Europe Flashcards

Be good at European stuff (35 cards)

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What is Eurasia

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A large landmass including Europe and asia

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2
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When was the middle ages

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500-1500 ad

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3
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What is another name for middle ages

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Medival

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4
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Who was patrick

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One of the first missionaries

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5
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Who were monks

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Religious men who lived apart from society.

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6
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Where did monks live

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Monasteries

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7
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Who created the benedictine rules for monks

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Benedict

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Who led the franks while building a huge empire, in the late 700,s

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Charlemagne

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9
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What group swept into Europe from the east and became a huge problem.

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Magyars

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10
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What was a knight

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A warrior who fought on horseback

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11
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What is a knight who promised to protect a lord for land

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A vassal

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What is the promise of a lord giving land to a knight for protection called.

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Feudalism

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13
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What were the lords duty

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A lord had to send help to protect his vassal.

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14
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Who is william the conqueror

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William conquered england and became the king of it.

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What is a manor

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The large estate owned by a knight or lord was called a manor.

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Who were tied to the land on which they live

17
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Who was Eleanor of Aquitaine

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She was one of the most powerful people in medieval europe. She ruled aquitaine which is southwest France in 1137.

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Where did most people live in the middle ages

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Manors or farms

19
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What does it mean to excommunicate someone

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To cast out of the church

20
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What did pope Gregory VII do to Emperor HEnry IV.

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He excommunicated him.

21
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What did pope Gregory VII and Henry fight IV about,

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Emperor Henry appointed a bishop that The Pope didn’t approve of

22
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What were the crusades

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A long series of wars between Christian and muslims in southwest Asia.

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What was fought for in the crusades

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The holy land.

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What is he holy land

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The region were Jesus had lived

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Who did the byzantine empire call on in fear of being attacked
Pope urban the II
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What did pope urban the II do in the crusades.
He called out on christians all over Europe to take over the holy land from the Muslim turks
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What happened in the first crusade
5000 crusaders left from the holy land to fight the peasants went out first and attacked the Jews in Germany. THen the nobles and kings came and found the Muslim army unorganized and unready to fight so they won and took over the holy land
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What happened in the next crusades
There was poor planning and heavy losses on the way to the holy land which led the christians to be defeated.
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How did the third crusade go
The rulers of England and France left to go tack back the holy land but the french king died and so the england king was left and he stayed in the holy land.
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Who was the king of England who stayed in the holy land after the 3rd crusade
King Richard the I
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Who was the leader of the Muslims during the third crusade
Saladin
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How did the fourth crusade go
Knights tried to take back the holy land but they didn't have the money to travel so they failed.
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What is a clegry
Church officials
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What is a religious order
A group of people who dedicate their lives to religion
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Who was Francis of Assisi
He was a man who gave away all his belongings and dedicated his life to preaching and tending to people who were poor or ill