The Late Middle Ages

3. The bacterium responsible for the Bubonic Plague.
5. A court established by Ferdinand and Isabella to enforce Catholic orthodoxy and expel non-Catholics.
8. A conflict between England and France from 1337 to 1453 over French territory.
11. The final battle of the Hundred Years’ War in 1453, where the French defeated the English.
12. Queen of Spain who, with Ferdinand, completed the Reconquista and supported the Spanish Inquisition.
13. A Muslim-ruled area on the Iberian Peninsula that fostered cultural coexistence between Muslims, Jews, and Christians.
15. Painful, pus-filled swellings that appeared in the lymph nodes of those infected with the plague.
16. A deadly plague that swept across Europe and Asia during the 1300s, killing millions.
17. A 1435 agreement that brought the Burgundians into an alliance with France against England.
18. A French peasant girl who led France to victory in several battles during the Hundred Years’ War.
19. A physician who treated victims of the Black Death, often wearing a bird-like mask.

1. A 1415 English victory during the Hundred Years' War, famous for the use of longbowmen.
2. The Christian effort to recapture territory on the Iberian Peninsula from Muslim rulers.
4. The specific form of the Black Death caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis.
6. A 1420 agreement that made Henry V of England the heir to the French throne.
7. A major English victory in the Hundred Years' War due to the use of longbowmen.
9. The last Muslim kingdom in Spain, conquered by Ferdinand and Isabella in 1492.
10. A famous palace and fortress built by the Muslims in Granada, Spain.
14. The king who, with Isabella, united Spain and led the Reconquista.
20. An agreement in 1360 that temporarily halted hostilities between England and France.