Chapter 5 Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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The leading palace official, or the ______ of the ______ became the real power in the kingdom

A

Mayor of the palace

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In ______, a few noble families owned all the land and the people worked and lived on this land.

A

Feudalism

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3
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The estate where people lived was called a ________ and had its own priest, blacksmith, and skilled laborers

A

Manor

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4
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________ were the centers of western knowledge

A

Monasteries

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5
Q

Leo I became the first to receive the title of ______.

A

Pope

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6
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True or false: pope means papa

A

True

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7
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________ power meant the pope was the supreme head of the church and state

A

Papal

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8
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True or false: medieval Christianity is very different from biblical Christianity

A

True

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9
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The _____ _________ was a legal document listing the privileges of the town people

A

Town charter

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10
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Circuit _______ were set up by Henry II and heard cases in England

A

Courts

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11
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In _____ the Western Roman Empire fell

A

476

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12
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The _____ was the ruler of the Roman church

A

Pope

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13
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The ______ is where people exchanged money and received loans

A

Bank

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14
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True or false: the nobility belonged to the middle class

A

False

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15
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Pope _______called for the crusade

A

Urban II

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16
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The crusade was to liberate the ______ ________ and liberate it from the infidels

A

Holy Land

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17
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In medieval art, ______ represented holiness.

18
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_______ was the English poet that wrote The Canterbury Tales

19
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______ was the language of the Roman Empire

20
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What year did Pope Urban II call for the crusade?

21
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________ grew along trade routes

21
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Europe experienced a warm period that resulted in the growth of _______ crops.

21
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_________ developed a city state with a republican form of government

21
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Did the crusades succeed or fail in freeing the Holy Land?

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Was Chaucer an English or Italian poet?
English
21
The English used __________ to defeat the French in battle
Longbows
21
__________ architecture used flying buttresses and stained glass windows.
Gothic
21
Bankers issued ________ of _______ to traveling merchants
Letters of credit
22
The roman church lost credibility when it could not stop the ________ _______ (2 words)
Black Death
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The Knights Templar protected traveling _________.
Pilgrims
24
William the __________ conquered England and established a new dynasty
Conquerer
25
Henry II strengthened royal authority in England or France?
England
26
______ architecture was described as dark and cold.
Romanesque
27
The medieval papacy reached its peak under Pope ___________.
Innocent III
28
The Reconquista occurred in France or Spain?
Spain
29
Writing in the common spoken language of the people is known as _____________.
Vernacular
30
How many groups was the English parliament divided into?
Two
31
What is Dante's "Divine Comedy" about?
A journey through hell
32
Who fought for land during the Hundred Year War?
England, France, and Edward the III
33
What is the Magna Carta?
An English charter saying the king's power was limited
34
Who signed the Magna Carta?
King John