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| Which statement about the revolt of the English peasants in 1381 is NOT true? (state the true ones) |
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Caused by Wyclif
Archbishop of Cantebury was killed
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| Which was not insome way directly associated with feudalism? (State the true ones) |
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| Fief, Vassel,Homagr, Fielty, Investature |
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| The "Patrimony of St. Peter" was also known as: |
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| Which Pope was the opponent of the King Philip IV "The Fair" of France in the early 14th Century? |
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| Which was NOT one of the 7 liberal arts studied at Universities in the Middle Ages? (State the true ones) |
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| Grammar, Rhetoric, Geometry, Astronomy, Music, Dialectics, Math |
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| What did the council of Constance do with the form Priest John Huss? |
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| The pope who preached the First Crusade was |
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| How were the kings of Germany selected? |
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| Elected by a group of 7 Lords |
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| In the Middle Ages, a "proprietary church" was a church: |
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| That was owned by Laymen (common people) |
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| Who handed the English their first defeat in the Hundred Years war? |
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| Under which of their rulers did the French convert to Catholic Christianity? |
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| Which monastic order fought as soldiers in the Crusades? |
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| Temblers, Hospitlars, Tatonic Knights |
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| Walter the Penniless is most famous for: |
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| The Renaissance first began in? |
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| why was the Battle of Crecy in 1346 a significant turning point in the history of Europe? |
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| Peasants w/ bow and arrows defeated knights |
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| During the Bbylonian Captivity of the Church the papal court was located in the city of: |
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| The Great Schism of 1378-1415 was: |
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| When the curch had 2 different popes |
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| What ruler did PopeGregory VIImakestand barefoot in the snow for four days at canossa? |
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| Which French king suffered from sever bouts of madness during the Hundred years' war? |
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| Which was the first royal family to rule over France? |
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| Which English king is sometimes called the "father of English Common law." |
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| Which is NOT a characteristic of Gothic architecture? (State the true ones) |
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| Pointed Arches, Stained glass, flying buttresses, thin walls |
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| Romanesque architecture can best be identified by its: |
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| What hapned during the Hundred Years War that temporarily stopped the fighting in 1347-1348? |
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| Which crusading king of France is the only French king ever sainted by the Catholic Church? |
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| Th GreatSchism whih lasted from 1378 to 1415 was finally ended by what Church council? |
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| The reform-minded followers of John Wyclif in England were called: |
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| What famous city did the Fourth Crusade capture and loot in 1204 AD? |
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| Which two innovations allowed medieval farmers to begin to use horses for plowing in place of exen in the 10th century? |
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| Horse shoes and the Horse Collar |
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| Who was teh famous scholastic scholar of teh Middle Ages who had an affair with his student Heloise? |
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| Which was the first university in Northern Europe? |
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| What did the flagellants begin to do in 1348 to try to atone for sin and stop the Black Death? |
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| What was the "Jacquerie?" |
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| Revolting French peasants |
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| Which people conquered Russia in the 13th Century? |
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| Who wrote Summa Theologica? |
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| Who wrote The Canterbury Tales? |
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| Who worte the Divine Comedy? |
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| Who wrote Dictatus Papae? |
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| Who wrote Body of Civil Law? |
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| Who wrote Life of Charlemagne? |
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| When you hold several church offices |
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| When first year salary goes right to the Pope |
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| When you buy a church office |
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| A doctrine of Catholic mass |
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| A monk who begs for a living |
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| when you are kicked out of Catholic Church and are not given communion |
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| When the Turks defeat the Byzantines |
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| When the black prince defeats John II |
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| When Richard III was killed |
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| When the French defeat the British |
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| When Joan of Ark defeated the British |
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| When the English Barons defeat King John |
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| Edward III and longbows defeat the French |
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| When the goths used knights to defeat the Byzantine Army |
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| When Henry V defeats the French |
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| King of England in the 12th Century. Famous for the 3rd Crusade |
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| Doge (mayor) of Dennis. Famous for the 4th Crusade in 1215. Conquest of Constantinople. Seige of Zara. |
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| 12th Century Archbishop of Canterbury. Killed by Henry II |
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| Electorial Decree of Pope Nicholas II |
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| 1059. Put election of a new pope into thehands of the College of Cardinals |
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| Pope: innocent III. Discussing Transsubstantiation in 1215. We get the 7 sacramentsform this. |
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| 11th century. Had an affair with Peter Abalard |
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| 756- created the papel states. Pope: Stephen II. Document is a forgery |
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