A French Peasantgirl, moved by Godto rescue Francefrom its EnglishconquerorsNo taxationwithoutrepresentation,trial by jury, andprotection of thelaw.To gainsupportagainstthe PopeJudgesand JuryTrials•Town populationsfell.•trade declinedand prices rose.•serfs left themanor in search ofbetter wages. She rallied Frenchtroops to defeatthe English andenabled Charles tobecome king ofFrance.NotreDameThe church wassplit with onePope living inRome andanother inAvignon.WilliamtheConquerorTo reachmanymorepeople.CrusadesCommonLawTruce betweenRichard andSaladin, ChristianPilgrims could visitthe holy land.Three-fieldsystemGreatSchismThey controlledtrade goods, setquality standards,set workingconditions andwages, and trainedworkers.English,threeBy organizing anddemandingprivileges likefreedom fromsome tolls and theright to govern thetown.Oxen,HorsesGothicTheHundredYears WarVernacularInquisitionTheChildren’sCrusadeBurgher• Priests marriedand havingfamilies• Simony• Lay investiture They had preservedancient Greekwritings which werethe basis of the newscholarship inEurope.•nobles fiercely resistedpeasant demands for higherwages which led to peasantrevolts.•Jews were blamed forbringing on the plague and allover Europe were driven fromtheir homes or massacred.•Church suffered a loss ofprestige when prayers fLongbowTheFirstCrusadeA French Peasantgirl, moved by Godto rescue Francefrom its EnglishconquerorsNo taxationwithoutrepresentation,trial by jury, andprotection of thelaw.To gainsupportagainstthe PopeJudgesand JuryTrials•Town populationsfell.•trade declinedand prices rose.•serfs left themanor in search ofbetter wages. She rallied Frenchtroops to defeatthe English andenabled Charles tobecome king ofFrance.NotreDameThe church wassplit with onePope living inRome andanother inAvignon.WilliamtheConquerorTo reachmanymorepeople.CrusadesCommonLawTruce betweenRichard andSaladin, ChristianPilgrims could visitthe holy land.Three-fieldsystemGreatSchismThey controlledtrade goods, setquality standards,set workingconditions andwages, and trainedworkers.English,threeBy organizing anddemandingprivileges likefreedom fromsome tolls and theright to govern thetown.Oxen,HorsesGothicTheHundredYears WarVernacularInquisitionTheChildren’sCrusadeBurgher• Priests marriedand havingfamilies• Simony• Lay investiture They had preservedancient Greekwritings which werethe basis of the newscholarship inEurope.•nobles fiercely resistedpeasant demands for higherwages which led to peasantrevolts.•Jews were blamed forbringing on the plague and allover Europe were driven fromtheir homes or massacred.•Church suffered a loss ofprestige when prayers fLongbowTheFirstCrusade

World History Chapter 14 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A French Peasant girl, moved by God to rescue France from its English conquerors
  2. No taxation without representation, trial by jury, and protection of the law.
  3. To gain support against the Pope
  4. Judges and Jury Trials
  5. •Town populations fell. •trade declined and prices rose. •serfs left the manor in search of better wages.
  6. She rallied French troops to defeat the English and enabled Charles to become king of France.
  7. Notre Dame
  8. The church was split with one Pope living in Rome and another in Avignon.
  9. William the Conqueror
  10. To reach many more people.
  11. Crusades
  12. Common Law
  13. Truce between Richard and Saladin, Christian Pilgrims could visit the holy land.
  14. Three-field system
  15. Great Schism
  16. They controlled trade goods, set quality standards, set working conditions and wages, and trained workers.
  17. English, three
  18. By organizing and demanding privileges like freedom from some tolls and the right to govern the town.
  19. Oxen, Horses
  20. Gothic
  21. The Hundred Years War
  22. Vernacular
  23. Inquisition
  24. The Children’s Crusade
  25. Burgher
  26. • Priests married and having families • Simony • Lay investiture
  27. They had preserved ancient Greek writings which were the basis of the new scholarship in Europe.
  28. •nobles fiercely resisted peasant demands for higher wages which led to peasant revolts. •Jews were blamed for bringing on the plague and all over Europe were driven from their homes or massacred. •Church suffered a loss of prestige when prayers f
  29. Longbow
  30. The First Crusade