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Review JeopardyKey Terms and
SuchNoble, Knight,
or SerfThe Crusades The Black Death Everything Else
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Members of the church, including the Pope, bishops, and priests.
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Clergy
The major religion of Europe during the Middle Ages.
Christianity
The social and political Structure of the Middle Ages.(Hint: think pyramid)
Feudalism
Another name for the Middle Ages.
Medieval Period or
Dark Ages
The code by which a knight was supposed to live by.
Chivalry
The very top of the feudal pyramid
The King or Queen
The wealthy landowners of The Middle Ages.
Nobles
Class of people who made up theFoundation of feudalism.
Serfs and Peasants
A grant of land given by a noble in return for service.
A fief
Any person who was given land, and must be loyal to and give service to another person.
A vassal
Were a Holy War between what two groups?
Christians and Muslims
Were fought for control of what?
The Holy Land
Where was the Holy Land located?
Jerusalem
True or False:The Crusades helped to increaseTrade between Europe and the Middle East.
True
The Crusades lasted almostHow many years?
Almost 200 years.
Began here and spread here.
China, Europe
Killed what fraction of the European population?
About 1/3
Caused the disease to spread rapidly from person to person.
Fleas and rats
Another name for the Black Death. (Hint: it had two
forms)
The Plague
Bubonic and Pneumonic
True or False:The Black Death caused the Feudalist system to fall apart.
True
About how many people died as a result of the Black Death?
About 25 Million
The large farm estates of lords and nobles the formed the economic system of the Middle Ages.
The Manor
The class of people responsible For farming on manors and estates.
Serfs
The head of the Catholic Church. He called for the Crusades.
The Pope
Why was the Holy Land of Jerusalem important to bothChristians and Muslims?
It contained many important religious sites.