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Middle Ages
1000 year time period in Europe between the Fall of the Roman Empire and the Renaisance
Medieval
term that describes anything related to the Middle Ages
Fall of Rome
The event that began the Middle Ages in Europe
Feudalism
the class system that existed during medieval Europe where land and services were traded.
Catholicism
the only Christian denomination that existed during the Middle Ages. Had a lot of power and was in charge of education
Pope
the head of the Catholic church who had more power than kings.
excommunicate
the power to ban someone from Church. Only the pope had this power during the Middle Ages
Fief
the land that is exchanged for service
Vassal
the person who has received the fief in exchange for their loyalty and service
Monarchy
government where king/queen rules
Monarch
Ruler normally a king or queen
Noble
wealthy landowners
Knight
warriors that served their nobles and king in exchange for fief
Chivalry
the code that knights followed that stressed honoring their lord and king, respecting women, and helping the defenseless
Peasant
largest class in Feudalism. Served those above them in exchange for land, protection, etc.
Serf
lowest group in Feudalism. They were bound to the land they worked on and had less rights than anyone else during the Middle Ages
Magna Carta
document that restricted the rights of medieval kings in England making the first constitutional monarchy
Absolute Monarchy
a monarchy where the king has absolute power
Constitutional Monarchy
a monarchy where the ruler has limited power
*Due Process
legal guarantee that the government must treat citizens accused of a crime fairly and follow certain procedures
Muhammad
the prophet that founded Islam
Qur’an/Koran
the holy book of Islam
Islam
monotheistic religion that believes in Allah and that Muhammad is his prophet. Followers called Muslims
5 Pillars of Islam
5 main practices of Islam
Mosque
a temple for Muslims
Crusades
series of religious wars fought over 200 years between the Christians and Muslims over the Holy Land
Holy Land
modern day Israel and an area important to Jews, Christians, and the Muslims
Black Death
the disease that wiped out 1/3 to ½ of the European population
Bubo
a painful swollen lymph node and a symptom of the Black Death
Renaissance
the event that ended the Middle Ages when there was a rebirth of learning, art, etc.
secular
not having a connection to religion
Printing Press
technological advancement that increased literacy and the spread of information.
Martin Luther
leader of the revolutionary Protestant Reformation.
Protestant Reformation
religious movement that led to the creation of multiple Christian denominations and weakened the power of the Catholic Church.