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| Constantine forges a document that transfers power of Western Europe and part of Rome to the Pope |
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| Nobleman/Followers of a King |
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| Way peasants paid: through food, livestock, or other means |
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| Lowest of the low; less wealthy than most peasants. Only owned a cott. No land or anything. |
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| Ordinary Good Manners. Way of pleasing Women. Code of behavior in battle. |
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| Artisans and Tradesman; just below nobility |
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| Composer and Performer of lyric poetry |
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| Room in the house that was closed off to all visitors |
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| Ruler of Kiev, Russia that brings Christianity(from Byzantium) to Kiev |
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| Religions coexisting, dual-faith |
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| curriculum consisting of logic, grammar, and rhetoric |
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| Movement that was trying to rid the church of corruption and followed only the Pope. |
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| Appointment of abbots, bishops, and other church officials by vassals and Lords |
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| Land retained for a Lord's own use |
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| A tenant under a lord granting land to a tenant lower than himself. |
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| Highest form of peasant. Could sell their land, and do whatever they wanted with it |
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| A brotherhood, or workers Union. Set the prices of items, and discouraged competition |
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| Mystical Doctrane of Holy Passion. Focus was on Woman. Man did everything he could to pursue her. |
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| Jealous husband that makes his wife eat the heart of her "secret lover". |
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| A how to book for the nobility. If they conformed, everyone else would follow |
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| Pagan God of Thunder and Power |
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| Riurik was a supposed powerful in Russia that was similar to Gods of the time. |
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| Course leading to Master of ARts. Consisted of 4 subjects |
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| commitment to civic responsibility. |
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| Full or partial remission of punishment due for sins. Sold and granted unjustly. |
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| Labor Dues; Work peasants do for Lords that they don't get paid for |
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| Bound to land; cannot leave place of birth without permission of overlord. |
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| Stepup from apprentice. Leave shop to a new one to learn more skills and work on a master project. |
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| Stepup from apprentice. Leave shop to a new one to learn more skills and work on a master project. |
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| The ceremony in which a vassal submitted to his lord. |
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| Trained by a master in a certain trade, and must stay focused to reach journeyman |
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| Queen of England: Presided over the Court of Love |
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| Leaves a church to Cluny that starts the Clunaic Reforms |
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| Presence of both logical thinking and religious thinking. |
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| Only believes in the existence of objects that are of this world. |
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| "Yes and No" by Pierre Abelard. The book was written with three colums: one was the bible, the second was the church, and the third was his own opinions. |
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| Doctrine in which purgatory is described, and tells how you end up there and for how long. |
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