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Norman invasion/Battle of Hastings

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AD 1066

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first crusade/crusaders establish four kings in Holy Land

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AD 1096-1099

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Magna Carta

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1215

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popes at Avignon/”Babylonian captivity” of the papacy

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AD 1305-1378

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Hundred Years’ War

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1337-1453

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Gutenburg invents movable-type printing press

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AD 1440

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sack of Constantinople by Ottoman Turks/end of Byzantine Empire

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AD 1453

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during what battle did William the Conqueror invade

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Battle of Hastings

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what battle consisted of William the Conqueror, Harold Godwin, and the Vikings

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Battle of Hastings

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what battle’s outcome was William the Conqueror conquering England

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Battle of Hastings

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what is the 70 years when the Pope was held hostage called

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Babylonian Captivity of the Papacy

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12
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who considered himself the holy Roman emperor

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Otto the Great

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13
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what stands as the crucial foundation of the protestant reformation

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northern renaissance

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who wrote and printed the first Bible from Greek into English

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Tyndale

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15
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who is considered the “Prince of the Humanists”

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Erasmus

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what movement said that final authority and spiritual matters rested not with popes but instead with general councils of the church

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conciliarism

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17
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who controlled the holy land during the crusades

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muslims

18
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which crusade was the only successful one

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1st

19
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what style of architecture replaced flat roofs with curved roofs

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romanesque

20
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what style of architecture has flying buttresses

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gothic

21
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what were Henry II’s greatest contributions

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common law

22
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where did the black plague come from

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China

23
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how much did the black plague reduce Europe’s population

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about 1/2

24
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what was the mortality rate for the black plague

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35%-50%

25
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what two types of black plagues were there

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  • bubonic plague
  • pneumonic plague
26
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who translated the NT from Greek into English

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Tyndale

27
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who is considered the “Prince of the Humanists”

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Erasmus

28
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who printed the NT into Greek in 1516

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Erasmus

29
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who painted the Last Supper

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Leonardo

30
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who painted School of Athens

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Raphael

31
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who painted David and the Sistine Chapel

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Michelangelo

32
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who fought in the war of the roses

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Lancaster v York

33
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who came up with realism

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giotto

34
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name two forerunners of the reformation

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  • Wycliffe
  • Huss
35
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who wrote Canterbury Tales

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Chaucer

36
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who wrote Divine Comedy

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Dante

37
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who wrote The Prince and did stuff with realism

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Machiavelli

38
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during the Italian Renaissance what was Venice, Florence, and Rome known for (three separate things)

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  • Venice (wealth)
  • Florence (culture)
  • Rome (religion)
39
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what were the three estates made up of (three separate groups)

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1st Estate: clergy
2nd Estate: Nobles
3rd Estate: everyone else

40
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what are the three characteristics of rebirth

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  1. Urban and elite
  2. individuality
  3. secular