History Study Guide 1/24/23 Flashcards

1
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During the Middle Ages, Europe experienced a warm period that enabled farmers to grow more crops.

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True

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2
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The crusades were motivated primarily by religious reasons.

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True

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3
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The Truce of Knights allowed fighting only on certain days of the week.

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False

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4
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The Hundred Year’s War was fought between France and Byzantine Empire.

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False

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5
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The Crusades bought Greek and Arabic writings into Europe.

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True

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6
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A baillis was a papal servant who punished heretics.

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False

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7
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Rounded vaults and thick walls are features of Romanesque architecture.

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True

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8
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By the Fourteenth century, the English Parliament had been divided into 5 groups.

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False

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9
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The Roman Church lost much of its credibility when it could not stop the Black Death.

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True

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10
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Dante’s Divine Comedy is an imaginary journey through hell, purgatory, and paradise.

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True

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11
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A large church built in wealthy cities?

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Cathedral

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12
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Uniform laws for all of England?

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Common Laws

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13
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Rules and expectations for knights?

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Chivalry

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14
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A group of local citizens that accused criminals?

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Jury

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15
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A place for exchanging and borrowing money?

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Bank

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16
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A legal document listing the privileges of the townspeople?

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Town Charter

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17
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A self-supporting estate during the Middle Ages?

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Manor

18
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An accusation issued by a jury?

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Indictment

19
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A papal decree denying people access to sacraments?

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Interdict

20
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What phrase refers to Parliament’s limiting the king’s power by controlling the tax system?

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Power of the Purse

21
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King John was forced to sign this document that sets limits on Royal power.

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Magna Carta

22
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Under which pope was the political power of the Roman Church greatest?

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Innocent the 3

23
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Who was crowned Roman Emperor by the pope on Christmas day in 800?

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Charalemagne

24
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Give the term for new centers of liberal arts learning that developed in the 12th century.

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Universities

25
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What disaster struck large areas of Europe in 1350?

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The Great Famine

26
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Who became the leader of one of the Frankish Kingdoms in 481.

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Clovis

27
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Name the peasant girl who rallied the French in the Hundred Years War.

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Joan of Arc

28
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What was the name of the new economic class that developed in towns and including Merchants, bankers, and other skilled laborers?

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Middle Class

29
Q

What was the document carried on a journey and exchanged for money at a bank called?

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A Letter of Credit

30
Q

What was the name for the leading Palace official of the Merovingian house?

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Mayor of the Palace

31
Q

Who was the count of Paris that founded a new Royal Line in France?

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Hugh Capet

32
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Who was the ruler that founded the Norman Dynasty in England after invading the country in 1066?

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William the Conqueror

33
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Who was the great-grandson of William the Conqueror that strengthen the English royal Authority by using circuit courts?

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Henery the 2

34
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Which of the following did Gothic architecture have? Flying buttresses, small Windows, High ceilings, and warmth and brightness.

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Flying buttresses, High ceilings, and warmth and brightness

35
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What country was Philip the second king of?

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France

36
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What prominent Italian city was located on the Adriatic Sea and had a large Navy?

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Venice

37
Q

What does the word vernacular describe?

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Commonly spoken launguage

38
Q

The Canterbury Tales tells the story of a group of pilgrims from what country?

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England

39
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What people group was blamed for the black death and was persecuted because of it?

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Jews

40
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During the Middle Ages, Christianity spread throughout Europe. Although a good thing, this development was accompanied by some problems. Describe two.

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-Some rulers accepted Christianity as the official religion only for political reasons.
-Though there were genuine conversions many people were baptized into a form of Christianity that imitated their Pagan worship.
-Many people that lived in official Christian Realms were not aware of the basic bible teachings.