Exam 3 Notes Flashcards
Ch.8-11
The Crusades were wars sponsored by the papacy for the recovery of
Jerusalem from the Muslims
How did English common law differ from the general legal practices in Europe?
Common law relied heavily on precedent, diminishing the importance of written law codes
How was justice administered in the Holy Roman Empire?
in multiple levels, depending on the crime committed
What role did the sheriffs play in English goverence?
sheriffs collected taxes, apprehended and tried criminals, and raised troops
By 1350, how large was Roman Catholic Europe compared to its size in 950?
double the size
Which asset of the Crusader army that traveled to the Holy Land in 1096 was most notable?
the religious zeal of its members
What statement best characterizes the impact of the Crusades on Jewish-Christian relations?
the Crusaders were catastrophic for Jewish-Christian relations
Which debate was the central issue in the conflict between Henry II and Thomas Becket?
whether church officials were subject to royal courts
Which principle did the Magna Carta come to signify?
even the king and his government are subject to the law
Philip II of France was given the title Augustus because of his success in
vastly extending the territory of his realm
Which archbishop of Canterbury died because of the conflict over the judicial reforms of King Henry II and church law?
Becke
Why did Otto I select the city of Aachen for his coronation as emperor?
to signify his goal of continuing Charlemagne’s legacy and to demonstrate the papacy’s support for his rule
How did middle-class city dwellers in Europe benefit from the Crusades?
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
The Lateral Council of 1059 decreed that the authority to elect the pope rested with
the college of cardinals
The permanent legacy of the Crusades includes the deep bitterness between Christians and Muslims and
continued and flourishing commercial contact between Europeans and Muslims