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Celts

pushed into Ireland, Wales, and Scotland by the Angles and Saxons
King John
signed the Magna Carta in 1215
Vassal
a noble who served a lord of a higher rank
Domesday Book
a census taken in England by William the Conqueror
Hildegard of Bingen
headed a convent in Germany and composed Church music
English Channel
separates Britain and Ireland from the rest of Europe
Black Death
a plague that swept across Europe and Asia and killed millions of people
Vikings
people of Scandinavia who raided villages of Europe
Anti-Semitism
hatred of Jewish people
Kievan Rus
a group of small territories in Eastern Europe ruled by the Vikings
Charlemagne
was crowned the new Roman Emperor
Concordat of Worms
limited the emperor’s power
Alfred the Great
drove the Vikings out of Britain
Estates-General
was France’s first Parliament
First Crusade
succeeded in driving the Muslims out of Jerusalem
Inquisition
was a church court that tried Heretics
Vernacular
everyday language
Hundred Years War
war between England and France
Henry II
established the jury system in England
Edward I
called for a meeting of people from different parts of England, which came to be called Parliament
King Clovis
Frankish king who became Catholic
Thomas Aquinas
a priest who combined Church teachings with the ideas of Aristotle
Gregory the Great
sent missionaries throughout Europe to covert people to Catholicism
Joan Of Arc
a young French peasant who led soldiers in the Hundred Years War
Code of Chivalry
a guide for knights good behavior
Francis of Assisi
founder of the first order of friars who helped the poor and served in missionaries
Alps
separates Italy from the rest of Europe
Magna Carta
limited the power of the king
Crusades
were a holy war launched by the Catholics against the Muslims
How did mountains and rivers shape European culture?
By separating cultures from one another
Why was trade allowed to resume in Europe by 1100?
A surplus of goods and safer travel
What happened after the Romans pulled out of Britain?
The Angles and Saxons invaded
Where did the Franks settle?
In an area that is now France
What did Charlemagne believe in?
Education
What were serfs not allowed to do?
Marry without permission
Describe Medieval cities.
Dirty smelly and polluted
Why did Moscow become an important city?
Was a trading center
Who was involved with the Crusades?
Catholics and Muslim Turks
Describe Gothic Cathedrals.
Stained Glass Windows
How did the Black Plague affect Europe?

Wages rose and trade declined