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4. Feudalism Frenzy Pleasant Life Potpourri 1 Point 2 Points 3 Points 4 Points 5 Points 1 Point 2 Points 3 Points 4 Points 5 Points 3 Points 4 Points 5 Points CrusadesFeudalism

5. The political and social system of the Middle Ages

6. What is feudalism?

7. Someone who is given the use of land in return for military service is called this

8. What is a vassal?

9. The unwritten rules that determine the relationship between a lord and vassal is called this

10. What is a feudal contract?

11. This is the public ceremony that links the lord with his subjects

12. What is homage?

13. Both men who enter into a feudal contract must be these (you may pronounce in Old English if you wish)

14. What are knights?

15. A person who has land and wants military service

16. What is a lord?

17. This economic system of the Middle Ages worked hand in hand with feudalism

18. What is manorialism?

19. A lord gives to his subject a piece of land called this

20. What is a fief?

21. The invention of this horse accessory paved the way for feudalism, as well as helping Charlemagne conquer much territory

22. What are stirrups?

23. This is when a vassal is vassal to more than one lord

24. What is subinfeudation?

25. This man led the Peasant’s Crusade

26. Who is Peter the Hermit?

27. He was the Muslim leader during the 3 rd Crusade (and well respected by even the Christians)

28. Who was Saladin?

29. This pope called for the 1 st Crusade

30. Who is Urban II?

31. DAILY DOUBLE

32. Christians went on Crusade (initially) for these 5 reasons

33. Perhaps the most important result of the Crusades was this little Spanish endeavor

34. What is the Reconquista?

35. As glamorous as they look, nobility probably weren’t all that comfortable living here

36. What are castles?

37. This Canterbury Tales author wrote about the lives of noble knights

38. Who is Geoffrey Chaucer?

39. Nobles lives weren’t all that pleasant in England, as shown by their writing of this early democratic document

40. What is the Magna Carta?

41. Instead of unpleasant living conditions on Sunday, nobles (and others) might attend a Gothic cathedral notable for this lofty architectural design

42. What are flying buttresses?

43. The idea among noblemen of civilized behavior; or today’s man opening a door for his date (from the French word for horse)

44. What is chivalry?

45. What you do with witches

46. What is burn them?

47. Traveling singers that helped popularize vernacular literature

48. What are troubadours?

49. He established Benedictine Rule

50. Who is St. Benedict?

51. He stopped the Muslims at the Battle of Tours

52. Who is Charles Martel?

53. This voice-hearing, armor-wearing, female inspired the French at the Battle of Orleans (and eventually to victory in the Hundred Years’ War)

54. Who is Joan of Arc?