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Middle Ages
a period of European history from about 500-1500 AD
Franks
a Germanic people who ruled much of western europe
Monastery
a place where monks live and worship God
Secular
something not related to religion or the Church
Carolingian Dynasty
a family of kings who ruled the Franks
Charlemagne
a king who united much of western Europe
Lord
a powerful landowner who offered protection
Fief
land given in exchange for loyalty or service
Vassal
someone who received land and promised loyalty to a lord
Knight
a trained solider who fought on horseback
Serf
a peasant who was not allowed to leave the lord’s land
Manor
a lord’s estate where peasants lived and worked
Chivalry
a code of behavior knights were expected to follow
Tournament
a competition where knights practiced fighting
Troubadour
a traveling poet or musician who performed songs
Clergy
religious leaders, such as priests and bishops
Sacrament
an important religious ceremony in the Catholic Church
Canon Law
the laws and rule of the Catholic Church
Holy Roman Empire
a group of European lands ruled by an emperor
Lay Investiture
when kings or emperors appoint Church officials
Tithe
a tax paid to the Church, usually 10 percent of income