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SOL Vocabulary 3: Middle Ages

Islam, Byzantine, Europe

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ConstantinopleTrading Center
JustinianCodified laws, reconquered Roman lands, increased trade
IconsReligious symbols
MosaicsArtwork from stones or arranged colored tiles
Hagia SophiaByzantine domed church
Eastern ChurchGreek, Orthodox, Celibacy
Western ChurchLatin, Roman Catholic, Pope
CyrillicCyril combines Greek and Slavic alphabets
LibrariesByzantines preserved texts
St Basil's, MoscowByzantine influence on Russian architecture
MuhammedIslam's founder/prophet
MeccaHoliest city
AllahIslam for god
Quran (Koran)Muslim holy book
MosqueMuslim place of worship
Five PillarsCentral Muslim beliefs
SunniMajority of Muslim world
ShiaMinority of Muslims, traditional
Sunni-Shia SplitArgument/Wars over who would succeed Muhammed
ToursBattle in France, Stopped Islam spreadign through Europe
Dome of the RockDomed mosque in Jerusalem
Arabic numerals1-9, concept of zero, from India through Arab traders
AlgebraAl Kwarizmi
MedicineIbn Sinna
ExcommunicationKick out of Christian Church, can not go to Heaven
TitheChurch tax
MonestariesPreserve knowledge, copy books, set up schools
MissionariesSpread Christianity
Parish priestsLocal clergy, day-to-day needs of populous
Feudal contractExchange of land for military service if attacked
LordsOwn fief
VassalsTied to feif by borrowing land from lords
SerfsPoor farmers, vassals
Manor systemCreated social classes based on jobs
CharlemagneEmperor, Christian, encouraged learning
MuslimsInvade Spain, art and architecture still present there
Angles and SaxonsTake over England, Pope Gregory send missionaries to convert
MagyarsAsia tribesmen, migrate (war) and settle Hungary
VikingsScandinavian explorers, raided coastal Europe
Barbarian influence in EuropeFeudalism for protection, Diffusion
William the ConquerorTakes over England in 1066
Domesday BookWilliam's census in England. Basis of hereditary title and taxation
English Common LawTrial by jury replaces ordeal. Evidence used in trials. Precedence established.
Magna CartaLimited King's rights through Parliament (tax) Due process (fair trial) and Rule of Law (King had to obey law too.)
Hugh CapetFrench King, throne in Paris, First Dynasty
Hundred Years WarEngland v France, Nationalism
Joan or ArcWoman leads French army, lifted seize of Orleans, Made Charles king
Ferdinand and IsabelMarriage united two Spanish kingdoms, drove Muslims out in Reconquista
Philip II of SpainSet up an empire by colonizing many areas of the world for Spain
Genghis KhanMongol leader. Largest empire. Threatened Europe.
Ivan the GreatFirst Czar, drove out Mongols, ruled from Moscow
CrusadesAttempt by European Christians to drive Muslems out of Jerusalem
First CrusadeChristians retake Jerusalem
Crusader Kingdoms (States)Set up by Crusaders, defend holy land, feudal
Pope Urbanorders Crusades to take place at Council of Clermont with a speech
SaladinMuslim king, takes Jerusalem for Muslims before 4th Crusade
Fourth CrusadeCrusaders attack and sack Constantinople
Ottoman TurksInvade Europe and take Constantinople
Black Death EFFECTSDecline in population, Lower food production, trade decline, weakened feudalism, weakened Church
ScholasticismCombine Aristotle with Bible
AlchemyEarly chemistry, change metals into gold, gunpowder


Mr. Haigh

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