Across
- 1. the sacred rites of the church
- 2. holy war
- 3. a type of peasant that could only leave the manor when given permission
- 7. the artistic decoration of books
- 12. empire of west central Europe from 962 to 1806, comprising present day Germany and neighboring lands
- 16. the name for the churches own body of law
- 17. another name for the middle ages
- 18. monks who did not live in isolated monasteries
- 19. lesser lords who pledged service and loyalty to the greater lord
Down
- 1. a method used to resolve conflict between faith and reason
- 2. legal system based on custom and court rulings and was for all people
- 4. the era of "rebirth" of learning in Europe
- 5. a church court set up to try people of heresy
- 6. a loosely organized system of rule in which powerful local lords divided their landholdings among lesser lords
- 8. a group of men sworn to speak the truth
- 9. a treaty that agreed that the church had the sole power to elect and invest bishops with spiritual authority
- 10. a book that listed every cattle, field, and pigpen in England to help William and his successors build an efficient system of tax collecting
- 11. everyday languages of ordinary people such as French, German, and Italian
- 13. a body that had representatives from all three estates or classes
- 14. authority over all secular rulers, including kings and emperors
- 15. the fall of what empire marked the start of the middle ages
