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| 1. | During the High Middle Ages many economies switched from Barter to this. |
| 3. | When farmers discovered _______ _________ they increased the amount of land they had in use. |
| 4. | A "weapon" of the early church, it denied the sacraments to an entire area. |
| 5. | The area owned by a Lord which included the Castle, the surrounding lands, and all of the people and things on it. |
| 6. | Founder of the Dominican order. |
| 7. | Trade city in Northern France famous for its wollen cloth. |
| 11. | Medieval farmers had different chores for the differnt _______ of the year. |
| 12. | Monk who founded the Franciscan order. He took a vow of absolute poverty. |
| 14. | When a journeyman completed his masterpiece he became a __________ _____________. |
| 16. | Crop rotation increased the number of fields from two to _____. |
| 18. | When the church cut someone off from the sacraments it was said to ____________ them. |
| 20. | The staple of the Medieval diet. |
| 21. | The autidion piece for a Journeyman to become a master craftsman. |
| 22. | The ________ near Medieval towns were very polluted, and so people drank water from the wells instead. |
| 23. | The church court which sought out and tried heretics. |
| 24. | A religious artifact which is thought to bring a spiritual presence to the pilgrim. |
| 26. | First reform order of Monks after the Benedictine order. They felt monks needed to take a more active role in the community. |
| 27. | After become an apprentice a man would become a _______ and work for the master craftsman. |
| 28. | A young boy who would go and work for a master craftsman. |
| 32. | Most Medieval homes were made of ______ and straw. |
| 33. | In crop rotation one field was left ________ to "recharge" the soil. |
| 34. | A teaching or belief that went against that of the church. |
| 35. | ________ the mother of Jesus, became one of the most important saints of the CHurch. |
| 36. | A medieval farmer who was NOT bound to the land. |
| 37. | Martyrs, Apostles, and other religious figures who were recognized by the church. |