Terms Flashcards

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Hermit

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Devoted religious ascetic

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Apostles

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12 Original followers of Jesus

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Arianism

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Sect of Christianity believing son is separate from God

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4
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Cenobitic monasticism

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Monks who believed in helping the poor

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Bishop

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Local administrator, built cathedrals, ruled over diocese

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Martyrdom

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Devout Christians who died because of religious persecutions. Prepared to die for religion

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Mithraism

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Eastern cult of Mithras, monotheist, brought into empire by soldiers

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Metropolitan

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Bigger territory than diocese, provincial power

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Ascetics

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Single individuals who withdrew from society

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10
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Lavra

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Gatherings of hermits in caves for Eucharist

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Patriarch

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Highest Religious leader of Byzantine, appointed by emperor

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12
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Nika riots

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Chariot riots between greens and blues in 531 in Constantinople

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Plague of Justinian

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  • first instance of Bubonic Plague
  • 541-542
  • debated economy
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14
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Great Schism

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The official excommunicate between western and eastern churches in 1053.

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Iconoclasm

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The outlaw of religious icons in churches between 730 and 843

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Primo Geniture

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Law of inheritance in which eldest son receives all of fathers rights and possessions

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Aachen(Aix-la-Chapel)

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  • Capital of Carolingian Empire

- first permanent capital of Europe

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Kings Peace

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Manage economy during wartime

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Carolingian Renaissance

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Culture from Byzantine brought into Carolingian by fleeing monks from iconoclasm

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Palace School

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Churchmen, artists, and scholars.

Perks to members

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Trivium

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First part of liberal arts. Grammar, rhetoric, and logic.

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Quadrivium

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Second of liberal arts stage. Geometry, arithmetic, music and astronomy

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Hird

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Basic military structure of Vikings

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Episcopate

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Jurisdiction of a bishop

25
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3 factors of feudalism

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  1. Fragmentation of political power
  2. Political power as private possession
  3. Military as private armed cavalry
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Knight

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Mounted warrior, services to lord for lands

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Landless Knights

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Services for food and accommodations, tend to be younger

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Vassal

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Obedience and service of free individual to lord

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Knights fee

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Land that produces Knights.

30
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Fief

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Land grant from lord to knight

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Precaria

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Land holdings granted for terms of years, not hereditary

32
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Benefice

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Favour, not restricted to land grants for military service. Fief- hereditary land

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Residential core

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  • arable farm, crop land
  • meadowland for grazing
  • pasture lands for public grazing use
  • wasteland of no use
  • swamp land for peat
  • woodland for buildings
  • forest for wild animals
  • vineyards for wine
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Barons

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Largest land holders of King

35
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Latifundia

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Large Roman farms run by slaves

36
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Golden bull

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Document giving Venice duty free trade for 100 years

37
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Tithe

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Tenth of income to support church, “dime”

38
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Hagiography

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Biography of saint