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The period between ancient times and modern times during 500-1500 AD

Middle Ages

First man to unite a Christian Kingdom in Western Europe

King Clovis

Led Frankish warriors in the battle of tours to push them back

Charles Martel

Martel's grandson, briefly united western Europe, fought muslims, aided the people of rome

Charlemange

created by Charlamange, provincial rulers to check on the roads, listen to grievances, and see that justice was done

Missi Dominici

Created a curriculum that included gramar, rheteric, logic, arithmetic, geometry, music, and astronomy, also created the hiring of people to copy down the bible

Alcuin of York

Splits Europe (Frankish Kingdom) into three parts

Treaty of Verdun

a social order to protect holdings

Feudalism

a person who pledged service and loyalty to the lord for a fief

Vassal

system that was set by an exchange of pledges to the lord from the vassal

Fuedal Contract


a plot of land

fief

someone who protects the land

Knight

warfare and mock battles that knights took part in

Tournament

a code of conduct that knights adopted

Chivalry

an economic system run by manors run by serf and profits were given to the lord

Manorialism

traveling muscians that would travel around and sing about brave knights

troubadour

A village and the surrounding land

manor

people who were bound to the land; pesants

Serf

a sacred right of the church

Sacrament

was a set of rules to regulate monostic life

Benedictine Rule

What were the three main benedictine rules?

Obediance, poverty, and chasity

non religous

secular

the pope or the church has power over the kings

Papal Supremacy

The churchs own rules; church law

Canon Law

Means kicked ouut of the church, happened when they disobeyed the church laws

Excommunicaiton

not receiving the sacraments

Interdict

monks who spread the word and travel

Friar

developed the friar order

St. Francis of Assisi

What was the significane of Pope Leo III crowning Charlemange the Emperor of Rome

It gave charlamange power and gave Pope an army

Who protects who in fuedalism

the knights protect the peasants and their lords, the lords protect the king

What did King Clovis do to gain the trust of his newly conqureed people of Gual

converted to Christianity

Under charlemagne, he reformed education and created a new form of writing Carolingian minsucle

Alcuin of York

The founder of the first friar orders

St. Francis of Assisi

King who was crowned Emperor of the Romans by Pope Leo III

Charlemagne

King who was instrumental in the defeat of the muslims

Charles Martel

King that converted to Christianity after conquering Gaul

King Clovis


Fuedalism developed in medieval societies as way for them to....

protect themselves

When the ownership of a manor was granted to a new lord the serfs would...

remain on the land to serve the new lord

Part of a vassals obligation under the fuedal contract was to

Serve in the military

A peasant bound to the land

serf

An estate granted to a vassal by his lord

fief

Under Benedictine Rule, monks and nuns took vows of

poverty, chasity, and obedience

Church Law

Canon Law

Friars differed from monks in that...

Friars traveled while monks stayed in the monastary

meaning rule over all religious and secular rulers

Papal Supremacy

Pope who named Charlemange Emperopr of the Romans

Pope Leo III

to achieve salvation medieval christians believed that they must...

reveive the sacraments

What was the purpose of the missi dominici

Administer the law

The result of the treaty of Verdun in 843

Charlemanges empire split up into three kingdoms

The three invading forces into Charlemagnes empire

Muslims, Magyars, Vikings

Full date Charlemange was crowned

December 25th, 800

Piecce of paper signed by the lord and the vassals

Fuedal Contract

A wandering musician

troubadour

type of system manorialism developed into

economic