who called Christian knights to go & fight to reclaim the Holy Land from the Muslim Turks.

Medieval system of farming in which property was divided into fields of equal size.

Famous leader & the most famous opponent of the Christian Crusaders of the Third Crusade.

An association of people in the same occupation, that controlled members wages & prices.

A Christian "holy war" to reclaim the Holy Land from Muslim conquerors.

Everyday language of people in a region or country.