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| Where was the Hundred Years' War fought? |
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| When did the Hundred Years' War End? |
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| Which country had a new sense of nationalism after being invaded in the Hundred Years' War? |
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| The development of which cohesive kingdom as a result of the Hundred Years' War changed the balance of power in Europe? |
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| After the Hundred Years' War the papacy was split between what two cities? |
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| A person who fights for money. |
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| By 1400 which empire was unified in name only? |
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| What state was created after successful popular uprisings in the Alpine region after 1350? |
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| What were muslims on the Iberian Peninusla called? |
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| What is it called when there is a disagreement leading to an organizational split or divide? |
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| What is the term for putting writings in the common language for people to understand? |
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| What was the name of the movement that sought to emulate the Greco-Roman ancients after 1400? |
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| In late medieval Europe what two things helped determine a woman's rghts? |
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| What institution was condemned by the church but widely tolerated in many cities during medieval times? |
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| During the Middle Ages what was the relationship in the peasant marriage and family life? |
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| It was a workable partnership involving mutual effort. |
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| When many nobles were killed in the Hundred Years' War which country's monarchy grew stronger? |
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| Until the reconquista which country remained a collection of disparate and disconnected kingdoms? |
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| Who was the great chronicler and storyteller of English life in the late Middle Ages? |
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| What was the official written language used by the Roman Catholic Church from medieval to modern times is? |
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| Recession and the bank failure resulting from the Hundred Years' War led to what type of atmosphere in Europe? |
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| Skepticism and pessimism particularly with late medieval commerce. |
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| Who held the most important trade axis in the late medieval period? |
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| Italy and the Low Countries |
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| Desribe the characteristics of the living space of European peasants and artisans over 400 years ago. |
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| Humans and animals often shared the same space to keep warm. |
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| What has he claim of papal authorithy in Rome has been based upon? |
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| The apostolic succession traced back to Saint Peter |
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| After the death of a pope, who selects the new Holy Father? |
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| In 1417 the Great Schism ended with the election of Pope MArtin V at? |
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| A church council in Constance |
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| Roman Catholic parish priests interfaced with the common people through: |
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| Even though women could not join guilds, they were worked in these business positions |
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| de facto business partners with their husbands |
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| What effect did the bubonic plague, or Black Death, have on European population? |
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| Population dropped, wages rose, prices fell on agricultural goods, new medicines attempted |
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| While western Europe former stronger kingdoms in the fourteenth century, central and southern Europe remained |
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| Fragmented and unconsolidated |
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| What was the religious influence in Granada and the Balkans in the 1400s? |
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| The fall of Byzantium in the 1400s marked the rise of which last great Muslim world empire? |
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| By the 1350's which parts of Greece had been taken by Muslims? |
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| What tactic and technology benefitted the Ottoman Turks in their fifteenth-century expansion? |
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| Bronze Cannons and massed Cavalry |
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| In the late Middle Ages pessimism was due to widespread death from what two causes? |
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| Eastern expansion of Christianity ended when what two groups invaded Europe during the Middle Ages? |
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| What was the relationship between the Ottoman Empire and western Christendom in the late Middle Ages? |
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| Why did Germany fail to establish a strong monarchy in the Middle Ages? |
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| Nobles chose weak king in order to retain their own autonomy |
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| In Kievan Russia, what was the noble class of landowners was known as? |
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| The extreme censure by the church of an individual that disallows that individual from receiving the scraments is known as ? |
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| What class were women from the Middle Ages from that dedicated their lives to the church? |
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| Who were the religious organizations that lived in religious isolation but also provided social services to the poor? |
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| What was the title of the leader of the Ottoman Empire? |
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| Improved sanitation and waste management was a direct result from what Euroean event? |
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| Bubonic Plague or Black Death |
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| What is an amount of money paid by the bride's family to the groom's family is called? |
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