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Middle Ages

• Period between ancient times and modern times, roughly from A.D. 500 to 1500.

• From the Latin for "middle age" relating to the Middle Ages.

• To move from one region to another in order to live there.

• To bring together.

Medieval

• To move from one region to another in order to live there.

• To bring together.

• From the Latin for "middle age" relating to the Middle Ages.

• People who are trained and ordained for religious services.

Topography

• People who are trained and ordained for religious services.

• To move from one region to another in order to live there.

• To bring together.

• Physical features of a place.

Clergy

• People who are trained and ordained for religious services.

• From the Latin for "middle age" relating to the Middle Ages.

• To bring together

• To move from one region to another in order to live.

Migrate

• To unite together.

• To move from one region to another in order to live there.

• Period between ancient times and modern times, roughly from A.D. 500 to 1500.

• Physical features of a place.

A map showing Europe’s topography would include

• major cities.

• natural boundaries.

• mountain ranges.

• trade routes.

Most of Europe’s early cities developed near

• major rivers.

• seacoasts.

• mountains.

• peninsulas.

Which Germanic tribe defeated the last Roman army in Western Europe?

• the Jutes

• the Saxons

• the Huns

• the Franks

Europe’s seas and rivers played an important part in Europe’s growth because they provided both protection and opportunities for

• Trading with other economies

• Swimming

• Combining kingdoms

• Fishing

In 1073, Pope Gregory VII issued a decree forbidding kings from appointing high-ranking

• Church Officials

• Military Leaders

• Political Officials

• Trade Leaders