The Medieval Period
Across
- 1. Land given by lords to loyal vassals
- 3. Tribe from which the Russians and Ukrainians descended
- 6. Self-sufficient "village" that consisted of a castle, a church, and the houses of peasants
- 7. Scandinavian people from northern Europe that migrated south likely due to overpopulation and climate change
- 11. Head of the Roman Catholic Church
- 12. England's opponent during the 100 Years' War
- 13. Considered enemies of the Church and of those who fought in the Crusades to retake the Holy Land
- 14. English king who signed the Magna Carta in 1215 CE
- 16. Code sworn into by knights
- 17. Another word for images or idols worshipped by some branches of Christianity
- 19. Consisted of clergy, nobles, and townspeople in Spain that had the power to make laws
- 21. Plague known as the Black Death that resulted from poor sanitation in medieval cities and spread because of travel all over Europe
- 22. Kind of tribes that migrated into Roman Empire territories that eventually invaded those
- 24. Capital city of all that was left of the Roman Empire in the east even though the western part fell apart
- 25. Established by middle class merchants and artisans in medieval towns and cities that paved the way for establishment of universities
Down
- 2. Political, social, and economic system prevalent during the Early and High Middle Ages
- 4. Made up of the House of Commons and the House of Lords that govern England
- 5. Attacked Kiev and controlled Russian territories for 200 years
- 7. Tribe known for wreaking havoc and destruction during the Early Middle Ages
- 8. Person guilty of spreading false teachings or wrong Christian beliefs
- 9. Emperor whose Edict of Milan made Christianity legal, ending persecution
- 10. Kings Charles Martel and Charlemagne
- 13. Tribe that became ancestors of Hungarians
- 15. How the Early Middle Ages is commonly described
- 18. Style of architecture characterized by spires, vaulted ceilings, flying buttresses and stained glass windows
- 20. Where a Romanesque-style cathedral and its leaning bell tower is found
- 23. Between the Classical Age of Greece and Rome and the Renaissance Age