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what percent of Europe's population was peasants?

90%

why slavery declined in Europe after 1000 A.D.

Disapproval of the church

What invent helped approve European agriculture?

Padded horse collor

In a bad crop year famine was

commen

the largest land owner in western Europe was

The Church

Muslim techniques helped European merchants do what?

Increase commercial opportunities

12th century Eupopean cities had less than how many residents?

100,000

the 4th crusade was known for what controversy

The sacking of constantinople

Jews provided financial services because?

Church disapproved of usury

in the 13th century Jews were welcome in what country

Poland, Hungary

This country pioneered the creation of the European state

England

Country William the conqueror invaded what country?

England

The domesday Book was a what?

royal census for taxs

The Investiture Controversy was over what?

The selection of the Bishop to install in office

The first important literary work in English was?

Canterbury Tales

Bubonic Plague originated where?

Asia-Asian Steepes

The black death was brought to Europe by what?

Itallian trading ships, flees living on rats

what percentage of those who got the Plague died?

66.66666666

what happened to serfdom as a result of the Black Death?

Died out

European Christian Art had a fascination with what?

death

The hundred year war was fought between what nations?

England, and France

The English created a military revolution by using what at the battle of Crecy?

long bows, canyons

The hundred year war took place were?

France

In England, what grew stronger as a result of the 100 year war?

Parliament

The most important part of an army after the 100 year war was what

Infantry

The focal point of everyday medical life was what?

the church

the seat of the Popes moved to wear during the Babylonian captivity?

Avignon

Lollaedisms founder was who?

John Wycliff

In what country did the Jacquerie occur

France

The purpose of trade guilds was to do what for its members?

ensuring economic security

the purpose of gothic arts was

religion

alchemy was an attempt to do what

turn base metal into gold and silver

most scientific concepts came to from what group

Muslims

a major result of the 100 year war in england was what?

increse in power of parliament

The main expression of Gothic Architecture was what

Cathedrel

outbreak of violence against the Jewish population

pogroms

Duke of Normandy who seized the throne of England in 1086?

William the Conqueror

Census of England, 1086 ordered by william the conquerer

doomsday book

German emperor whose efforts at unification were frustrated by defeats in Italy

Fredrick Barbarossa

Philosopher and Author of famous work, "summa theologica"

St Thomas Aquinas

French pesent girl who claimed authority from God to lead french armies during the 100 year war?

Joan of Arc

City in France That served as the seat of the Papacy during the period known as the Babylonian captivity

Avignon

English reformer, founder of the Lollard movement which advocated individual interpretation of the bible

John Wycliff

Founder of the reforming monastic movement, the Franciscans

St Francis of Assisi

english victory during the 100 year war

agricord