Medieval Europe Crossword

the dominant social system in medieval Europe, in which the nobility held lands from the Crown in exchange for military service.
Farmed the land owned by others in return for protection and the right to keep some food that they produced.
The head of the Roman catholic church.
Knights were required to identify themselves by presenting their colours or personal symbols, known as a _.
Medieval Europe was often referred to as _.
To banish from the church.
A self contained enclave where monks lived.
A religious building in which nuns lived and prayed.
a large building, typically of the medieval period, fortified against attack with thick walls, battlements, towers, and in many cases a moat.
The name of the earliest form of castle
Castles evolved over time from using wood to _.
Castles were primarily built for this.
When an enemy surrounds a castle they would _ it.
Used to open castle doors during a siege.
Churches were by far the most _ and elaborate building in town.
The style associated with medieval architecture is called _.
A structure built against a church wall to give support.
A french word meaning throat.
The head of a feudal government.
The system of behaviour followed by knights.
The first step to becoming a knight.
the second step to becoming a knight.
Knights would participate in a sport called _.