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Middle Ages

An era during and after the decline of the Roman Empire.

Franks

Germanic people form Gaul, who held power.

Monastery

Religious communities for monks and nuns to live in the serve God.

Secular

Worldly power in politics.

Carolingian Dynasty

751-987


Regin of Pepin the Short.

Charlemagne

Charles the Great, seized the kingdom after Pepin's death. Created an kingdom almost as great as Rome.

Lord

Landowners

Fief

Land grants

Vassal

Person receiving the fief.

Knight

Warriors who protect lords for land.

Serf

People who couldn't legally leave the place they were born on.

Manor

Lord's estate

Tithe

Church tax of a tenth of their income.

Chivalry

A code or set of ideals and manners knights follow.

Tournament

A combination of recreation and combat training.

Troubudour

Poet-musician

Clovis

A Frankish ruler who converted to Christianity and allied with the Church of Rome. Together they spread Christianity and unit the Frankish kingdom.

Treaty of Verdun

Ended the Frankish civil war and separate the kingdom into three.

Louis the Pious

Charlemagne's son, a religious man, and an ineffective ruler.

Pepin

Defeated the Lombards, then crowned by a Pope. Started the Carolingian Dynasty.

Vikings

Germanic people or Northmen/Norsemen.

Homeland

Native land

Leif Ericson

A Viking who discovered North America 500 yrs before Columbus.

Scandinavia consisted of which modern countries?

Norway


Denmark


Sweden

What are the 3 stages of knighthood?

Page


Squire


Armiger

Who is Clovis's wife?

Clothilde

Clergy

Religious officials

Sacrament

Important religious ceremonies.

Canon Law

Laws of the Church.

Holy Roman Empire

The strongest kingdom after Charlemagne's death.

Lay Investiture

A ceremony when kings and nobles appoint church officials.

Two Forms of Christianity

Latin Church


Roman Catholic Church

Cities for Leading Christian Churches

Rome


Milan

Pagan

Somebody who holds non-worldly religious beliefs.

Religious Classes

Pope


Bishop


Priest

How to enter the Church?

Sacraments

Otto the First

Create Holy Roman Empire and close to Church. Invaded Italy then crowned as emperor.

Henry the Fourth

The king who was temporarily excommunicated by Pope Gregory.

Gregory the Seventh

The Pope who resents the use of Lay Investiture.

Where did Henry go?

Canoassa, Italy

Coneordat of Worms

112, Church and political representatives meeting at Worms.

Coneordat of Worms's Agreement

Pope can only appoint the bishops, but king have rights to deline appointment.

Lombard League

Alliance between Poe and Merchants against Fredrik.

Gelasius the First

Recognize conflict between state and church, created two swords idea.