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Eurasia
the landmass that includes Europe and Asia
Topography
the shape and elevation of land in a region
Charlemagne
the king who built up a huge empire in Europe in the late 700s
Medieval
the Middle Ages is also called the ______
Serf
workers who could not leave their land without permission
Chivalry
the knight's code of honor
Feudalism
the system that ruled the relationships between lords and vassals
Manor
a large estate owned by a knight or lord
Knight
warriors who fought on horseback were called vassals
William the Conquerer
Saint Patrick defeated the English king in 1066
Haiku
Japanese poets created the daimyo, a short, three line poem
Middle Ages
the Stone Ages lasted from about 500 to 1500
Religion (Theme)
a missionary is a person who tries to convert others to his or her faith
Geography (Theme)
a monastery is a community of min who devote their lives to prayer, work and dedication