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25 Cards in this Set

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Mercenaries
Foreign soldiers who serve for pay.
Extended Family
Closely related people.
Loess
Yellow-brown soil.
Reincarnation
Rebirth of the soul.
Citadel
A fortress.
Meridans of Longitude
Imaginary vertical lines along the globe.
Reformation
The term used to describe Luther's break with the Church and the movement it inspired.
Renaissance
Wide spread change in culture that took place in Europe beginning with the 1300's.
Apprentice
An unpaid worker being trained in a craft.
Feudalism
A system where land was owned by kings or lords but held by vassals in return for their loyalty.
Manor
A large etate that included farm fields, pastures, and often an entire village.
Monsoon
Strong winds that blow across the region at certain times of the year.
Nirvana
Lasting peace.
Crusades
8 military expeditions that were launched by the church to capture the Holy Land.
Civil Service
A group of people who carry out the work of government.
Parallels of Latitudes
An imaginary horizontal line along the globe.
Leonardo da Vinci
A great Italian artist as well as a scientist, mathematician and inventor.
Caravan
Traders that travel across the desert in large groups.
Justinian Code
An organized collection and explanation of Roman laws for use by the Byzantine Empire.
Silk Road
An ancient trade route between China and Europe.
Confucius
A Chinese teacher and philosopher.
Meditate
Means to focus the mind inward in order to find spiritual awareness.
Protestant
Refers to Christians who separated from the Catholic Church.
Martin Luther
A monk from the early 1500's who was dissatisfied with the church.
Fief
A share of land.