History Vocab

1. the ideas and styles found in the works of ancient Greece and Rome
5. the ceremony or act of crowning a ruler
6. a place where public records or historical documents are kept
9. a small mass of metal balls packed into a canvas bag, resembling a cluster of grapes, that is shot from a cannon
12. belief or feeling of superiority
13. the title given to the prince who is next in line to inherit the French throne
14. the wealthy members of French society, such as landlords, who were also part of the Third Estate; people who were neither nobles nor peasants

2. a musical composition written for an orchestra and usually in four parts called movements
3. an area or region similar to a
4. a harness used to restrain work animals; something that takes away people’s freedom
7. the quality of being deeply religious; the adherence to religious principles in daily life
8. the bishop’s church; any large and important church
9. a machine designed to behead people quickly and with little pain
10. to harm or to contaminate
11. to allow someone to do what they want; to spoil someone