Middle Ages Remediation Lesson

large piece of land

manor

payment

person who receives a piece of land

another name for a king

person who works on a ship

person who works in the church

Ottoman Empire

Byzantine Empire

Orthodox Empire

Turkish Empire

chaos, turmoil and violence

constant invasion of outsiders

decline in cities and learning

all of these are true

disruption of trade

cities and towns abandoned

learning decreased

travel was easier and safer

caste

feudalism

hierarchy

fief

no centralized government

Great Schism

Protestant Reformation

invasion of the Ottoman Turks

nobles

knights

peasants

form armies

farm

trade

Roman Catholics gained control of the Holy Land and the territory surrounding it.

There was an increase in cultural exchange between Europe and the Islamic empire.

The Catholic Church recognized the religion of Islam and welcomed its leaders.

D.

The kingdoms of Europe established diplomatic relations with Turkey and North Africa.

 long-lasting and severe drought

extremely cold annual temperatures

extremely high and persistent levels of rainfall

severe crop pest infestation from the Medieval Warm Period

A. Visigoths

B. Vikings

C. Huns

D. Vandals

A. Danelaw

B. Plantation

C. Manor

D. Three Field System