Chapter 11 Vocabulary Flashcards
Religious officials
Clergy
Important religious ceremony
Sacrament
Law of the church
Canon law
Kingdom originally made up of what is now Germany and Italy
Holy Roman Empire
Appointment of religious officials by kings or nobles
Lay Investiture
Practice of selling positions in the church
Simony
Style of architecture of the cathedrals during the Middle Ages
Gothic
Pope who called for the first crusade
Urbane II
Holy War
Crusade
English king who fought Saladin in the third crusade
Richard the Lion-hearted
Famous Muslim leader of the 1100’s
Saladin
Farmland divided into three equal-sized fields in which crops were rotated
Three-field System
An organization working to get the best prices and working conditions
Guild
The expansion of trade and changes in business practices
Commercial Revolution
Merchant-class person who lived in a town
Burgher
Everyday language
Vernacular
Scholar who argued that the most basic religious truths could be proved by sound reasoning
Thomas Aquinas
Scholars who gathered and taught at universities
Scholastics
Duke of Normandy who invaded England in 1066 and claimed the English Crown
William the Conqueror
English king who added French lands to English holdings by marrying Eleanor of Aquitaine
Henry II
A body of rulings by English Judges
Common law
Great charter, which guaranteed certain basic political rights
Magna Carta
Body of representatives that make laws for a nation
Parliament
Founder of the dynasty that ruled France from 987-1328
Hugh Capet
One of the most powerful Canetian kings
Philip II
A council of representatives that advise the French king
Estates-General
City in France where the pope moved temporarily
Avignon
Division in the church created by having pipes in both Avignon and Rome
Great Schism
English scholar who argued that the Bible was the final authority for Christian life
John Wycliffe
Bohemian scholar who taught that the Bible was the final authority for Christian life
Jan Hus
Period in the early 14th century when weather patterns changed and people starved
Great famine
Deadly disease that spread across Asia and Europe in the mid 14th century
Bubonic Plague
War between England and France that waged from 1337-1453
Hundred Years’ War
French peasant who lead the French army to victory at Orleans
Joan of Arch