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6th Grade Covenant Day School History Exam Flash Cards[image] |
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"The Great Charter" It adressed the land right of nobles |
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Time Period from 500A.D. too 1500A.D. Started with fall of Roman Empire |
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| a rebirth of the arts and learning of ancient Greece and Rome |
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| an overland trade route running from China to the black sea |
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| the fights to take back the holy land |
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| Under this system people known as vassals pledged their loyalty to a "lord" in exchange for land and protection |
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| these people lived on one manor for life and farmed or did other jobs for the "lord" that ruled them |
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| this person devoted his life to preaching the messages of Allah |
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| Muhammad started this religion these people are also known as Muslims |
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| An Attempt to Reform the Roman Catholic Church |
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| an ancient invention that sailors used to travel the seas |
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| A small sturdy ship made to be fast and easy to manage |
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| The king and Queen of Spain that funded Columbus' Voyage |
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| King Ferdinand an Queen Isabella |
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| This Person Helped start the Protestant Reformation |
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The island that the Taino people were on (Columbus later explored and renamed this) |
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| Spainish soldiers who brought the spirit of the Reconquista to the americas |
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This treaty agreed to move the line of demarcation farther west |
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To sail completey around 'Earth' |
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| A large farm that specialized in one Crop |
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An expeirnced Itian Sailor from the town of Genoa (Hint: it is a person not a term) |
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'The Navigator' He and his team designed the caravel |
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