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| Europe's longest river; flows through Russia into the Caspian Sea | Volga River |
| Europe's second longest river; main water route to South Central Europe | Danube River |
| Backbone of the busiest inland system of waterways in the western part of Europe | Rhine River |
| Leader of the Norman Vikings, who settled in North France, became a Christian, and adopted Frankish customs | William the Conqueror |
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England |
| A forceful king that was later forced by his lords to agree to the Magna Carta | King John |
| A book that kept track of people in England during the Middle Ages | Domesday Book |
| The country were the Viking came from and left to conquer other parts of Europe; conquered Denmark, Norway, and Sweden | Scandinavia |
| A period in Europe from 500 to 1500 A.D. | The Middle Ages |
| A document that King John signed to limit royal power | Magna Carta |
| Were King John agreed to sign the Magna Carta on June 15, 1215 | Runnymede |
| A man who devotes his life to his religion | Monk |
| A woman who devotes her life to his religion | Nun |
| Places were monks studied, prayed, and lived in communities | Monasteries |
| Places were nuns studied, prayed, and lived in communities | Convent |
| People who teach a religion to people with different beliefs | Missionaries |
| A king or queen who was the supreme ruler in Fuedalism | Monarch |
| People who lived on the land and farmed it; after knights on the Class Pyrimid | Serfs |
| Warriors trained and prepared to fight on horseback; after lords on Class Pyramid | Knight |
| A system of were by the planting of crops on manor lands alternates between three fields | Three- field Rotation |
| A common way from the 700s to the 1200s, that managed feudal lands by dividing it into four parts | Manor System |
| King of the Franks (771 A.D.) later crowned emperor of former Roman Empire (800 A.D.) | Charlemagne |
| A political, social, and economic system that began in the 800s used by the Europeans | Feudalism |
| A group of people united by a common interest | Guild |
| A woman of noble birth, was given little opportunity to make decisions about her own life and was directed by her husband or father | Lady |
| A code of behavior which should be followed by a true knight | Chivalry |
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Europe |
| The mountain range separating Europe from Asia; found in the east | Ural Mountains |
| Part of the Great European Plain which covers most of Europe; southeast England | North European Plain |
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