This deck of flashcards has vocab and history questions from Wiliam the Conquerer, The Manor, Law and Contact with Asia, The Crusades, and Belief and Devotion.
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Created by Braden Papa
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What does allegiance mean?
What does contract mean?
What does Lord of the Manor mean?
What does "to exploit" mean?
What does homage mean?
What does freeholder mean?
What does to prosecute mean?
What does assault mean?
What does shrine mean?
What does sue mean?
What does treason mean?
What does lenient mean?
What does meddlesome mean?
What does "to try" mean?
What does canonize mean?
What does ordeal mean?
What does imminent mean?
What does alienated mean?
What does incumbent mean?
What is a Muslim?
What were the Crusades?
What is the Holy land?
What does "sceptical of" mean?
What does tithe mean?
What does "to excommunicate" mean?
What does ecclesiastical mean?
What is a relic?
How did a feudal system work?
What did the King give to the nobles (lords) in exchange for their loyalty and what did the nobles get in return?
What is the difference between a freeholder and a serf?
Who made up the largest percentage of the population and how were they exploited?
What did the serfs give the Knights?
What did the serfs get in return from the knights?
What did the knights give to the lords?
What did the knights receive from the lords?
What did the Lords get from the King?
What did the Lords give to the King?
The King's land was divided amongst _________ into Manors
Each Manor was completely _____________.
The Lord of the Manor had farm land for himself. What was it called?
How big were Kingdoms?
The Lord of the Manor had a manager called a __________.
What is common law and why is it called common law?
What was the difference between trial by ordeal and trial by battle?
How were Church courts different from Royal or Manor courts?
What was the name of the ancient trade route to China?
Who and when did the first European explorers reach China?
How did the Catholic Church become a powerful institution in the Middle Ages?
What would happen if you were excommunicated from the church?
In what ways was the Church's influence over people a positive thing?
In what ways was the Church's influence over people a negative thing?
Why did people travel so far to fight in the Crusades?
What was the People's Crusade?
Who were the leaders of the People's Crusade?
What did the Christians gain from contact with the Muslims during the Crusades?
How did the manor farmer's farming system work?
What does fallow mean?
