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1. Middle Ages 2. Franks 3. Monasteries 4. Secular 5. Lord 6. Fief 7. Vassel 8. Knights 9. Serfs 10. Manor 11. Tithe 12. Chivalry 13. Cannon Law 14. Holy Roman Empire 15. Lay Investiture 16. Simony 17. Gothic 18. Crusade 19. Reconquista 20. Inquisition 21. Three Field System 22. Guild 23. Burghers 24. Vernacular 25. Common Law 26. Magna Carta 27. Parliament 28. Great Schism 29. Hundred Years War 30. Bubonic Plague

When Rome fell knowledge, law, culture and technology fell with it. The army was lost, leaving the people with no protection Europe broke up into a bunch of kingdoms Most people looked to the church for leadership.

The Christian Church brought some stability to the people. Provided education and help for the poor. Monks copied many books by hand. Eventually huge cathedrals were built to show the glory of God.