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- 2. Effort to drive the Muslim Moors out of Iberia
- 4. Process of investigating and prosecuting people for not being Christians (two words, no spaces)
- 9. a country in Southeastern Europe bordering Turkey
- 14. The Pope that made the call for Christians to begin the Crusades
- 16. The part of Rome's government which is ruled by the common people
- 19. The missionary who spread Christianity to Ireland (two words, no spaces)
- 20. English King who became known for his bravery during the Crusades (three words, no spaces)
- 21. The second biggest religion in the world based of Muhammad's teachings
- 22. Greek writer known for his epic poems, The Iliad, and the Odyssey
- 23. The polytheistic religion of Ancient Greece featuring many Greek Gods and Goddesses (two words, no spaces)
- 25. A person who went to another place to preach to the locals about their religion
- 27. King who greatly expanded the Frankish Empire while spreading Christianity, was crowned the Roman Emperor by the Pope
- 28. The capital of Italy, used to be the center of the greatest empire in the world
- 31. The part of Rome's government which is ruled by voted-in judges by the Senate
- 32. Twin Brothers who have that has been said that they found Rome (three words, no spaces)
- 35. The leader of the church
- 37. A series of campaigns by Christians to take back control of the Holy Land from the Muslims
- 41. The sharing of power between local governments and a strong central government
- 43. A method of teaching based on asking questions to reveal the truth (two words, no spaces)
- 45. The leader of the Reformation, nailed his 95 thesis to a church door that criticized the practices of the Roman Catholic Church (two words, no spaces)
- 48. the owner of a manor
- 49. A Greek philosopher who taught Alexander the Great
- 50. Greek city state that's more focused on education and art
- 52. People who worked on the land owned by lords, but didn't own it themselves
- 53. Greek writer known for his fables that teach life lessons
- 56. Athletic Competition held every four years originating in Ancient Greece
- 57. Macedonian leader who conquered most of the known world by the age of 33 (three words, no spaces)
- 59. The area in which Christians were trying to retake in the Crusades (two words, no spaces)
- 61. slave who led a slave uprising against the Roman Empire
- 62. Julius Caesar's adopted son who helped avenge his death, eventually became the first Roman Emperor (two words, no spaces)
- 63. A Greek philosopher who invented the Socratic Method
- 66. One of Julius Caesar's friends who avenged his death (two words, no spaces)
- 68. A way of thinking and learning that stresses the importance of human abilities and actions
- 70. Where the Greek Gods are said to live (two words, no spaces)
- 71. First battle of the Persian Wars
- 72. The common people of Rome
- 73. Those who protested the practices of the Roman Catholic Church
- 74. After Western Rome was conquered, Eastern Rome was named this (two words, no spaces)
- 75. It is said that his descendants first conquered Italy and found Rome
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- 1. System where lords exchange land for military strength
- 3. French peasant girl who inspired France to victory in the Hundred Year's War (three words, no spaces)
- 5. Series of wars fought between Carthage and Rome, eventually won by Rome (two words, no spaces)
- 6. Communities of monks who lived apart from society and focused on their faith
- 7. A reform movement against the Roman Catholic Church that formed the Protestant Church
- 8. The leader of the conspirators to kill Julius Caesar
- 10. The Name for Rome's public place where important meetings are held
- 11. The belief in ancient religions, i.e. Norse, Roman and Greek Mythology
- 12. A belief that the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit were not equal, was declared a heresy after the Council of Nicaea
- 13. Popular Roman general who made himself dictator for life, he was assassinated (two words no spaces)
- 15. To be formally kicked out of the church
- 17. The Greek city state that was obsessed with military strength and power
- 18. The name of the large estates owned by lords
- 24. The first Christian emperor of Rome, converted after seeing a vision before a battle
- 26. type of government where people elect leaders to govern them
- 29. Plague that killed 1/3 of everyone in Europe in the 1300's (two words, no spaces)
- 30. Structure that carried water into the city of Rome
- 33. English document that listed the rights the king could not ignore or take away, later it inspired the Declaration of Independence (two words, no spaces)
- 34. War between England and France over who should be King of France (three words, no spaces)
- 35. The wars fought against Greece and the Persian Empire (two words, no spaces)
- 36. The religion that was started by Jesus Christ and his disciples in the 1st century A.D.
- 38. The person who traveled between Europe and China via the Silk Road who met with Kublai Khan and became a government official before returning home (two words, no spaces)
- 39. Julius Ceaser's friend who helped plot his assassination
- 40. war fought between Sparta and Athens, eventually won by Sparta (two words, no spaces)
- 42. The part of Rome's government which is ruled by the upper-class elite
- 44. Ideas that opposed the teachings of the Church
- 46. Means Roman Peace in Latin, refers to a time of peace and prosperity (two words, no spaces)
- 47. Warriors who fought on horseback and traded their service for land
- 51. Military leader from Carthage, crossed the Alps with an army of elephants
- 54. The Barbarians that conquered the western part of the Roman Empire
- 55. City renamed after Constantine, was named the capitol of Rome under Constantine
- 58. Means Rebirth, refers to the period that followed the Middle Ages
- 60. The Nobles of Rome
- 64. A Greek philosopher who wrote The Republic
- 65. A religious order created to serve the pope and the Roman Catholic Church. This was created to teach people about Catholic ideas and to turn people against Protestantism
- 67. Christians who studied Christianity in solitude, helped the needy
- 69. The first monotheistic religion that influenced the creation of Christianity and Islam, practicers of this religion were persecuted in the Middle Ages