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19 Cards in this Set

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Aachen
capital of Charlemagne's empire
Charlemagne
frankish king and emperor from A.D. 800-814
William the Conqueror
duke of normandy; in 1066 he became the 1st naorman king of europe
Eleanor of Aquataine
queen of france and later queen of england; encouraged medieval poetry, culture, chivalry
King John
king of england; vassals forced him to sign the magna carta in 1215
Normandy
a region of present day france
Iberian Peninsula
peninsula including spain
Italian Peninsula
peninsula including italy
Scandanavian Peninsula
peninsula including norway, sweden, and finland
Balkan Peninsula
peninsula including greece
Crusades
a series of wars to take the holy land back from the muslims; 8 of them
Pope Urban II
called for the 1st crusade
Reconquista
a long war fought between the christians and muslims over spain; lasted 800 years
Gothic Architecture
a architectual style for churches including pointed arches, flying buttresses, and huge stained glass windows
Renaissance
a period of great cultural and artistic change that began in Florence, Italy around 1350 or 1492
Johannes Gutenberg
invented printing press in 1455
Martin Luther
german monk and leader of the reformation;wrote 95 theses
Ignatius of Loyola
founder of the jesuit order of roman catholic priests
Henry VIII
king of england and founder of church of england(anglican church)