High Middle Ages Flashcards

1
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What church was the only religious institution in Europe?

A

The Catholic Church

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2
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How did you get your sins washed away?

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By attending church

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3
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The people thought that King Harolds win was due to what?

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Was due to all the people’s sins

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4
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What do we still celebrate 1500 years later?

A

St. Valentine and St. Patrick

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5
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What is a relic?

A

An item associated with a saint and an object surviving from an earlier time. It is thought to have great powers

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6
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What is excommunicated?

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You can no longer attend/remain a member of the church. You also could not be blessed upon your death

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7
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The church and the state were what?

A

The same

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8
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What did priests do?

A

They kept money from the church

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9
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What is ecclesiastical?

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It is the church life. (Males would be monks and females would be nuns)

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10
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What did the church offer?

A

The church offered and education and was the only organization that did

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11
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What were the vows that new members took? (Like monks and nuns)

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Poverty, chastity, and obedience

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12
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What is trial by ordeal?

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When the guilt or innocence was accused of something they subjected them to a painful, dangerous experience and the proof of innocence was survival

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13
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What is a trial by battle?

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Was for nobles only. Two parties in dispute would fight in single combat. The winner of the fight was proclaimed to be right

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14
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What does prosecute mean?

A

present evidence to prove guilt

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15
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Describe the church court

A

It was the most lenient and gave out lighter sentences. They could not sentence death

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16
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Describe the manor court

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Dealt with small disputes. It was like a village meeting, most of the villagers would attend. Villages decided who won the case.

17
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Describe royal courts

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It was for serious crimes like murder or treason. Royal courts could order The execution of murderers and thieves. After the execution of a criminal the court would take away all of his or her property.

18
Q

What were the crusades and where were they fought?

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The crusades were wars in which the Christians of Europe fought against the Muslims for control of holy land

19
Q

What motivated Europeans to go during the crusades?

A

The deep religious feelings of the mediaeval Christians, in combination with prejudice against those of another religion and a list for booty , made the Europeans want to drive the Muslims out of the holy land

20
Q

What did knights on both sides stand to gain by fighting?

A

Prejudice against others, holy land, and a place in heaven,

21
Q

How many crusades were there?

A

7

22
Q

Describe the Magna Carta

A

The Magna Carta is a charter that king john made. He guaranteed that taxes would not be taken without the consent of a parliament and also that no person could be arrested or thrown into prison without a proper trial