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1 - 100 GE-100 This was an activity for monasteries

1 - 100 GE-100 A Providing a safe place for travelers

GE-200 This group appointed church leaders

1 - 100 GE-200 A Clergy

GE-300 Churches collected 10% of this from people

1 - 100 GE-300 A Tithe

GE-400 Clergy were in charge of performing these 7 rites

1 - 100 GE-400 A Sacraments

The goal of the Church was to get people to this place GE-500

1 - 100 GE-500 A Heaven

He thought he had the power to appoint clergy but was excommunicated 1 - 100 GO-100

1 - 100 GO-100 A Henry IV

GO-200 Geoffrey Chaucer wrote this book about pilgrims

1 - 100 GO-200 A Canterbury Tales

Pope who decreed only clergy can appoint other clergy GO-300

1 - 100 GO-300 A Pope Gregory VII

GO-400 He gave up his wealth to serve the poor and founded the Franciscans

1 - 100 GO-400 A Saint Francis of Assisi

This person is a big part of Church holidays GO-500

1 - 100 GO-500 A Jesus

1 - 100 P-100 He decreed that Rome would stop persecuting Christians

1 - 100 P-100 A Constantine

P-200 He talked about faith and reason

1 - 100 P-200 A Thomas Acquinas

P-300 He is best known for creating the monastic way of life

1 - 100 P-300 A Saint Benedict

P-400 Mendicant friars differed from other monks in this way

1 - 100 P-400 A They lived among ordinary people

P-500 She founded a convent and advised rulers

1 - 100 P-500 A Hildegard of Bingen

1 - 100 C-100 Community life in the Middle Ages centered around this place

1 - 100 C-100 A The church

C-200 Historians called the Middle Ages this

1 - 100 C-200 A The Age of Faith

C-300 In the Middle Ages, universities grew out of these

1 - 100 C-300 A Convent schools and taverns

C-400 These two were the main medieval holidays

1 - 100 C-400 A Easter and Christmas

C-500 This is the main reason why clergy were recorders and advisers

1 - 100 C-500 A They could read and write

1 - 100 E-100 These people travel to Jerusalem to show they are sorry for their sins

1 - 100 E-100 A Pilgrims

E-200 Why Crusaders fought in the Crusades

1 - 100 E-200 A To take Jerusalem back from the Muslims

E-300 Some of the pilgrims in the Canterbury Tales

Miller, knight, cook, and prioress 1 - 100 E-300 A

E-400 These were other reasons to go on a crusade

1 - 100 E-400 A Seeking wealth, fame, and adventure

E-500 Religion help to do this in the Middle Ages

1 - 100 E-500 A Keep Europe from going into chaos

1 - 100 M-100 Nave

1 - 100 M-100 A Long central section in a cathedral

M-200 Flying Buttress

1 - 100 M-200 A Stone arches which helped to hold up the massive arches on a cathedral

M-300 Natural Law

Concept which states that there is a universal order that can guide thinking 1 - 100 M-300 A

M-400 Cloister

1 - 100 M-400 A Covered walkways found in monasteries

M-500 Pilgrimage

1 - 100 M-500 A Religious journeys performed by people

List 2 ways that people tried to be saved. Explain how a person can be saved doing one of these.

Final Jeopardy Answer Going on Crusades or pilgrimages. Shows their faith in Christianity