Across
- 2. an association of people with similar interests, goals, or professions.
- 5. a system that organizes items, people, or concepts into ranked levels of importance, authority, or dependency
- 8. source (of information) An original account of an event
- 9. A person in the Middle Ages who receive land and protection from a higher-ranking lord
- 14. A miliary or police tactic where attackers surround a building to cut off supplies
- 16. is any factual information such as documents, physical objects, or witness testimony—used to establish a fact, support a claim, or prove innocence or guilt.
- 18. The system for counting the entire population and gathering economic, demographic and social data from them.
- 19. a formal or old-fashioned term for a member of the Christian clergy, such as a priest, minister, or church official
- 20. it refers to the historical oath of loyalty pledged by a vassal to a feudal lord
- 21. The original raw copy of an author’s book before it is released and published.
- 24. A person who fights and protects his superiors and his nation/home.
- 25. Authority over power or social rank
- 27. A religion in which rooted in the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth
- 29. (code of) The code of conduct, honour and polite behaviour.
- 32. (Nobles) A high social class possessing formal title and privileges
- 33. any object made, modified, or used by a human being
- 35. period A 1000-year period of European history.
- 36. a series of religious and military campaigns initiated, supported, and sometimes directed by the Catholic Church in the medieval period
- 37. the art and science of designing, displaying, and recording armorial bearings
- 39. A vibrant movement in Europe from the 14th and 17th centuries
Down
- 1. A journey to a sacred or important place
- 3. any belief or theory that strongly contradicts established dogma, customs, or official principles
- 4. Armout made from interlocked metal rings to create a mesh which was flexible and protective.
- 6. (or peasant) An unfree type of peasant under a feudal system.
- 7. The ruler over a kingdom, place or people
- 10. source (of information) Evidence made about an event after the time period it was in
- 11. Where the government is run by one single person.
- 12. A chronological visual arrangement of events in history
- 13. the direct exchange of goods or services for other goods or services without using money. (trading a tractor for 2 cows)
- 15. A person appointed to govern a state or kingdom temporarily
- 17. a severe ecclesiastical penalty used by religious communities—most notably the Roman Catholic Church—to exclude a member from participating in sacraments and community life
- 22. Non-religious to spiritual matters
- 23. A religious building for monks or nuns goes to live and worship.
- 26. The arrange of events in sequential order of their occurrence in time.
- 28. The world’s second largest monotheistic religion
- 30. an estate, property, or right granted to a vassal by a higher-ranking lord or monarch
- 31. Anyone who holds religious beliefs outside of the world’s main organised religions
- 34. the dominant political and social system in medieval Europe (9th to 15th centuries) where land was exchanged for military service and labour
- 38. A severely painful or tiring experience to test your character.