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| Steep-sided valleys that are inlets of the sea. |
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| People who are sent out to teach their religion. |
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| To exclude a person from being a member of their church. |
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| An agreement between a pope and a ruler. |
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| Landowning nobles governed and protected people in return for services. |
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| A noble who served a lord of higher rank. |
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| The land the lord granted to a vassal in exchange for military service and loyalty. |
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| Warriors who wore armor and fought on horseback. |
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| A peasant worker bound by law to the lands of a noble. |
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| Decided whether a person should be accused of a crime. |
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| Decided whether an accused person was innocent or guilty. |
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| People who had been ordained as priests. |
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| Catholic worship service. |
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| A religious belief that conflicts with Church teachings. |
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| The study of the religion of God. |
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| A new way of thinking that changed the study of theology. |
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| A local language that people used on a daily basis. |
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| A disease that spreads quickly and kills many people. |
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