History 2 Henry II + Thomas Becket Flashcards

1
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What was the Canterbury cathedral

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  • an important cathedral

- located in the south of England

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2
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Define cathedral

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An important church building

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3
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Define archbishop

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An important man in the church’s organisation

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4
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Define monk

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  • dedicated their life to Christianity

- would live separately from the rest of society

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5
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Define pope

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The head of the catholic church

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6
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Describe Becket and Henry’s relationship

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  • close and friendly

- always hung around with each other and did different hobbies

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7
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Define excommunicate

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  • church said you are no longer apart of Christianity
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8
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Define the constitution of Clarendon

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  • the law that the clergy men should be trialled in the king’s courts like everyone else
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9
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Define the benefit of the clergy

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The clergy men were able to be trialled in the church’s courts where they were let off easily for their crimes

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10
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Define clergy men

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The churchmen

- ppl who worked in the church

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11
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Give a reason for why Henry and beckets relationship turned bitter

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Power
Personality
Religion
Miscommunication 
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12
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Define penance

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Deliberate Self punishment in order to make up for some wrongdoing

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13
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Define flagellate

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The act of being whipped

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14
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According to the King, how many churchmen had gotten away with serious crimes like murder?

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Over 100

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15
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Who threatened to excommunicate the king of the Beckett’s death

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The Pope

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16
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What country is king decided to go to war with the king of England

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France

17
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Name two things the king did to make up for Thomas Becket’s death

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Allowed monster flagellate him
Cancelled the Constitution of Clarendon
Walked barefoot for the last mile of his pilgrimage

18
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What country did Henry have to say or two in order to force his rebellious parents to surrender to him

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Ireland

19
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Define hagiographic interpretation

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Something that shows someone holy in a positive light

20
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Define martyr

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A person who died for their religious belief

21
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define Saint

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A religious person who Christians believe will go to heaven after death

22
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Define pilgrimage

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Religious journey

23
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What was the Constitution of Clarendon

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Law that said even the clergyman had to be trialled in the Kings Court

24
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What year was Thomas Becket murdered in?

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1170

25
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What job did Thomas Becket have

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He was the arch bishop of Canterbury

26
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What happened in 1162

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Thomas Becket became Archbishop

27
Q

Who is the head of the Catholic Church

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Pope

28
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Who is the king of England whilst Thomas Becket was alive

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Henry II

29
Q

What happened to Tommy’s after he became archbishop of Canterbury

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Became very religious

30
Q

How did Thomas show his devotion to his religion

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Started wearing religious clothing
always in the church started
to wash the poors feet

31
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Why did Thomas Becket flee to France?

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Henry threatened to punish him for treason because he refuse to sign the Constitution of Clarendon

32
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What did the Pope make Beckett after his death

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A saint

33
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Who declared war on Henry the second after seeing the Pope was angry with him because in Becketts

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the king of France