Chapter 11 Flashcards

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1
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  1. “servant”
  2. “overseers”
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  1. deacon
  2. bishops
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first Christian church

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Jerusalem Church

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3
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“universal” or “one”

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Catholic

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4
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______ became the most prominent Christian church

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Church of Rome

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5
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declared every church must agree with the church of Rome

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Iranaeus

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6
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the belief that apostolic authority could be passed on from leader to leader

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apostolic succession

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7
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idea that Christ founded his church on Peter and Peter passed on his position to the Bishop of Rome

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Petrine theory

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supreme leader of the Roman Church

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pope (“papa”)

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9
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first recognized pope

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Pope Leo I

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pope responsible for the “Two Swords” doctrine, which separated church and state

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Pope Gelasius I

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first medieval pope

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Pope Gregory I

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pope who said “every creature to be subject to the Roman Church is altogether necessary for salvation”

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Pope Boniface VII

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13
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means grace, humanistic plan of salvation based on man’s works

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sacraments

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14
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to be cut off from the church

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excommunication

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15
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the bread and wine of the Lord’s supper literally became the body and blood of Christ in the hands of the priest

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transubstantiation

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16
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deceased Christians officially recognized by the church as holy

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Saints

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17
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the act of transferring good works form the “treasury of merit” for a fee

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indulgences

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18
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an in between place where people wait before being fit for heaven

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purgatory

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19
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the Latin translation of the Bible

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Vulgate

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20
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translated the Bible from Latin to English

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John Wycliffe

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21
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translated the Bible for the people of the Alps

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Peter Waldo

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22
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  1. forbade anyone except a clergyman to possess a copy of the Bible
  2. year this was done
A
  1. Council of Toulouse
  2. 1229
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23
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practice of withdrawing from society to live in solitude

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monasticism

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people who practiced monasticism and the women who did

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monks and nuns

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earliest monks who lived in the wilderness
hermit
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abstinence from marriage
celibacy
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perch alone atop a stone pillar for 37 years
Simeon Stylites
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religious communities isolated from the rest of society
monasteries
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1. the religious rules of monasteries 2. the head of the monastery
1. orders 2. abbot
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an Italian monk who founded a monastery at Monte Cassino
Benedict
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a new kind of monk who also preached and did missionary work outside the monastery
friars (Franciscans and Dominicans)
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the most dominant Germanic tribe after the collapse of the Roman Empire
the Franks
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1. the first great Frankish leader 2. he professed his Christianity in ______
1. Clovis 2. 498
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a line of Frankish kings named for Clovis’s grandfather Merovee
Merovingians
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the chief official of the Merovingian household
Mayor of the Palace
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most famous Mayor of the Palace
Charles Martel ("the Hammer")
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Charles Martel defeated the Moors at ___
the Battle of Tours
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Martel’s son, next Mayor of the Palace
Pepin the Short
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commenced the Carolingian line of Frankish kings
Pepin the Short
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land won from the Lombard tribe by Pepin and gifted to the Roman Church
"Donation of Pepin" ; the Papal State
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greatest of the Carolingian kings
Charlemagne (French for Charles the Great)
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Charlemagne was crowned Emperor of the Romans in _____
800
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Charlemagne established the ________, or "king's envoy"
Missi Dominici
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Charlemagne's only surviving son who inherited the crown
Louis the Pious
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divided Charlemagne's empire into 3 parts
Treaty of Verdun
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eastern invaders and Asian nomads who were called "the Scourge of Europe"
Magyars
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AKA Norsemen, German barbarians known for longships
Vikings
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a significant Viking settlement in France
Normandy
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Duke of Saxony, acted as king of Germany
Henry the Fowler (part of the Saxon line)
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Emperor of the Romans who started the Holy Roman Empire by forming an alliance with the church
Otto the Great
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German monarchy reached the peak of its power under ___
Henry IV (Salian line)
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nobles who held the right to choose the king
electors
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the first Hohenstaufen emperor
Frederick Barbarossa "Red Beard"
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Barbarossa’s grandson. Wanted to expand his empire to Southern Italy and clashes with the papacy
Frederick II
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1. decreed that the pope should only be chosen by cardinals (priests) 2. his advisor was ____
1. Nicolas II 2. Hildebrand (Gregory VII)
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the papacy reached its zenith of power and influence under ___
Pope Innocent III
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a council in Rome which sanctioned transubstantiation
Fourth Lateran Council
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Innocent III established a(n) _____, which caused no infant baptism, no masses, no confessions
interdict