Middle Ages in Europe

What major conclusion did St. Augustine draw?

What was the objective of the crusades?

The end of the Middle Ages was marked by the beginning of the

What was the official religion of the Byzantine Empire?

In which area has Justinian’s Code had the MOST lasting impact?

The head of the Eastern Orthodox Church is known as the 

 What geographic features made Constantinople difficult to attack?

What reasons did people have for participating in the crusades?

 In 1215 King John signed what historic document?

Under the manorial system, nobles were required to provide the serfs with ?

 What did Emperor Constantine rename the capital of Eastern Roman Empire?

nobleman: vassal as peasant: _________

What did a medieval manor consist of?

Mosaics were______

The Byzantines saw themselves as a continuation of the

Match the empire to its place on the map. 

After the death of Charlemagne, what enemy presented the greatest threat to Europeans.?

How did its location benefit Constantinople?

Constantinople was located at the crossroads of ____ and _____.

What is the code of Justinian?

Which new legal idea was introduced by the Magna Carta?

St. Thomas Aquinas wrote the book __________

The Middle Ages began with the fall of the Western Roman Empire in

What was the single most powerful organization in Western Europe during the Middle Ages ?

The code of Justinian required all citizens of the Byzantine empire to be members of

To Romans, barbarians were anyone who 

When did the Great Schism occur?

A "fief"  is 

What NFL team beat the  eaglets at home last night?

In 1453 the Constantinople was finally conquered by the _________

What were St. Thomas Aquinas’ ideas regarding faith and reason?

 Organizations of merchants and craftsman were know as 

The Great Schism was the 

What was the significance of the Battle of Tours?

Which of the following groups had the MOST political power?

What was one reason the time immediately following the fall of Rome was called the Dark Ages?

What new art style developed during the later middle ages?

Justinian had the cathedral __________  built within Constantinople.

What was the result of the constant warfare across Europe?

The Byzantine Empire reconquered much of the old Roman Empire under what ruler?

Who was the victor at the battle of Hastings?

What language did the Byzantines primarily speak?

 What is the three field system?

How did the Great Schism contribute to the decline of medieval Europe?

What were the advantages of the Viking’s longboats?

How did the early medieval period compare to the preceding period?

 What political /social system arose after the fall of the Roman Empire?

What was the significance of the creation of the English Parliament?

What areas did the Vikings attack?

The leader of the Franks at the Battle of Tours was 

 All of the following are reasons for the powerof the church EXCEPT