Chapter 19 Sections 4 & 5 Flashcards

1
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Determined whether a person should be accused of a crime

A

Grand Jury

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2
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Determined whether a person is guilty or innocent

A

Trial Jury

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3
Q

Region of France named for the Norsemen who ruled it

A

Normandy

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4
Q

Religious beliefs that conflict with Church teachings

A

Heresy

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5
Q

Hatred of Jews

A

Anti-Semitism

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6
Q

The local language used by people of region

A

Vernacular

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7
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A way of thinking that used reason to explore questions of faith

A

Scholasticism

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8
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The study of religion and God

A

Theology

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9
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A disease that spreads rapidly and kills many people

A

Plague

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10
Q

The Christians struggle to take back the Iberian Peninsula from the Muslims

A

Reconquista

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11
Q

First major battle of the Hundred Years War

A

Crecy

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12
Q

The Hundred Year War was between England and _____.

A

France

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13
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Ferdinand and Isabella married and together they formed the country of _____.

A

Spain

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14
Q

Hildegard of Bingen was a famous educated medieval woman, and nun, who wrote _____.

A

Church music

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15
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During the 1100s the most important buildings were large churches called _____.

A

cathedrals

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16
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The Church court, or _____, tried people who were suspected of heresy.

A

Inquisition

17
Q

The first European universities were created to educate and train _____.

18
Q

Originating in central Asia, the _____ was carried by bacteria in fleas and rats.

A

Black Death

19
Q

The first scholastic thinker, and archbishop of Canterbury was _____.

A

St. Anselm

20
Q

In Spain and Portugal, Christians struggle against _____ to take back the Iberian Peninsula.

21
Q

Joan of Arc was a French peasant girl who was made a _____ by the Roman Catholic Church.

22
Q

What was an accomplishment of King Henry II

A

Henry set up a central royal court with lawyers and judges

23
Q

What was an accomplishment of King Alfred of Wessex

A

King Alfred of Wessex united the Anglo-Saxons

24
Q

What was an accomplishment of Edward I

A

He created Parliament

25
What was an accomplishment of King John
King John signed the Magna Carta
26
Historians believe the Black Death first spread along the _____.
Silk Road
27
_____ were a group of religious men who did not stay in monasteries but went out into the world to preach.
Friars
28
For Medieval Christians, the most important sacrament was _____.
Communion
29
_____ were the part of a Gothic cathedral that allowed the buildings to have thinner walls.
Flying Buttresses
30
Students in the first European universities did not have _____.
books
31
Originating in Central Asia, the Black Death was carried by _____.
fleas
32
Joan of Arc helped the French army to victory at _____.
Orleans
33
Jews were ordered to convert to Christianity or leave Spain by the _____.
Spanish Inquisition
34
St. Thomas Aquinas wrote, _____, his major work on the summary of knowledge about theology.
Summa Theologica
35
_____ cathedrals are older than Gothic cathedrals and combined the features of Roman and Byzantine buildings.
Romanesque
36
List four English Kings
King Alfred of Wessex King Henry II King Edward I King John