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World Ht test3
chap 9-12
| Answer | Question |
|---|---|
| Jerusalem | Where was the first Christian church? |
| church | What word means "an assembly or body of people?" |
| Catholic | What word means "universal"? |
| AD 100 | When were all books in the New Testament written by? |
| AD 500 - AD 1500 | Dates for the Middle Ages |
| koine Greek | language of the original New Testament books |
| Leo 1 | Who first supported the Petrine Theory and was officially recognized as supreme leader (pope) over the Roman church? |
| Petrine theory | What false doctrine stated that Christ had made Peter the head of catholic church? |
| Marsilius | Who wrote the "Defender of the Peace" to oppose the power of the Church of Rome? |
| distortion of Christianity | most important characteristic of the Middle Ages |
| excommunication | state of being cut off from the organized church |
| Ishmael | Arabs were descendants of who? |
| Jihad | What is a Muslim "holy war"? |
| Koran | In what book were memories and writings of Muhammad written down? |
| Mohammed | Last prophet of Islam? |
| Caliphs | What were Mohammed's successors called? |
| Battle of Tours. | Battle that hindered Muslim advance into Western Europe in 732? |
| Crusades | Name of European (Catholic) "holy wars"? |
| To reclaim the holy land from the Muslims, particularly Jerusalem. | Objective of the Crusades? |
| Battle of Manzikert | The Seljuk Turks conquered Asia Minor from the Byzantine Empire in what battle? |
| 1054 | The Catholic Church split in what year? |
| Alexius Komnenus | The first official crusade captured Asia Minor for which Byzantine emperor? |
| Mohamed II, 1453 | The name of the Ottoman sultan who captured Constantinople, and in what year? |
| Pontifex Maximus | Title popes used that was once used by Roman emperors? |
| Franks | Established large empire in Western Europe after the fall of Rome? |
| Merovingian | Clovis the great established what line of kings? |
| Hammer | Charles Martel earned the name Martel which means? |
| Donation of Pepin, the Papal States. | What is the land called that Pepin gave to the Pope? |
| Pope Leo III | What Pope crowned Charlemagne emperor? |
| Treaty of Verdun | Treaty that formed the nations of France and Germany? |
| Vikings | Group of people whom had reached the coasts of North America by A.D. 1000? |
| Feudalism | Way of life based upon the leadership and use of Land? |
| Fief | Piece of land owned by one man who permitted another man to use it in return for certain promised services? |
| Vassal | Man who uses the land in exchange for his services was called a? |
| Homage | Ceremony in which the vassal knelt and vowed to be his "lord's man"? |
| Chivalry | Code of conduct for the nobility and the knights? |
| Joust | A game in which 2 knights fought to unseat or unhorse each other? |
| John Wycliffe | Who had the entire Bible translated into English for the first time. |
| Council of Constance | Who condemned both John Wycliffe and John Huss |
| 9th-10th centuries | when Western Europe reached its lowest point economically |
| Greek philosophy and Romanism (Catholicism) | scholasticism tried to combine what? |
| Dante | Who wrote the Divine Comedy |
| monasticism | withdrawing from society and living in solitude |
| friars | monks who preached and did missionary work |
| indulgence | certificate from the pope to get out of purgatory |
| Council of Toulouse | forbade anyone to have a Bible |
| Black Death | killed 1/3 to 1/2 of Europe's population |
| Renaissance | moved Europe into Modern Age |
| Leonardo da Vinci | created Mona Lisa |
| Michaelangelo | painted Sistine Chapel |
| Macchiavelli | wrote The Prince |
| Vulgate | Bible that Jerome finished in 405; Latin translation; only Bible available in Middle Ages |