12 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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Not slaves but still bound to the manor

A

serfs

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2
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Economic system

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Manorialism

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3
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Large estate which covered hundreds to thousands of acres

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Manor

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4
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Local officials who oversaw land management during Charlemagne’s reign

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Counts

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5
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Provided protection for the peasants

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Lord

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6
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Noble who serves the lord

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vassal

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7
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Estate with peasants

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fief

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8
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Decentralized government system

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feudalism

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9
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Free people living on the manor

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Peasants

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10
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Transition between ancient and modern times

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dark ages

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11
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First Frankish king to accept Catholicism.

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clovis

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12
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Kept the Muslims out of Europe at the battle of Tours

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charles martel

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13
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First holy Roman emperor.

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charlemagne

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14
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Code that a knight lived by.

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chivalry

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15
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Pope Leo III named which king Roman emperor and protector of the church?

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Charlemagne

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16
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Staple diet for majority of peasants.

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Bread

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17
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During the Middle ages, the Roman Catholic church…

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Became the unifying force in Western Europe

18
Q

Which group reunited W Europe after it had been broken down into small kingdoms by Germanic invaders?

19
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What was the name of the noble rebellion caused by English king, John?

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First Baron’s War

20
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During the Middle ages, mass was said in what language?

21
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Those who challenged the church were called..

22
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The Bayeux tapestry was made to commemorate what battle in 1066?

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Battle of Hastings

23
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Archbishop of Canterbury executed because he believed clergy should not be tried in secular courts.

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Thomas Becket

24
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Religious punishment where all subjects cut off from sacraments.

25
The Inquisition was set up to find and punish?
Heretics
26
Anglo-Saxon ruler who wanted a revival in learning and had books translated from Latin to vernacular.
Alfred the Great
27
One role of the parish priest was to?
Offer guidance to people within a village
28
Why was Feudalism created?
Emperors and kings could not provide protection from invaders
29
King ___ was forced to sign the Magna Carta.
john
30
The new ___ class derived their income from trade and business.
middle
31
Because of ___ in the 1200's, many European countries expelled the ___ because they were "enemies of Christ".
anti-semitism, jews
32
The Church taught that all were sinners, depended on God's grace to get into heaven, and that grace received through ___.
sacrements
33
Nobles could influence the church by giving clergy manors and ___ ___.
Lay investures
34
William the conqueror, in order to tax people properly, commissioned the first census in Western Europe called the ___ ___.
Domesday book
35
Henry II set up a new system of common law where the ___ ___ would establish whether there was enough evidence to put someone on trial.
Grand Jury
36
King Alfred of wessex defeated the ___ in 886 and established the kingdom of England.
Danes
37
The holy Roman emperor was elected by the ___.
diet
38
Specifically, how were the Jews treated during the latter part of the middle ages and why?
39
Specifically, what did the French monarchy do to make itself more powerful?
40
What were the reasons for the holy Roman emperors never becoming very powerful?