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| Type of government with one monarch who has complete power |
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| Area of land known today as turkey |
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| North African groups who into areas of Spain |
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| middle class/ white collared workers- mostly 19th century social group |
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| Are of eastern europe covering greece, turkey. empire was in aisa minor |
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| Ordained leader within the church |
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| Series of Holy wars between Muslims and Christians over holy land |
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| Ruling council of priests in the holy Roman empire |
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| Doctrine or theology of church, set rules |
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| Anything related to the church as a formal institution |
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| Refers to changes in quality of life, money, business transactions. Be aware that when changes develop economically, social and political changes will follow soon thereafter! |
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| System of dependency in the middle ages between rules and other nobility set up to protect small tracts of land |
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| Family of rulers of Roman Empire and eventually of Austria-Hungry |
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| Someone who dissents from chruch's established ideas |
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| area of land including germany, aurtria and hungary. Each area ruled individually by princes, but also collectively by the church in Rome |
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| Literally; rebirth. Era emphasizing new cultural ideas, including humanism, art and sciences after documents were lost during the dark ages |
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| Church ruled by pope from Rome. Emphasis is primarily on hierarchy, doctrine and sacraments |
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| Holy ceremonies of the Church |
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| Medieval philosophical thought emphasizing religious dogma and mysticism of church |
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| Worldly, non involving the church |
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| Refers to developments in culture, are, religion, class structure etc. |
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| New ssect of christian church originating after Luther's protests with Roman Catholic church. Doctrine emphasize foundation of scripture within church |
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| First born son inherits title, land, and wealth of family |
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| refers to any government structures or diplomatic issues |
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| Annual Journey to holy land ( Moslems and Christians ) |
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| Lower class person, usually unskilled labor, farmers etc |
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| Area of Asia Minor extending throughout Mediterranean world. |
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| One of higher birth and social status |
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| A moslem practices the religions of Islam. A moor is a Spanish moslem. |
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| Period of time covering the middle ages (~1000-1300) |
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| System of dependency of middle ages. |
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| Non ordained leaders of the church |
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| Method of converting non-Christians to Christianity |
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| Could be purchased from the church to shorten stay in purgatory |
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| Sect of protestants in france |
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| Set of beliefs associated with the renaissance. Associated with revival of classical manuscripts, individualistic and critical spirit, emphasis on secular concerns. |
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