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| king of the franks who unified Gaul and established his capital at Paris and founded the Frankish monarchy: his name was rendered as Gallic Loouis |
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| barbarians that attacked the oman empire |
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| less powerful nobel whho promises to fight for lord in exchane for a piece of land from the lord fief |
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charles the great became a holy roman emporerwho worked to bring political order
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| time with little change in culture and lack of structure to civilization |
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| percentage of earnings wealth or belongings paid to the church king or landowner similar to taxes |
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| thesocial system that developed in europ in the 8th c vassals were protected by the lords who they had to serve in war |
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| someone sent on a mission especially a relegious or charitable mission to a foreign country |
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| laws under the authority of the church |
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| a political and religious uniting of europe began in 800 bc |
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| a series of joust between knights contesting for a prize |
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| legendry leader of britian in the middle ages inspired epic poems and stories |
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| a place for religious people to live and study |
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| way of faarming where farmers allowed one feiled to be unussed and rotataed |
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| the act of banishing a member of the church from the communication of belivers and the privilages of the chuurch cutting off a person fofrm the religios society |
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| rules that knightshad to live by serve lord on earth and the heavenly father chosen lady take care of the weak and poor |
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| a person who is bound to the land owned by the feudal lord |
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| the head of the roman catholic church |
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| a peicce of land held by the fuedal system |
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| in the 600s and 700s monks made beautiful writings theswe images preserved at least a part of romw intelectual her8itage |
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