Across
- 3. A form of Christianity centred on Rome with the Pope as its leader and the most powerful religion in western and central Europe by the 1100s
- 7. A means of determining innocence or guilt by seeing how the person accused of a crime reacts to an ordeal
- 8. Woman belonging to a religious order who has dedicated her life to serving God and lives in a convent
- 9. Mid-fourteenth century plague that resulted in huge loss of life in Europe, Africa and Asia
- 10. System of social organisation based on providing land in return for loyalty and work
- 12. A style of architecture with massive and thick walls, rounded arches for windows and doors, and huge piers instead of columns
Down
- 1. A wooden frame with holes for the head and hands, in which an offender was imprisoned and exposed to public abuse
- 2. Man belonging to a religious order who has dedicated his life to serving God and lives in a monastery
- 4. A form of castle with a wooden or stone keep situated on a raised earthwork called a motte
- 5. The act of surrounding a castle (or a town), trapping its inhabitants inside
- 6. The battles fought between Muslims and European Christians for control of Palestine, mainly from 1095 to 1250
- 11. The offence of contradicting the church’s teachings
