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Age of Faith
The middle ages/medieval times were known as the
Muslim control
Spain was under this control
Feudalism
the exchange of labor and loyalty for protection of peasants by the nobles
Manors
Land used for feudalism in the effort to become self sufficient.
Dark Ages
Invasions by surrounding groups which decreased learning in this time
Kings, Lords, Vassals, Knights, Peasants
The class system on the manors
Fief
Bare piece of land given to nobles rom king for loyalty
Lesser lords
Control over lord lands for loyalty- know as vassals
Christianity
Many kings converted to this religion such as clovis
Palace Charles Martel
The most powerful mayor who defeated the arabs in the Battle of Tours and established the Carolington Dynasty
Pepin the short
the successor of Charles martel. After he died his sons battled for power and the winning son, Charlemagne estab an empire in france and Germany.
Charlemagne
The most powerful Christian emperor who reunited most of western Europe and was crowned by the pope as the holy roman emperor. He crushed the pope rebellion and promoted intellectual revival
William the conqueror
This man introduced feudalism to England and the code of shivalry.
Magna Carta
A document that puts checks on the kings along with parliament signed by King John.
Hundred Years War
A war between England and France over English claims inside French territory. France eventually won

Longbow and Joan of Arc
This English weapon and French fighter were the two turning points of the 100 years war.
Trade increased and spices
the only positive result of the crusades
strong dislike for religions and cultural diffusions
the negative result of the crusades
Pope Gregory VII
This pope banned marriages for priests and lay investiture
Lay Investiture
The power of rulers to name bishops who would lead churches in their lands
Henry IV
This ruler was excommunicated because he didn't follow the rules about appointing bishops to lead churhces
Concordat of Worms
This states that the church appoints bishops and emperors that the ruler can veto

Interdict
This happened to Henry IV because he didn't listen to the church even after being excommunicated. This stated that everyone in his land under his control will also be excommunicated.
Gothic Cathedrals
New form of churches from this time period.
Growth in trade
The specialization of manufacturing and commeicial activities led to this
Hanseatic League
European states came together to help improve trade and commerce

Guild
A union like organization that fights for workers rights.
Women
The roles of this gender was limited more even tho they now had new oppty to work in wide range of occupations.
Plague
This hit Europe and wiped out 1/3 of the population and was spread by mongol.

The weakening of church power

People lost faith in the church because god didn't save them from the plague which leads to this.