History 10 mid term exam Flashcards

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Feudalism

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A political and social order where nobles offered protection and land in return for military and agricultural services

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Carolingian Empire

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sinvasions of the Norsemen/Vikings

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military and agricultural services

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lords

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vassals

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knights

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fiefs

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feudal contract

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chivalry

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Eleanor of Aquitaine

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agricultural advancements

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climate warmer

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carruca

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three field rotation

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the Manorial system

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Landholding nobles owned large agricultural estates, or manors, which made their leisurely lifestyle possible. Manors were worked by peasants and serfs who did so in exchange for protection and the chance to own a small piece of land.

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peasants

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serfs

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peasants who were legally bound to their lord and the lord’s land

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lord/serf relationship

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20
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revival of trade

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In the eleventh and twelfth centuries (the 1200s-1300s), Europe experienced a revival of trade. Trade developed gradually, with Venice and other Italian cities trading in the Mediterranean and towns in Flanders becoming hubs of commerce in Northern Europe. The rise in trade brought about the need for trade alliances, like the Hanseatic League. Eventually, the heavy trade between northern Europe, Italy, and the East resulted in the creation of an economic system based on money. Gold and silver coinage.

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commerce/merchants

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growth of cities

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guilds

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lay investiture

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Pope Gregory VII
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Investiture Controversy
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Concordat of Worms
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papal supremacy
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interdict
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Sacraments
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The Inquisition
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heresy/heretics
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Dominicans
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veneration of saints
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relics
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pilgrimage
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Pope Urban II
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infidels
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First Crusade
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Third Crusade
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Saladin
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Richard I of England
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Fourth Crusade
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Italian port cities
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Crusader States
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ribbed vaults and pointed arches
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flying buttress
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Gothic Cathedrals
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scholasticism
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Anselm of Catenbury
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Thomas Aquinas
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Roger Bacon
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vernacular
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John Wyclif
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John Hus
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little ice age
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Great Famine
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Black Death
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economic consequences
60
social consequences