Fall Break test Chapter 13 Flashcards
What was a new technology? What did it do?
Improved mill designs
Changed landscape
What did population growth do?
Improved farming methods and agriculture expanded
After 1200 how did cities grow?
Manufacture
Why didn’t Europe’s depend on eastern good anymore?
Expanding trade and new technology
What was civic life dominated by?
Guilds
Wealthy merchants
Bankers
How did most urban residents live?
In Squalor
What started to show signs of special civic pride and prestige in European cities?
Gothic cathedrals
What grew during the Renaissance?
Colleges and universities
What was a new technology and what did it influence?
Printing press
Humanists
How did Greco-Roman learning return to Latin Europe?
Renaissance
What helped to prompt the revival of the 12th and 13th century?
An infusion of of Greek and Islamic scholarship
Where did humanism emerge in?
Italy
Between 1200 and 1500 what did monarchs, nobles, and the church struggle with?
Political power
What did the great western schism result from?
Tension between the French monarchy and the papacy
As Muslim territory in Iberia shrank what happened to the Ottoman Empire?
Took over much of southeastern Europe
Who fought in the Hundred Years’ War?
French monarch and its vassals
What did the Hundred Years’ War introduce?
New military technologies
What did the war stimulate the rise of?
New centralized monarchies if England and France
What process did Ferdinand and Isabella complete?
The reconquest of Muslim Iberia
Who was the Magna Carta imposed on?
King John
What reversed the population growth and resulted in social change throughout Europe?
Famine and the Black Death
What did Western Europeans of the 11th through 14th century refer to themselves as?
Latins
Between 1100 and 1350 Europes population doubled. Why is this?
A revival in economy
What did some farmers do in response to the population growth?
Tried new methods of farming
3 field system