Across
- 2. the Latin word that combines "middle" and "age."
- 5. a large estate owned by a noble or knight
- 6. a religious war in which Christians tried to retake the Holy Land from Muslim Turks
- 9. one of the most important documents in English history, it stated that the law, not the king, was the supreme power in England
- 11. a style known for its high pointed ceilings, tall towers, and stained glass windows
- 15. the king that was forced to sign the Magna Carta
- 16. the period between ancient and modern times; it lasted from about AD 500 to 1500
- 17. the branch of Christianity that was most common in Europe during the Middle Ages
- 20. a system of exchanging land for military service
- 21. the spiritual head of the Roman Catholic Church
- 22. the region where Jesus lived, preached, and died
Down
- 1. a country united under a single, strong government
- 3. a teenage girl who led French troops during the Hundred Years’ War, was only 16 when she first led troops into battle
- 4. a war between England and France that began in 1337
- 7. these members of the Church dressed in red and helped the pope run the church
- 8. In the year 1066 a noble from northern France sailed to England and defeated the English king near the town of Hastings
- 10. how many crusades there were in total
- 12. a book written by the Italian author, Giovanni Boccaccio
- 13. a disease that swept through Europe in 1347, killing up to a third of Europe’s people
- 14. these members of the church ran individual churches and administered the sacraments—including communion, matrimony, and baptism—to most Catholics
- 18. these members of the church ran the dioceses—areas with several churches
- 19. people who were not free, they were not slaves, but they were not allowed to leave the land on which they worked
