World History Chapter 13 ; 14

Germanic people who held power in Gaul
Franks

Armored horsemen
Knights

Reunited western Europe
Charlemagne

Granted land
Fief

Lord’s estate
Manor

Pertaining to the Middle Ages
Medieval

Religious communities for monks
Monasteries

Religious officials
Clergy

Medieval system of alliances and relationships
Feudalism

Church tax
Tithe

Famous medieval epic poem (3 wrds)
Song of Roland

Reign of Frankish rulers from 751 to 987
Carolingian

Poet-musicians who celebrated romantic love
Troubadours

Peasants bound to the land
Serfs

Code of knightly behavior
Chivalry

Person receiving a fief
Vassal

Church tribunal to suppress heresy
Inquisition

Led Norman Conquest
William

Black Death (2 wrds)
Bubonic Plague

Segregated part of town
Ghetto

Pope who launched the Crusades (2 wrds)
Urban II

Aquinas and his fellow scholars
Scholastics

“Great Charter” (2 wrds)
Magna Carta

Christian “holy war”
Crusade

Sale of Church positions
Simony

Spanish effort to drive out Muslims
Reconquista

Introduced use of jury (2 wrds)
Henry II

Deviation from Church teachings
Heresy

Heroine of Orleans
Joan of Arc

Author of The Canterbury Tales
Chaucer

Association of merchants or artisans
Guild