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Where was the very first New Testament church located

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Jerusalem

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Word meaning “universal” or “one”

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Catholic

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Before the end of the second century, which church had become prominent

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Church of Rome

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Who declared around 175 that every church must agree with the Church of Rome

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Irenaeus

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Whom does the Bible identify as the head of the church

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Christ

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Who, in 494, issued his famous doctrine of the “two swords”?

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Pope Gelasius I

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Who was the first medieval pope

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Pope Gregory I

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Who extended the prestige of the papacy

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Pope Leo I

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“Every creature to be subject to the Roman pope is altogether necessary for salvation”

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Boniface VIII

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What did Irenaeus write against?

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Gnosticism

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Greek word for servant

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Deacons

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Word meaning “overseer”

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Bishops

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13
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Means of grace

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Sacraments

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14
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What did Suçât change his name to

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Patrick

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15
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Being cut off from the church

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Excommunicated

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Doctrine whereas bread and wine is believed to have become the body and the blood of Christ

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Transsubstantiation

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Remains or artifacts

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Relics

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18
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A Latin translation completed by the church leader Jerome in 405 and the only version available in the mIddle Ages

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Vulgate

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A place where the souls of penitent sinners remained after death to be purged of sin and rendered fit for heaven

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Purgatory

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Certificates from the pope that excused a person from doing penance and shortened the required stay in purgatory

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Indulgences

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A valiant individual who gave English people the Bible in their own languages by translating it from Latin to English

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John Wycliffe

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Frenchman that translated the Bible for the people of the Alps

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Peter Waldo

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What forbade anyone except a clergymen to possess a copy of the Bible

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The Council of Toulouse

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What was the service and worship book of the church

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Breviary

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25
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Withdrawing from society to live in solitude

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Monasticism

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26
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Men who practice monasticism

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Monks

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27
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Women who practice monasticism

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Nuns

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28
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The earliest monks lived in the wilderness as ..?…

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Hermits

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Abstinence from marriage, believing that the more they withdrew from he world and the flesh, the more holy they would become

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Celibacy

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Man who perched alone for 37 years atop a stone pillar over 50ft height

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Simeon Stylites

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Religious communities isolated from the rest of society

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Monasteries

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Monasteries for nuns

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Convents

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33
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Most European monks followed whose order

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Benedict

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34
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Deceased Christian’s officially recognized by the church as holy because of martyrdom, miracles or other merits

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Saints

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35
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Groups of people who arose to protest the way they established church distorted the truth and prevented the people from reading the Word of God for themselves

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Petrobruisians
Waldensians

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36
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What was the Waldesians’s slogan

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“The Word of God speaks, and we ought to obey it”

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37
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Who is the head of the monastery

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The abbot

38
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What was the name for the new kind of monk that appeared in the beginning of the 13th century

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Friars

39
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What are the two most prominent orders of friars

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Franciscans and Dominicans

40
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Who was the first great Frankish military and political leader

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Clovis

41
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Why wasn’t Old Stony Phiz a true resemblance to the great stone face

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He only loved power

42
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Why did Ernest end up resembling the great stone face

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He spent time studying and meditating on the great stone face

43
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What is Henry Van Dyke’s attitude toward work

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It’s a blessing and not a doom

44
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Who is the narrator in “Quality”

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One of Mr. Gessler’s customers

45
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Why is the name of the story “Quality”

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The Gessler brothers liked their boots to be high quality but at a point they started creaking

46
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What was the Gesslers brother’s character like

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They were determined and honest

47
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How did Mr. Gessler die?

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He starved himself for working too much

48
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What is the truth about life in “Quality”?

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We should all work hard and do well but we should and also be willing to compete

49
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What theory states the Christ founded His church upon Peter

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Petrine theory

50
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To what country did Patrick take the gospel?

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Ireland

51
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By 498, what did Clovis do?

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He head professed his conversion to Christianity

52
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What line of kings come to the throne after Clovis

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The Merovingian line of Kings (do-nothing kings)

53
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Who was the most famous mayor of the palace

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Charles Martel

54
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What was the title of the chief official of the royal household

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Mayor of the Palace

55
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Who invaded Spain in 711

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The Moors

56
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What year did Charles Martel defeat the invading Muslims? What was the battle called?

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732; the Battle of Tours

57
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What nickname did Charles Martel get after the battles

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“The Hammer”

58
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Who was the Charles Marte’s son whom became Mayor of the Palace after his dad’s death

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Pépin the Short

59
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Who crowned Pépin king?

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A bishop representing the pope

60
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What was the name for the line of kings during Pépin the Short’s kingship

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The Carolingian line of Frankish kings

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What was the land that Pépin donated to the pope after the he defeated the Lombards

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“Donation of Pépin” or “Papal States”

62
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Who was the greatest of the Carolingian kings?

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Pepin’s son, Charles the Great

63
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What was Charles the Great’s name in French

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Charlemagne

64
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Whose empire was the largest in the West since the Roman Empire of the A.D. 300s

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Charlemagne’s

65
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What day and year was the greatest event of Charlemagne’s reign? What happened?

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Christmas Day in the year 800; he was crowned Charles Augustus, Emperor of the Romans by Pope Leo III

66
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Who got the crown after Charlemagne’s death in 814?

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Louis the Pious

67
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What year was the Treat of Verdun?

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843

68
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What was the effect of the Treaty if Verdun

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It divided the empire into three parts

69
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A nomadic people from Asia, “the Scourge of Europe”

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Magyars

70
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What country did the Magyars settle in

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Hungary

71
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Another name for Vikings

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Norsemen

72
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What was the most important Viking settlement?

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Normandy

73
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The lands of Germany crumbled into many small territories called …?…

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Duchies

74
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Who began the Saxon line of kings?

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Henry the Fowler

75
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What name was Otto giving due to his many victories

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Otto the Great

76
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What empire did Otto start

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The Holy Roman Empire

77
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What year did Otto invade Italy according to the Pope’s request? What was he crowned?

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962; Emperor of the Romans

78
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Which line of kings succeeded the Saxons?

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The Salian line of kings

79
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The German (Salian’ monarchy reached its peak under whom?

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Henry IV

80
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Who was the first of the Hohenstaufen line of kings?

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Frederick Barbarossa

81
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What was the single most powerful institution in Western Europe for 250 years?

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Papacy

82
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An ambitious monk who served as an adviser to the popes

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Hildebrand

83
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What name was Hildebrand given after becoming pope

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Gregory VII

84
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Who declared that popes would be chosen only by cardinals

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Pope Nicholas II

85
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The power of laymen such as emperors and kings to choose bishops and other church officials

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Lay investiture

86
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Who was against pope Gregory VII prohibiting lay investiture?

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Roman Emperor Henry IV

87
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Where does Henry IV go to see pope Gregory VII to ask for forgiveness

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A castle in Canossa

88
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The papacy attained the zenith of its power and influence under which pope

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Pope Innocent III

89
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Which council sanctioned the doctrine of transsubstantiation? Who convened it?

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The Fourth Lateral Council; Pope Innocent III

90
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A special court with powers to inquire about and judge matters of heresy

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Holy Office of Inquisition

91
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In France, which king clashed with the papacy by levying 50% taxes on the French clergy’s anual income? Which pope was against it

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Phillip the Fair; pope Boniface VIII

92
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Which act became the beginning of the “Babylonian Captivity and of the Papacy”?

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When Pope Clement V moved the the papal court from Rome to Avignon, France

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