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Chapter 14 Test
Question | Answer |
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What was the practice called where bishops sold positions in the church? | Simony |
What were the types of architecture? | Gothic and Romanesque |
What is a crusade? | A "holy war" |
What was the long effort by the Spanish to drive the Muslims out of Spain? | The Reconquista |
What it is called when a court is held by the church to suppress heresy? | The Inquisition |
What is it called when farmers grew crops on two-thirds of their land each year? | The three-field system |
An organization of individuals in the same business or occupation working to improve the economic and social conditions of it's members | A guild |
An expression of trade and business | Commercial revolution |
What were merchant-class town dwellers? | Burghers |
The everyday language of the homeland | Vernacular |
Scholastics | Schoolmen |
Who was the duke of Normandy? | William the Conqueror |
Who was Henry II? | an English king |
What was an unified body of law? | Common law |
What was the document called that was drawn up by English nobles that guaranteed basic political rights? | Magna Carta |
What is a parliament? | a legislative group |
Who was an undistinguished duke from the middle of France? | Hugh Capet |
Who was one of the most powerful Capetian who ruled from 1180 to 1223? | Philip II |
What was the meeting called that made up Three Estates? | Estates-General |
Who was the Monk that was considered the greatest medieval philosopher? | Thomas Aquinas |
A church with round arched, a heavy roof held up by thick walls/pillars and is very dark is what kind of architecture? | Romanesque |
A new form of architecture with stained glass windows and is very tall is which kind of architecture? | Gothic |
What was the Holy Land? | Jerusalem and parts of the surrounding area where Jesus lived and taught |
What is a traveling poet and musician of the Middle Ages called? | Troubadour |
What is a formal exclusion from membership in the church? | Excommunication |