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This man was mayor of the castle, and led an infantry against the

Moors.

Charles Martel

This mayor of the castle changed his

position so that it was hereditary.

Pepin II

This man was King of Wessex, and after paying

the Vikings to leave England, he created an army and went to war against the Vikings to prevent their return.

Alfred the Great

This man was proclaimed “Emperor of the

Romans” in 800 CE by Pope Leo III.

Charlemagne

This man was declared “King, by the Grace of God” by the pope, thus creating the precedent that the pope had

the power to create, or remove, Kings in Europe.

Pepin the Short

This battle is credited with halting the Muslim expansion

into Europe.

Battle of Tours

This agreement split Charlemagne’s empire into three pieces after his death.

Treaty of Verdun

This gift to the Church provided the lands that

became the Papal States.

Donation of Pepin

England is brought into the Danish Scandinavian kingdom in 1019 by this

leader.

King Canute

This line of kings was established by a Frank King who converted to

Christianity, and also ordered 3,000 of his soldiers to be

baptized as well.

Merovingians

A set of rules to regulate monastic life, originally used in the monastery of

Monte Cassino. These rules eventually spread across

Europe.

Benedictine Rule

The code of conduct used by knights in the Medieval period.

Chivalry

In the feudal system, a piece of land that was

granted to a vassal was known as a:

fief

Peasants that worked on a manor and were bound to the

land were called:

serfs

One method of feudal justice, this method required the accused party to

be subjected to a terrible physical task, and innocence was determined

by the severity of injuries and the rate with which the injuries healed.

Ordeal

Place these roles in medieval society in order from most to least freedom:

ArtisanLordSerf

Vassal

Lord, Vassal, Artisan, Serf

Place these steps of training in order:SquireKnightPage

Page, Squire, Knight

Place these leaders in chronological order, from earliest to latest:

ClovisCharles MartelCharlemagne

Pepin the Short

Clovis, Charles Martel, Pepin III, Charlemagne

Put these leaders in chronological order, from earliest to latest:

King CanuteAlfred the Great

Edward the Confessor

Alfred the GreatKing Canute

Edward the Confessor

Put these events in order:Alfred the Great takes power

Pope says, “King by the Grace of God”Pope says, “Emperor of the Romans”Angles and Saxons invade England

Battle of Tours

Angles and Saxons invade England, Battle of Tours, “King by

the Grace of God,” “Emperor of the Romans,” Alfred the Great

Person that works with a Guild Master learning

the trade for usually 7-8 years.

Apprentice

After the Church declared it immoral for Christians to lend

money with interest, many from this group became moneylenders.

Jews

After the rise of towns, merchants, traders, and artisans formed this, a

group disliked by both the clergy and the nobles.

Middle Class

The Pope claimed authority over all secular

leaders, which was termed:

Papal supremacy

This document detailed the rights and privileges of a new town, and was granted by a local lord, or the

king, in exchange for a fee.

Charter