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Why did the Christians and Muslims fight in the Crusades?
To gain control of the Holy Land
Who extended the
Cluniac Reforms to the entire church and
excommunicated Henry IV?
Pope Gregory VII
What were the
Crusades?
Series of 9 wars fought between Christians and Muslims for control of the Holy Land
What disease was spread by fleas on rats?
Bubonic Plague
What caused a decline in the population of
Medieval Europe and was thought to have been
God’s punishment?
Bubonic Plague
What caused the growth of towns and cities in
Medieval Europe?
Rise of the merchant class due to increased trade
What was a major goal of the Christians in the Crusades?
To recapture the Holy Land and Jerusalem
What lasting impact was a result of the Crusades that still exists today?
Bitter division between Christians and Muslims
What is feudalism?
System in which land was exchanged for military service and loyalty
What was a major
accomplishment of
Charlemagne?
He helped found schools that became the
educational model for
Medieval Europe
What is the body of law developed within the church?
Canon Law
Who held most of the power within Medieval society?
The Pope
Who was the spiritual leader of the Roman
Catholic Church?
The Pope
What was the role of the church in Medieval Europe?
To spread Christianity and worship God, the Church was the center of life at this time
What was the
manorial system?
Manor=lord’s estate where peasants farmed in exchange for food, shelter, and protection
What is a serf?
A peasant that is bound to the land
What was the term for the complex system of relationships between people of different
classes?
feudalism
What Cluniac Reform was the main cause of conflict between Pope Gregory VII and Henry IV?
The church had the
authority to choose its officials, not kings or
nobles
Why was
Charlemagne important in Medieval Europe?
He revived Latin
learning and created a unified empire
What was the main issue and reason for the Crusades?
Religion/religious disagreements
What was the biggest disrupter to the social
structure of Medieval
Europe?
The spread of Bubonic Plague
How did the Crusades impact trade between
Europe and the Islamic World?
It led to increased trade due to greater demand for goods introduced during the Crusades