Exam 3 Notes Flashcards

Ch.8-11

1
Q

The Crusades were wars sponsored by the papacy for the recovery of

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Jerusalem from the Muslims

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2
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How did English common law differ from the general legal practices in Europe?

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Common law relied heavily on precedent, diminishing the importance of written law codes

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3
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How was justice administered in the Holy Roman Empire?

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in multiple levels, depending on the crime committed

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4
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What role did the sheriffs play in English goverence?

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sheriffs collected taxes, apprehended and tried criminals, and raised troops

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5
Q

By 1350, how large was Roman Catholic Europe compared to its size in 950?

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double the size

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6
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Which asset of the Crusader army that traveled to the Holy Land in 1096 was most notable?

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the religious zeal of its members

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7
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What statement best characterizes the impact of the Crusades on Jewish-Christian relations?

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the Crusaders were catastrophic for Jewish-Christian relations

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8
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Which debate was the central issue in the conflict between Henry II and Thomas Becket?

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whether church officials were subject to royal courts

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9
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Which principle did the Magna Carta come to signify?

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even the king and his government are subject to the law

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10
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Philip II of France was given the title Augustus because of his success in

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vastly extending the territory of his realm

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11
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Which archbishop of Canterbury died because of the conflict over the judicial reforms of King Henry II and church law?

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Becke

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12
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Why did Otto I select the city of Aachen for his coronation as emperor?

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to signify his goal of continuing Charlemagne’s legacy and to demonstrate the papacy’s support for his rule

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13
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How did middle-class city dwellers in Europe benefit from the Crusades?

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they lent money to nobles to participate in the Crusades, and then seized the nobles’ lands if they could not repay the loans or failed to return

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14
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The Lateral Council of 1059 decreed that the authority to elect the pope rested with

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the college of cardinals

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15
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The permanent legacy of the Crusades includes the deep bitterness between Christians and Muslims and

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continued and flourishing commercial contact between Europeans and Muslims

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16
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How did officials seek to ensure that witnesses gave truthful testimony?

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they made witnesses hand over cash or goods as a surety that their testimony was honest

17
Q

The conflict between pope Gregory VII and Holy Roman emperor Henry IV concerned whether

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church officials were appointed by the crown or by the pope

18
Q

Which fundamental principle formed the basis of French administration?

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Officials’ authority should come from their connection to the monarchy, not from personal wealth or local relationships

19
Q

After the Albigensian crusade, how did the papacy continue to root out heresy?

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it established inquisitions to seek out suspected heretics

20
Q

The first sign of medieval monastic reform came in 909, when William the Pious, duke of Aquitaine, established

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the Burgundian monastery of Cluny

21
Q

Why were Jews persecuted during and after the Crusades?

A

many lent money to Crusaders

22
Q

The record of William the Conqueror’s survey of England is known as

A

the Domesday Book

23
Q

In the early Middle Ages, noble status was generally

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limited to a very few families

24
Q

Which definition best describes the curia?

A

the papal bureaucracy and court of law

25
Q

Which statement was true of the clergy prior to 1000?

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they were many married priests

26
Q

Why did Frederick II establish the University of Naples?

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to train administrators to serve in his bureaucracy

27
Q

Who ordered the creation of the Domesday Book?

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William the Conqueror

28
Q

How did the realms of England and France differ by the early 12th century

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the king in England ruled over a unified realm, but the kingdom of France consisted of virtually independent provinces

29
Q

How did the Battle of Legnano mark a military milestone?

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an army of mounted knights was handily beaten by an army composed primarily of infantry

30
Q

With the defeat of the Muslims in central regions of the Iberian Peninsula, how was the society of the region transformed?

A

muslims were expelled, and immigrants from across Christian Europe were recruited to come to the region

31
Q

Which monastic military order was founded in Jerusalem in 1119?

A

Knights Templars

32
Q

What case would be heard by a court dealing with canon law?

A

annulment of a marriage