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Unit 1 Middle Ages (CS)

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Question 1
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Question 2
2.

Place the 4 levels of fedalism on the diagram

Question 3
3.

Provide specific examples of simularities and differences from the Middle ages and today

Question 4
4.

How was life different in Europe after the fall of Rome

Question 5
5.

Which groups below are credited with invading and bring on the fall of the Roman Empire

Question 6
6.
The _______ and _______ were at war during the crusades
Question 7
7.
The __________or holy wars were fought for control of the __________ lands, often centered around the control of __________
Question 8
8.
Answer the following as either a Pro or a Con of the Crusades
__________Increased trade with the east
__________traders begin to make a large profit and a newly wealthy middle class is born
__________many knights and nobles are killed leaving a power vacuum in Europe
__________greater religious toleration
__________hatred between Muslims, Christians, and Jews increases
__________Jewish persecution increases
Question 9
9.

How does life change because of Feudalism

Question 10
10.

Identify the disease during the middle ages that atributed to 50+ percent of Europeans dying

Question 11
11.
The _______ controlled every aspect of life during the Middle Ages
Match the following terms with their correct definitions
Lord
a political system that granted nobles use of land that legally belonged to the king/lord
Vassel
person who controls land and grants estates to vassels
Manor
land
Tithe
person receiving land
Feudalism
mounted soldiers
Clergy
peasants legally bound to the land
Knight
Lords estate
Jihad
tax by the church (1/10th of yearly income)
Chivalry
code that Knights lived by
Excommunication
persons that perform religious service (priest, minister, rabbi)
Guild
law of the church
fief
going agaist popular teachings of the church
Cannon Law
Christian holy war
Crusade
Muslim holy war
Serf
Medieval Union
Heresy
kicked out of Christianity
Greeks
Moors (Muslims)
Vikings