Ch 14 Flashcards

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Church reforms in cluny

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People wanted to reform the church, started age of faith

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Problems with church in 1000s

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Priests married
Bishops selling positions in church-simony
Kings appointed bishops-lay investiture

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Popes reforms

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Pope became “king” of church, papal Curia instituted- popes advisors

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Who founded the Friars

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Francis of Assisi

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What types of churches built in 800-1100

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Romanesque

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Churches built in early 1100

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Gothic

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Who called for the holy war

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Pope urban II

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Crusade 1+2

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French bohemians spaniards, Germans, English, scots, Italians, tried to capture Jerusalem

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Crusade 3

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Recapture Jerusalem with Philip II Richard the lion hearted, Frederick I

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Children’s crusade

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French children led by a 12 year old et out to conquer Jerusalem

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Spanish crusade

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Called reconquista tried to drive moors(Muslims) out of Spain

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How did food supply change in the Middle Ages

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Warmer climate, so food production grew

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Guild

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Organization of individuals in the same business who set standards

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Ursury

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Sin of lending money with interest

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Burghers

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Medieval merchant class town dweller

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3 authors who wrote in their vernacular

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Dante Alighieri, Geoffrey Chauncer, Christian de pisan

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Thomas Aquinas

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Scholar who argued that all religious truths could be proved by a logical argument

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Scholastics

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People who went to universities

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Who invaded England in the 800s

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Danish Vikings

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Alfred the great

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Anglo-Saxon king who turned back the Viking invaders

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Who led the Norman conquest

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William the conquerer

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Who signed the Magna Carta

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King John soft sword

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What was the Magna Carta

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A bill of rights guaranteeing no taxation without representation, a jury trial, and protection of the law

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Hugh Capet

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Started Capetian dynasty

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Philip II

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Capetian king who weakened the English kings power in France

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Louis ix

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Pious and saintly, made a saint, expanded Capetian empire grandson of Philip II

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Philip iv

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Quarreled with pope when the pope refused to pay taxes to him,

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People who fought in 1300s

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Pope boniface vii and Phillip iv- pope said King had to obey pope king refused, pope made prisoner, rescued died a mont later

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Great schism started how

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There were 3 popes elected and only one of them could be pope so all were fired and a new one was chosen

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John Wycliffe and jan hus

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Said that Jesus and he bible were the head of the church, not the pope

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Hundred Years’ War

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Edward the III, an English dude, tried to take the French throne after his grandpa Philip iv died

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Longbow

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Machine gun of the Middle Ages, helped the English defeat the French in battles of crecy poitiers, and agincourt even tho they were outnumbered

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Joan of arc

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French peasant moved by God led French into battle + won back the throne, but she was captured and burned at the stake for witchcraft

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Hundred Years’ War impact

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“A feeling of nationalism emerged in England and France. Now people thought of the king as a national leader, fighting for the glory of the country, not simply a feudal lord.
The power and prestige of the French monarch increased.
The English suffered a period of internal turmoil known as the War of the Roses, in which two noble houses fought for the throne.