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| steep valley that is an inlet for the sea |
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| person who travels to carry the ideas of religion to others |
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| to say that someone is not a member of the church |
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| agreement between the pope and a ruler |
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| political system based on the relationship between lords and vassals |
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| a noble who has land from and served a lord for protection |
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| the land a lord gave to a vassal for military service and loyalty |
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| a warrior who fought on horseback |
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| worker bound to a noble's land |
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| business group with craftspeople and merchants |
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| people that decide whether there is enough evidence to convict someone of a crime |
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| people who decide if someone is innocent or guilty of a crime |
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| religious officials that conduct religious services |
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| belief that is different from other teachings |
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| study of God and religion |
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| way of thinking that combined reason and faith |
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| language used in a specific place |
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| a disease that spreads and kills many people |
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| (reconquest) Christian fight to reclaim the Iberian peninsula |
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