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The noble qualities of knights |
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To prevent someone from participating
in church life.
"kicked out of the Church" |
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A person who speaks out against the church
and did not follow the teachings of the church. |
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Portcullis
Port = door in French |
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The main entrance to the castle |
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A traveling performer who sang "story songs"
about the deeds of knights |
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People who serve the church[image] |
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A system of power in Europe, social hierarchy |
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The goal of the Crusades
was to recapture the Holy Land |
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Another word for the "Middle Ages" |
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Able to supply one's own needs
Manors were independent or self sufficient -
they did not rely on "outsiders" for food, clothing, protection
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A person who swears loyalty to a lord
and receives land as payment |
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A person considered to be part of the land "slaves" with no power to make decisions
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notched edges on the top of the castle walls
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land given to a peasant by his Lord
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"God's Will" Pope Urban II used this Latin term in his speech which started the crusades
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| A group of people in a town who have a specific trade.[image] |
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An unpaid worker who is being trained in a craft
(the first stage of a guild) |
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Military expeditions to win control
of the Holy Land from the Turks. |
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King John was forced to sign this agreement by his nobles to limit his power |
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A "census" conducted by William Duke of Normandy |
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