Middle Ages - Crusades Flashcards

1
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The ________________ fall between ancient times and modern times.

A

Middle Ages

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2
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One of the first missionaries to travel to northern Europe was _____________, who took it upon himself to teach people about Christianity.

A

Saint Patrick

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3
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Monks live in communities called _____________.

A

monasteries

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4
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An Italian monk by the name of ____________ created a set of rules that most European monasteries followed.

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Saint Benedict

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5
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_________ were religious men who lived apart from society in isolated communities.

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Monks

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6
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Another name for the Middle Ages is the __________ period.

A

medieval

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7
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_____________ was a brilliant warrior and a strong king who led the Franks in building a huge empire.

A

Charlemagne

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8
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T or F - Serfs were tied to the land on which they lived and could not leave their land without permission from the lord.

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False - Couldn’t leave without the vassals (knights) permission.

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9
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T or F - William the Conqueror declared himself king of England after defeating the English king near the town of Hastings.

A

True

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10
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A knight who promised to support a lord in exchange for money was called a vassal.

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True

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11
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The large estate owned by a knight or a lord was called a manor.

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True

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12
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The system of promises that governed the relationships between lords and vassals was called feudalism.

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True

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13
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Eleanor of Aquitaine was a French woman who had great political power.

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True

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14
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The worst soldiers were knights, or warriors who fought on horseback.

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True

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15
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The Holy Roman Empire was created out of what had been Charlemagne’s empire in the 700s.

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True

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16
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Henry III was Holy Roman Emperor when Pope Gregory VII came to power in 1073.

17
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Pope Leo IX was excommunicated from the Roman Catholic Church and formed the Eastern Orthodox Church is Rome.

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False - It is Constantinople

18
Q

Pope Gregory VII excommunicated Emperor Henry IV, but eventually accepted his apology and allowed him back into the church.

19
Q

Rulers of the Holy Roman Empire inherited their thrones from their fathers.

20
Q

The center of the Eastern Orthodox Church is Rome.

21
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The pope can choose to excommunicate or cast out from the church those deemed guilty of serious offenses.

22
Q

The goal of the Crusades was to take the _________ away from the Turks.

23
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___________ was called “Lion Heart” for his courage.

A

King Richard the I

24
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____________ agreed to help the Byzantines who were attacked by Muslim Turks in the Holy Land.

A

Pope Urban II

25
After Christians were defeated during the Second Crusade, ____________ of England stayed in the Holy Land to fight the Third Crusade.
King Richard I
26
Palenstine is called the Holy Land because it was the region where Jesus had lived, preached and died.
Holy Land
27
Following the Crusades, tension between Christians, Jews, and ________ grew.
Muslim's
28
The ___________ were a long series of wars between Christians and Muslims in Southwest Asia.
Crusades
29
The leader of the Muslim forces who was respected for his kindness toward fallen leaders was ________.
Saladin
30
Dominican philosopher __________ believed reason and faith could work together.
Saint Thomas Aquinas
31
Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales is about a group of ________ who are drawn to Canterbury, England and to the Cathedral there.
Clergy
32
____________, according to Saint Thomas Aquinas, is created by God and governs how the world operates.
Natural Law
33
A group of people who dedicate their lives to religion and follow common rules is a __________.
Religious order
34
______ were people who belonged to religious orders but lived and worked among the general public.
Friars
35
Journeys to religious locations are also referred to as ___________.
pilgrimages
36
As a young man, __________ gave all of his money and possessions away and began living a simple life, preaching and tending to people who were poor or ill.
Saint Francis of Assisi
37
The ______, or church officials, and their teachings were very influential in European culture and politics.
clergy