History - Ch. 13 Test
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- John Wycliffe
- English reformer _____________ critized the Church's wealth, corruption of the clergy and the Pope's claim to absolute.
- Thomas Aquinas
- Summa Theologica
- Cluny
- The best example of the style of architecture known as Romanesque is the abbey at ______________ in France, which became the center of church reform.
- the English king's claim to the French throne
- A primary cause of the Hundred Years War was
- Genoa
- Mediterranean trade after A.D. 1200 was controlled by Italian towns including
- 2,4,5,3,1
- Chronological Order: 1) War of the Roses 2) Council of Clermont 3) Trial of Joan of Arc 4) Massacre at Acre 5) Battle of Agincourt
- simony
- The selling of Church positions was called
- the plague becterium attcks the body the same way as the HIV virus
- Dr. Stephen O'Brien conducted a study of the Black Death in 17th century England because
- the fight to drive Muslims from Spain
- The "Reconquista" was
- Vernacular
- Most popular literature in the High Middle Ages was written in ____________, or the language of everyday speech.
- Dante Alighieri
- The Divine Comedy
- Eugenius III
- Less than 50 years after the First Crusade, this Pope called the Second Crusade
- Granada
- By 1250, _____________ was the last Muslim stronghold on the Spanish peninsula.
- Orleans
- Under the leadership of Joan of Arc, the French army broke the seige at
- D
- Town charters usually included all the following provisions Except: a) all citizens could come and go as they please b) citizens were free of feudal labor requirements c) no feudal lord could seize property in town d) citizens were not required to pay taxes on land
- Peter Abelard
- Sic et Non
- Canterbury Tales describes the real world, while the Divine Comedy describes a fantastic journey
- The Canterbury Tales differs from the Divine Comedy in that
- Edward III
- Battle of Crecy
- the court of the pope moved from Rome to the city of France
- During the Babylonian Captivity
- towns collected sales tax on all goods exhcanged at the fair
- Medieval towns sponsered Fair Days because
- Joan of Arc
- Charles VII
- Joan of Arc
- "We...abandoned you as a limb of Satan, infected with the leprosy of heresy, cut off from the Church, in order to prevent the infection of other members of Christ." This qoute refers to
- Boniface VIII
- Philip IV
- Bologna, Oxford, Paris, Salerno
- In the A.D. 1100's, universities were established in
- journeyman
- After living and working with a master for several years to learn his trade, a young man became a _________________ and recieved daily wages.
- Henry VII
- War of the Roses
- were wieghed down by their heavy armor and sank in the mud
- the French knights at the Battle of Agincourt
- a Pope was elected in Rome and another in France
- The Great Schism was a period during which