Chapter 19 Sections 4 & 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Determined whether a person should be accused of a crime

A

Grand Jury

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2
Q

Determined whether a person is guilty or innocent

A

Trial Jury

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3
Q

Region of France named for the Norsemen who ruled it

A

Normandy

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4
Q

Religious beliefs that conflict with Church teachings

A

Heresy

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5
Q

Hatred of Jews

A

Anti-Semitism

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6
Q

The local language used by people of region

A

Vernacular

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7
Q

A way of thinking that used reason to explore questions of faith

A

Scholasticism

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8
Q

The study of religion and God

A

Theology

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9
Q

A disease that spreads rapidly and kills many people

A

Plague

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10
Q

The Christians struggle to take back the Iberian Peninsula from the Muslims

A

Reconquista

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11
Q

First major battle of the Hundred Years War

A

Crecy

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12
Q

The Hundred Year War was between England and _____.

A

France

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13
Q

Ferdinand and Isabella married and together they formed the country of _____.

A

Spain

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14
Q

Hildegard of Bingen was a famous educated medieval woman, and nun, who wrote _____.

A

Church music

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15
Q

During the 1100s the most important buildings were large churches called _____.

A

cathedrals

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16
Q

The Church court, or _____, tried people who were suspected of heresy.

A

Inquisition

17
Q

The first European universities were created to educate and train _____.

A

scholars

18
Q

Originating in central Asia, the _____ was carried by bacteria in fleas and rats.

A

Black Death

19
Q

The first scholastic thinker, and archbishop of Canterbury was _____.

A

St. Anselm

20
Q

In Spain and Portugal, Christians struggle against _____ to take back the Iberian Peninsula.

A

Muslims

21
Q

Joan of Arc was a French peasant girl who was made a _____ by the Roman Catholic Church.

A

Saint

22
Q

What was an accomplishment of King Henry II

A

Henry set up a central royal court with lawyers and judges

23
Q

What was an accomplishment of King Alfred of Wessex

A

King Alfred of Wessex united the Anglo-Saxons

24
Q

What was an accomplishment of Edward I

A

He created Parliament

25
Q

What was an accomplishment of King John

A

King John signed the Magna Carta

26
Q

Historians believe the Black Death first spread along the _____.

A

Silk Road

27
Q

_____ were a group of religious men who did not stay in monasteries but went out into the world to preach.

A

Friars

28
Q

For Medieval Christians, the most important sacrament was _____.

A

Communion

29
Q

_____ were the part of a Gothic cathedral that allowed the buildings to have thinner walls.

A

Flying Buttresses

30
Q

Students in the first European universities did not have _____.

A

books

31
Q

Originating in Central Asia, the Black Death was carried by _____.

A

fleas

32
Q

Joan of Arc helped the French army to victory at _____.

A

Orleans

33
Q

Jews were ordered to convert to Christianity or leave Spain by the _____.

A

Spanish Inquisition

34
Q

St. Thomas Aquinas wrote, _____, his major work on the summary of knowledge about theology.

A

Summa Theologica

35
Q

_____ cathedrals are older than Gothic cathedrals and combined the features of Roman and Byzantine buildings.

A

Romanesque

36
Q

List four English Kings

A

King Alfred of Wessex
King Henry II
King Edward I
King John