Feudalism Flashcards

1
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Who does the illustration of a bridge between faith and reason represent?

A

Thomas Aquinas.

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2
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What were Charlemagne’s main achievements?

A

United most of Europe, expanded education.

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3
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What describes the Benedictine monks?

A

Devoted to prayer, obedience, chastity.

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4
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What describes the Franciscan Friars?

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Cared for poor and sick, lived in poverty and traveled among ordinary people.

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5
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Who crowned Charlemagne king in exchange for military protection?

A

Pope Leo III

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6
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What were the different levels in the social hierarchy of the catholic church?

A

Pope, cardinal, archbishop, bishop, priest, clergy.

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7
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In response to Pope Gregory VII excommunicating Henry IV, Henry IV did this:

A

Begged on his knees.

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8
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King Henry II was frustrated with Thomas Becket because he was more loyal to the church than the king. True or false?

A

True

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9
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The king received __ from the lords, and the lords recieved __ from the king.

A

Loyalty, protection.

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10
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Viking invasions and mountainous topography encouraged the growth of feudalism. True or false?

A

True.

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11
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Who conquered the Anglo-Saxons and spread feudalism?

A

William the Conqueror.

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12
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What battle started in 1066 and resulted in the conquest of England by the Normans?

A

The battle of Hastings.

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13
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What is salvation?

A

To cleanse someone of their sins.

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14
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What were the Crusades?

A

A series of holy wars.

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15
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Who urged monarchs to fight in exchange for salvation?

A

Pope Urban II

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16
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What was the cause of the Crusades?

A

Christians were worried about the fate of the holy land due to Seljuk advancement.

17
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Crusades (increased/decreased) curiosity about far away places.

A

Increased.