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Twenty Questions. Subject: Middle Ages Vocabulary. Twenty Questions. 1. A grant of land given for military service. A Fief. 2. An attempt to use religion and logic to explain the world. Scholasticism. 3. The language of the everyday people. Vernacular.

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Twenty Questions

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  1. Twenty Questions Subject: Middle Ages Vocabulary

  2. Twenty Questions

  3. 1. A grant of land given for military service. • A Fief.

  4. 2. An attempt to use religion and logic to explain the world. • Scholasticism.

  5. 3. The language of the everyday people. • Vernacular.

  6. 4. Wars fought between Christians and Muslims for control of the Holy Land. • The Crusades.

  7. 5. To deny sacraments to an entire kingdom. • Interdict.

  8. 6. A person who receives land in exchange for service. • Vassal.

  9. 7. A large agricultural estate. • A manor.

  10. 8.Place where monks live. • A monastery.

  11. 9. Belief in something opposed to the Churches beliefs. • Heresy.

  12. 10. The social classes of France. (There were three) • Estates.

  13. 11. During the Late Middle Ages, the term for the French Middle Class. (Professionals and Artisans) • Bourgeoisie.

  14. 12. A religious journey. • Pilgrimage.

  15. 13. To official kick out of the Church. • Excommunicate.

  16. 14. Document that English nobles forced King John to sign. • Magna Carta.

  17. 15. A Medieval peasant bound to the land. • A serf.

  18. 16. The head of the Eastern Orthodox Church. • The patriarch.

  19. 17. When a non-church official appoints a member of the clergy. • Lay investiture.

  20. 18. A means of determining innocence or guilt using a physical task and divine intervention. • An ordeal.

  21. 19. The most powerful King of the Franks (known to be “Great”). • Charlemagne.

  22. 20. The Church’s hunt for heretics. • The Inquisition.

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