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| Steep sided valleys that are inlets to the sea. |
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| People who were set out to teach a religion. |
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| To exclude someone from church membership.If a person were excommunicated they cold not go to heaven. |
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| A agreement between a pope and a ruler. |
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| Rule in which landowning nobles protected and governed people in return for services |
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| A noble who served a lord at a higher rank. |
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| Warriors in armour that fought on horseback. |
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| Peasants who could not leave the manor or marry without the lords approval. |
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| A jury that decided wether a person shoul be accused of a crime. |
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| A jury that decided wether a person was inoccent or guilty. |
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| People who had been ordained by prists. |
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| A religious belif that conflicts with church teachings. |
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| The study of religion and God. |
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| A branch of theology in which followers used reason to explore questions of faith. |
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| A disease that spreads quickly and kills many people. |
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| The name of the christian efforts to take back the Iberian peninsula from the muslims. |
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