Chapter 9 Flashcards

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What was the selling of church offices called?

A

Simony

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2
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Who adopted a life of exclusion and strict discipline as a means of restoring the church?

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Bernard clairvaux

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3
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What was created to ensure that churchmen, rather than kings would choose the popes?

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The college of cardinals

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4
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What was the agreement that ended the controversy over who appointed clergymen called?

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Concordat of worms

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5
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What were the “brothers” of the Franciscan and Dominican orders called?

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Friars

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6
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What were the groups called that supported their monastery by begging?

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Mendicant orders

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7
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Witch order became closely associated with the inquisition?

A

The Dominicans

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8
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What term refers to the holding of beliefs contrary to the teaching of the church?

A

Heresy

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9
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What was the inquisition?

A

A church court established to discover and try heretics.

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10
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What was the act of depriving an individual of the sacraments and church fellowship called?

A

Excommunication

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11
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What is the appointment of clergymen to positions of authority by kings and nobles called?

A

Lay investiture

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12
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who was crowned holy Roman emperor in 962?

A

Otto I

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13
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who is credited with establishing the Holy Roman Empire?

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Otto the great

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14
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which king of Germany was called “Barbarossa” and married his son to the heiress of Sicily?

A

Frederick I

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15
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who laid the foundation for a unified England?

A

Alfred the great

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16
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what other title was Alfred the Great given?

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founder of the English navy

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17
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after Alfred’s death, who made England part of the Danish Empire?

18
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when William surveyed England’s taxable resources, the findings were collected in what document?

A

the domesday book

19
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Henry II strengthened the Royal authority in England by doing what?

A

he expanded the jurisdiction of the royal courts

20
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what were Henry II’s uniform laws for all of England called?

A

common law

21
Q

Philip II tripled the size of his domain by taking land from which English king?

22
Q

what did king John clash with pope innocent III over?

A

who would be the Archbishop of Canterbury

23
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what established the principle that the king’s power is limited?

A

Magna Carta

24
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who was forced to sign the Magna Carta?

25
who subdued the welsh and made his son prince of Wales?
Edward I
26
what English legislative body was established by Edward I?
parliament
27
parliament was able to serve as a check on the king's power asserting its what?
power of the purse
28
what was the land around Paris that was ruled by the king called?
ile-de-France
29
at the beginning of the Capetian rule of France, powerful lords possessed more land and authority than whom?
the king
30
peace and justice were the primary goals of whose reign over France?
Louis IX
31
which pope unsuccessfully opposed the French king for taxing the clergy?
boniface VIII
32
which king of France established the estates general?
Philip IV
33
which pope called the first crusade in 1095?
urban II
34
the term "crusades" comes from a root that means:
cross
35
which crusade was the most successful?
the first
36
who were the three powerful kings in Europe that participated in the third crusade, also known as the king's crusade?
Frederick Barbarossa:Germany Philip Augustus:France Richard Lion-Heart:England
37
who was defeated in battles by Richard but successful in holding Jerusalem?
the Muslim leader, Saladin
38
why was the fourth crusade centered on more economic then religious issues?
the crusades prompted an increase of trade and the use of a money economy
39
the fourth crusade ended with the capture of which city?
Constantinople
40
what motivated the crusaders to go to the Holy Land?
* some were motivated by a pious desire to serve Christ, defend the church, and rescue the Holy Sepulcher. * Some desired adventure away from the manor life. * Some wanted fame. * Some knights enjoyed pastime-fighting with the blessing of the church. * merchants wanted new opportunities.