history final Flashcards

1
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In the Latin West, the struggle between Church & State was won by the papacy during this famous struggle:

A

The Investiture controversy

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2
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Church offices were sometimes sold outright to the highest bidder- a practice that is referred to as

A

simony

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3
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the first serious efforts at papal reform came under this pope:

A

Leo X

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4
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This official body, the __________ Council decreed that only these church officials_________ had the power to elect the pope.

A

lateran, cardinal bishops

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5
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Perhaps the most influential of the reformist popes was this cardinal who took the name Gregory VII upon his election to the papacy

A

Hildebrand

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6
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This king was forced to beg on his knees in the snow for re- admittance into the Catholic fold

A

Henry IV

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7
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The compromise that was reach in 1122 at Worms was that bishops were to be selected by the clergy, but the king had the right to be present at elections & to accept or refuse this _________ - which essentially amounted to the right to veto.

A

homage

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8
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The agreement that gave kings an effective veto over ecclesiastical selections is called the _________________

A

concordat of worms

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9
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Christian holy wars of the ____________ Church were known as the Crusades

A

Roman Catholic

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10
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A ________ threat against Europe and the Holy Land (Jerusalem) cause these wars

A

muslim

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11
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Pope __________ II called for a holy war against the “invaders and infidels”

A

Urban

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12
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Christian warriors had the promise of __________ and riches

A

indulgences

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13
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The Inquesition was a _________ against heretics by the Roman Catholic Church

A

persecution

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14
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Punishments included torture and death by __________.

A

burning

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15
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Cathars was a group of heretics who view the material world as _________ and advocated for an ascetic spiritual existence

A

evi

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16
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Cathars used the teaching of this man to renounce wealth and marriage:

A

Jesus

17
Q

Cathars called for the ______ to give up its property and reject the authority of the _________.

A

Church, Pope

18
Q

The Black Death is the worst ___________ human disaster in human history

A

biological

19
Q

This rodent was the cause of the epidemic:

A

rats

20
Q

__________ and poverty made people susceptible to the black death

A

Famine

21
Q

The plague arrived from Central Asia via the _________ invasion by way of merchant ships that arrive in European ports

A

mongo

22
Q

Victims bodies turned ________ (color) when the disease broke down blood vessels

A

black

23
Q

Victims of the plague were identified by __________ in the armpit or groin

A

buboes

24
Q

This form was almost 100% fatal:

A

septicemic plague

25
Q

The most common form of the plague was the ________

A

bubonic

26
Q

Outcomes of the plague for Europeans: Fear of the plague led to horrible persecutions against this religious sect: ___________; A high death toll began the decline of this group: _________; winning, rather than __________ became the ultimate goal of people

A

Jews, serfs, honor

27
Q

Flagellants believed that he plague was God’s punishment and publicly ____________ themselves as penance for sins

A

whipped

28
Q

____________ celebrated the glory of human achievement during the Renaissance

A

Humanism

29
Q

___________________ became the greatest Renaissance artist

A

Leonardo Da Vinci

30
Q

This form of using ones money became a thing when bankers decided to invest their money at home, rather than abroad by supporting writers and artists:

A

patronage

31
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This painting by Leonardo Davinci celebrated Jesus and His disciples:

A

The Last Supper

32
Q

The Last Judgment was a painting done on the _________ of the sistine chapel by Michaelangelo.

A

ceiling

33
Q

This painting by Leonardo Davinci is the most celebrated painting sung about by popular singers in modern times:

A

Mona Lisa

34
Q

The “Madona”, picturing the virgin Mary and infant child, Jesus, also shows a pomegranate in Mary’s hand, which represents her __________

A

fertility

35
Q

The most well- known patron of the Renaissance was this man:

A

Lorenzo De Media

36
Q

The School at Athen painting by Raphael portrays a __________ of ancient wisdom that characterized the Renaissance

A

rebirth

37
Q

This man wrote the book called The Prince, which was an early modern treatise on government:

A

Nicolo Machiavelli

38
Q

The book scandalized Europe because it referred to the exercise of power without reference of any __________ or ethical limit to power.

A

moral

39
Q

________________, the illegitimate son of a Cardinal (who later became Pope), was a major inspiration for the book, being a ruthless leader who murdered his political enemies, including his sister’s husband.

A

Cesar Borgia