The Middle Ages

In which Crusade did Saladin and Richard the Lionheart fight?

The first stage of training to become a knight was serving as a page.

A knight who was promised land in exchange for service to a lord was called a _______________.

The feudal system was strengthened by the Black Death.

Teachings or beliefs contrary to accepted church teachings was called ____________________.

Communities of monks lived in ___________________ and preserved ancient texts.

Who defeated the British king at the Battle of Hastings in 1066 and became king of England?

Who called for the 1st Crusade, hoping to heal the split between the eastern and western Catholic Churches?

During which crusade did the Crusaders retake the city of Jerusalem?

Chivalry in medieval Europe is most similar to _____________in medieval Japan.

_________________ helped to lead the French troops to victory in the Hundred Years War.

King John was forced to sign the Magna Carta.

The word 'crusade' comes from the Latin word meaning 'war'.

The Middle Ages gets its name because it falls between ancient times and modern times.

Which of these was NOT a group that invaded Europe in the early Middle Ages, leading to the development of feudalism.

Which of the following was NOT an effect of the Crusades?

The Reconquista was an effort to expel which group from Spain?

The Holy Roman Empire devloped from a Germanic group called the Franks.

Which of the following is NOT a principle of government outlined in the Magna Carta?

Under the Magna Carta, everyone except the king had to obey the law.

Which of the following is NOT a peninsula in Europe?

One of the effects of the Hundred Years War was that the English king gained power and the French king lost power.

________________ was a leader of the Reconquista and Spanish Inquisition who also helped finance Columbus' explorations.

The land that a vassal would get in exchange for his service was called a _______________.

Charlemagne defeated the Muslims at the Battle of Tours and stopped their advancement into Europe.