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| Series of eight Christian military expeditions where the Christians tried to get the holy lands back from the Muslims |
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| Pope who called for the Crusades |
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| Famous Muslim general who took back the holy lands from the Christians after the first crusade but also successfully defended them during the remaining Crusades. |
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| Trade organization throughout Northern Europe that promoted and regulated trade. |
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| Domestic System/Cottage System |
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| The making of products for sale was done in homes. |
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| Association of a group of people that have the same/similar trade |
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| Age 7 parents sent boy to work with master and learn trade. (3-12 years). |
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| Worked for daily wages. Became a master by submitting proof which would be judged by masters |
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| People who have wealth and are skilled laborers |
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| Disease that killed between 30% to 60% of Europe’s population during the Late Middle Ages |
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| Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand reconquered Southern Spain from the Muslims and Jews. |
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| Huge churches built during the Late Middle Ages that were designed to show the greatness of God and power of the Church |
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| Norman Prince who invaded England and unified it by making all his lords loyal to himself. |
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| French monarchy that made France a country by gaining land from War and Marriage |
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| Association of a group of people that have the same/similar trade |
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| Time in the Late Middle Ages when increased trading led to the development of capitalism/market economy and banking |
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