| A | B |
| Place where kings and queens lived | castle |
| People that tried to spread their religion | Missionaries |
| A religious place where monks hang out | Monastery |
| Was vistorious in the battle of tours that stopped the muslim advance | Charles Martel |
| Three steps to becomign a knight | Page, Squire, Knight |
| Ceremony happens at age 21 | Knight |
| Leader of the franks becomes christian after a battle | Clovis |
| Had no real power | Women |
| Age 7 learns chess manners practiced fencing | Page |
| Three things knights protected | God, His Lord, His Lady. |
| A complex code of laws demanding a knight fight bravely for his three masters God, His lord, and his lady | What is Chivalry |
| Son of charles martel formed an alliance with the pope defeated the lombards | Pepin the Short |
| Leader that helped spread christianity | Clovis |
| Defeated the mulsims the battle of tours | Charles Martel |
| Mock battle that some knights took part in | Tournaments |
| One sword is religious (pope) one sword is political (king) | Two swords theory |
| Pope that had secular ideas (wordly) he built roads and raised armies | Gregory 1st |
| Where grains were taken to be made into bread | Mill |
| The collection of shack-style homes on the edge of the manor | Serf's village |
| Poets musicians of castles (jesters) | Troubadours |
| 10% paid to the church | Tithe |
| List the order of importance of people in the manor | Roayalty, lords, knights, serfs |
| Mock battles used for combat training (jousting fencing ) | tournament |
| was crowned holy emperor by the pope encouraged learning | Charlemagne |
| Person from the church that dealt with the locals | priest |
| The law of the church | cannon law |
| Scandinavian Raiders | Vikings |
| Name the three groups the raided villages and monasteries | Vikings, Magyars, Muslems |
| Weapon that shielded soldiers | Manttlet |
| Also known as a serf | Peasant |
| Poets and musicians | troubadours |
| Moved slowly on wheels sheltered soldiers from falling arrows | Tortoise |
| Flung rocks that crashed into castle walls | Mangonel |
| Worked like a slingshot propelled objects to a distance of 980 feet | Trebuchet |
| Had a platform on top that lowered like a drawbridge | Siege tower |
| Made of heavy timber with a sharp metal tip swung like a pendulum to crack castle walls or to knock down a draw bridge | Battering Ram |
| Leader of the church top guy | pope |
| kings chose bishops weakens the church | Lay Investiture |
| Compromise between kings and the pope about Lay Investiture pope chose bishop king okays the choice | Concordant of Worms |
| Kept a warrior seated on a moving horse | Saddle |
| Relilgious community that men lived in during medieval times | Monastary |
| No chruch services are allowed | Interdict |
| To kick out of the church | Excommunicate |
| Leader that covered several counties | Bishop |
| Caused cities to have less importance | Fall of the roman empire |
| These people could not read or write but had an oral tradition of legends | Germanic people |
| Piece of land granted to a person in exchange for protection | Fief |
| Happened when trade was disrupted | Loss of businesses and money became scarce |
| Made of heavy timber with a sharp metal tip swung like a pendumum to crack castle walls or to knock down a drawbridge | Battering Ram |