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Understanding The Crusades: Medieval Society Explained

Dive into the intricacies of the Crusades and their impact on medieval society. Learn about key historical figures, guild structures, Church influence, and societal norms during this transformative period in history. Unravel the dynamics between the Church, the Middle Class, and the nobility. Discover the significant role played by the Hodge Podge, the Concordat of Worms, and the Hanseatic League. Explore concepts like chivalry, excommunication, and the rise of towns. Enhance your knowledge of medieval society with this comprehensive guide.

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Understanding The Crusades: Medieval Society Explained

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  1. The Crusades The Middle Class The Church Medieval Society Hodge Podge 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  2. The introduction of Eastern products was caused by this.

  3. What are the Crusades?

  4. The Byzantine Empire asked people in Western Europe to help after attacks by this group.

  5. Who are the Turks?

  6. This agreement reached between the kings and the pope decided who controlled the bishops.

  7. What was the Concordat of Worms?

  8. This pope preached the Crusades.

  9. Who is Pope Urban II?

  10. He was the Moslem leader who captured Jerusalem.

  11. Who was Saladin?

  12. This is a person who is just beginning to train in a craft guild.

  13. What is an apprentice?

  14. A master craftsman’s best piece of work.

  15. What is a masterpiece?

  16. This person has achieved the second step of guild training and can travel from place to place.

  17. What is a journeyman?

  18. A contracts between a person entering training in a craft guild and the guild master.

  19. What is an indenture?

  20. This group protected trade and commerce in the North and Baltic Seas.

  21. What is the Hanseatic League?

  22. The Papal States are located here.

  23. What is Italy?

  24. This is being denied the sacraments of the Church.

  25. What is excommunication?

  26. Religious orders of Monks and Priests were called this.

  27. What are Monastic Orders?

  28. Another name for Church law.

  29. What is Cannon Law?

  30. This is giving 1/10 (10%) of your income to the Church.

  31. What is a tithe?

  32. This was the code of conduct for knights.

  33. What is chivalry?

  34. Medieval kings did not support the rise of these urban centers.

  35. What is the rise of towns?

  36. Medieval nobility measured their wealth in these terms, which many people use today to measure wealth.

  37. What is land?

  38. Lords and his vassals were bound to each other by ties of ?

  39. What is ties of loyalty?

  40. This was an identifier of Gothic cathedrals.

  41. What are rounded arches, buttresses?

  42. These two institutions were structured very similarly.

  43. What is the Church and Medieval society?

  44. The estate a lord provided a vassal.

  45. What is a fief?

  46. Another way to say the Middle Class.

  47. What is the bourgeoisie?

  48. This was a major trade center in Medieval Europe.

  49. What is Venice, Italy?

  50. The Church loss prestige when prayers did not answer the sick. • Peasants demand higher wages. • Jews were massacred.

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