Chapter 8 Flashcards

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Guilds

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Prepared and supported their workers and improved their workmanship

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What did monastaries do for centuries?

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  • Preserved and passed on learning
  • Offered models of social organization
  • Provided services for the betterment of the society
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Concordat of Worms

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Resolved that all bishops would be elected and consecrated by church authority

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Medieval Cathedrals provided space for…

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  • Priests and monks to sing the Divine Office
  • Place for people to attend mass
  • Meeting and hiring place for guilds
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Why did emperor Henry IV do as public penance for opposing the pope’s ruling against lay investiture?

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He feared that rival nobles would gain power if he was seen as opposing the pope

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5
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The failure of nonviolent means to convert the Albigensians lead to the more agressive and violent….

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Papal Inquisition

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How did the mendicant orders differ from other religious order os that time?

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They moved among the people in towns and in the countryside

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What did the Franciscans do to attempt to carry out Francis’ example….

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They tried to mimic his life of poverty and simplicity

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8
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The essential elements of the first universities were…

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a learned teacher and students

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Why did the first universities depend on lectures, memorizationand oral tests?

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Paper and pens were expensive and scarce

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10
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Did Pope Gregory institute many necessary church reforms?

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Yes

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11
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Did the Eastern Church speak Greek while the Western church spoke English?

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No

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12
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Did a new class of free citizens evolve in Europe from strong guilds?

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Yes

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13
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Did the Crusades open up Europe to the culture of the Far East?

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Yes

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14
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Does Mendicant mean “forgiver”?

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No

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15
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During the Middle Ages, were Cathedral created and universities formed from them?

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Yes

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16
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Does history locates 1154 as the year of the split between the Eastern and Western churches?

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No

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17
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Were pilgrimages to Jerusalem an important part of Middle age life?

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Yes

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18
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Did the Albigensians see material things as good?

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No

19
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Were the MiddleAges distinguished by the growth of towns and cities and the increasing power of kings?

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yes

20
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Were the Arabian persecuted for succeeding in the banking practices that were close to Christians (typically speaking)?

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No

21
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Did the French rulers consider themselves emperors of the Holy Roman Empire since 962?

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No

22
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Is that are in Cathedrals set aside to accommodate large numbers of people called the “chancel”?

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No

23
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Did the Children’s Crusade end in enslavement?

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Yes

24
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Thomas Aquinas

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most influential theologian of the Middle Ages

25
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Mendicant orders were distinguished by their…

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poverty and simplicity in life

26
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Were four major peace pilgrimages undertaken over the span of about two hundred years in the Middle Ages?

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No

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Guilds

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forerunners of trade unions

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Cistercians

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Founded in 1098 as a reformed offshoot of the Benedictines

29
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Pope Innocent III

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The most powerful of the medieval popes

30
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Celibacy

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not marrying

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Pope Gregory VII

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aka Hildebrand

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Divine Office

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A series of psalms and prayers organized for use during the liturgical season

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Michael Cerularius

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Patriarch of constantinople

34
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Pope Urban II

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Responsible for calling the First crusade

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Albigensians

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Saw all material things, even the human body, as bad

36
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Pope Gregory IX

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Began the papal inquisition

37
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Dominic de Guzman

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Founded the Order of the PReachers

38
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Francis of Assisi

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Founded the Friars minor

39
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Cathedrals

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central points for people’s lives and work

40
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Two Reasons for the First crusade and the outcome:

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  • Regain Jerusalem
  • Needed help from Romans fighting off Turks

It was successful

41
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Four Reasons for the split between the Eastern and Western Churches

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  • Language
  • Cultural differences
  • Differences in masses
  • Papal Authority
42
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Three Greatest accomplishments of the Middle Ages

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Cathedrals, universites, growth of cities

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Three Failures of the Middle Ages

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Crusades, schism, papal inquisition

44
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Cathedral types and attributes

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Romanesque: thick ceiling and walls, stone pillars

Gothic: dark, dainty features, flying buttresses, stained glasss, arches (pointed)

45
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What young woman in Assisi chose to follow Francis?

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Clare, started “poor clares”