Chapter 14 Medieval Europe Review
review questions from lessons 1-4
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- These old, low mountains separate Europe from Asia.
- This land region is a part of the Great European Plain and covers a vast expanse of Europe.
- Europe’s longest river that flows through Russia to the Caspian Sea.
- Europe’s second longest river which serves as the main water route in the south-central part of the continent.
- This river is the backbone of the busiest system of waterways in the western part of Europe
- What type of climate does Europe generally have?
- This causes Europe's mild climate
- European farmers began to clear the land to farm in a process called
- Leader of the Normans. Under his leadership they invaded England and Southern Italy.
- crowned king of England in 1199. Governed with force, demanded military service, and greater amounts of money
- place where king John agreed on a set of promises with the lords in order to avoid defeat.
- known as “The Great Charter”, contained 63 clauses that helped lords and other landholders.
- This helped keep track of people in England. Also help set up a tax system .
- Period in Europe from about A.D. 500 to 1500.
- Early European ruler during the middle ages. Gave large land areas in exchange for loyalty.
- present day countries of Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. This is where the Vikings, fierce pirates, and warriors
- another group of Vikings that settled in northern France. They became Christians and church leaders.
- What religion were most Europeans?
- was a political, social, and economic system that began in the 800s.
- major military expeditions by Christians to win back control of Palestine and protect the Byzantine Empire.
- “the holy land” once called Judea
- Byzantine emperor who asked Pope Urban II to supply knights to fight against the Turks and reclaim holy land
- Crusader states were established along what sea?
- Crusaders marched in what direction to control The Holy Land
- A trading route that connected Europe and lands of the former Roman Empire with China.
- This person brought tales of China’s riches back to Europe. This inspired trade.
- a very aggressive wide spread of disease over a wide area.
- first city in Europe to get the plague. It was brought by rats that traveled on ships.
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