Invaders of Europe that came from Scandinavia

• A. Vikings

• B. Charlemagne

• C. Nobles

• D. Hierarchy

People from rich and powerful families operating within the feudal system

• A. Vikings

• B. Hierarchy

• C. Charlemagne

• D. Nobles

Conquered lands donated to the Pope by Pepin, King of the Franks. Became the Papal States ruled by the Pope.

• A. Monarchy

• B. Serfs

• C. Donation of Pepin

• D. Charles Martel

Defeated Muslims at the Battle of Tours in 732 A.D. Stopped the advance of Muslims into Western Europe.

• A. Monarchy

• B. Donation of Pepin

• C. Serfs

• D. Charles Martel

An oath sworn by a vassal to remain loyal to his lord (noble).

• A. Vassals

• B. Monarchy

• C. Fielty

• D. Serfs

A system or organization in which people or groups are ranked one above the other according to wealth, status or authority.

• A. Charlemagne

• B. Hierarchy

• C. Feudalism

• D. Manorialism

System of Economic Order. Lords ruled the manor and serfs worked the land.

• A. Hierarchy

• B. Feudalism

• C. Charlemagne

• D. Manorialism

Peasants who were tied to the land of the manor. The could not own property or marry without the Lord's consent.

• A. Monarchy

• B. Serfs

• C. Charles Martel

• D. Donation of Pepin

A government ruled by a king or queen

• A. Charles Martel

• B. Donation of Pepin

• C. Serfs

• D. Monarchy

Means "Charles the Great". King of the Franks crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope on Dec. 25, 800 A.D. Valued education and started many schools.

• A. Charlemagne

• B. Nobles

• C. Hierarchy

• D. Vikings