World History Study Guide
Unit 2: The Middle Ages
Terms
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Identify the following terms:
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feudalism
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fief
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liege lord
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clergy
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nobility
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peasantry
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missi dominici
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Capetian Dynasty
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pious
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chivalry
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heraldry
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troubadours
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burghers
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artisans
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trade guilds
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apprentice
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master craftsman
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lay investiture
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excommunication
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“Model Parliament”
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Identify the following events/documents:
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Coronation of Charlemagne
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Carolingian Renaissance
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Treaty of Verdun (843)
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Battle of Hastings
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“Going to Canossa”
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Concordat of Worms
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Constitutions of Clarendon
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Magna Carta
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Identify the following people:
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Charlemagne
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Pope Leo III
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Alcuin
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Harold Godwinson
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William Duke of Normandy (William “the Conqueror”)
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King Philip II Augustus
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King Louis IX
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Emperor Otto I
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King Henry IV (Germanic King)
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Pope Gregory VII
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King Henry II (England)
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Thomas Becket
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King John I of England
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Pope Innocent III
Discussion
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Identify several reasons that periods of the Middle Ages can accurately be labeled “Dark Ages.”
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Discuss several ways the Greeks, Romans, and Judeo-Christians EACH played a role in the development of western civilization.
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Compare and contrast the experiences of clergymen, nobles, and peasants in the Middle Ages. Be sure to comment on power, privilege, wealth, duties, etc.
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