1. In the 1300’s, works of
Literature began to be
Written in the language
Of the common people,
Also known as ________
The Vernacular

2. In the Middle Ages,
Wealth was based on
What?
Land

3. In the Middle Ages,
the Church had its
own set of laws known
as ___________?
Canon Laws

4. The Most Important Feature
of the manor economy was
that it was ____________,
leaving little need to ever
leave the manor
Self - Sufficient

5. Which is not a feature of
Gothic architecture:
1)Gargoyles
2)Flying Buttresses
3)High Ceilings
4)Tiny Windows
Tiny Windows

6. In the Middle Ages,
The Catholic Church
Dominated all things
Religious and _________,
or non - religious
Secular

7. The Monks and Nuns
Who left the comforts of
Their Monasteries and
Convents to spread Christianity
Across Europe were known as
What?
Missionaries

8. A dirty deed of a noble might
cause his entire kingdom to be
placed under ___________ by a
Pope, so that nobody could
Receive the sacraments, and
They would all go to hell! 
Interdiction

9. In the later middle ages,
___________, or money for
Investment began to replace
The barter system
Capital

10. The purpose of a moat
which surrounded the
Castle was to _________?
Prevent enemies from
reaching the castle walls

11. The Medieval Scholar
who thought that truth
could be found through
both faith AND reason was
who?
Thomas Aquinas

12. The knight’s code of chivalry
is similar to the Samurai code
of the __________.
Bushido

13. What story follows a band of English pilgrims to Thomas Becket’s tomb?
The Canterbury Tales

14. Baptism, Confirmation, and Marriage are all examples of ________?
Sacraments

15. What is Theology?
The Study of Religion

16. What is the tax called that people pay to the church?
Tithe

17. Denying a person from receiving sacraments is called __________?
Excommunication

18. _______ is the dealing with religious matters, while secular deals with non-religious matters.
Ascetism

19. Feudalism gave people a sense of ________.
Security and safety