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| Large chruches that were viewed as a representation of the City of God were known as |
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| This pope began to mobilize an army of Christian soldiers to fight the Muslims |
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| That pope organized those Christian soldiers to fight in these wars, which are known as the Chritian holy wars |
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| Christian soldiers in the 3rd Holy War were led by this man |
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| To seek out non-Christians, the Spanish developed these church courts that were designed to suppress heresy |
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| Henry II, William the Conqueror |
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| In 1066, Englad was invaded by Frenchman whose troops defeated the Anglo-Saxons |
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| In 1066 England was invaded by Frenchmen, Henry II & William the Conqueror whose troops defeated the Anglo-Saxons |
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| All of Englands laws and rulings, combined into one place was known as |
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| King John, an oppressive King, was forced to sign the |
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| With the Election of Clement V, he moved the papacy from Rome to this city in France? |
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| The split in the Medieval Church was known as the |
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| The epidemic that struck Europe, Asia and N. Africa in the 1300;s |
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| A seried of battles between England and France from 1337-1453 was known as the |
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| Just the outcome of these wars were looking bleak for the French, this teenage peasant girl came along and changed the outcome of the war. |
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