Which of the following was NOT a root cause of the Hundred Years War?

Philip II’s attempt to establish French foothold in England

What did Henry VII do that helped increase his power as a monarch?

Abandoned foreign wars, lived off own estates; own advisors.

Those who died in a "state of grace" were what?

Saved from damnation in purgatory

Which of the following contributions did Christine de Pizan make to French literature?

Advancement of vernacular over Latin; contributions of women

What was an effect of farming innovations like the three-field system on the peasantry?

Improved situation of many peasants, with some paid in coin.

The Peace and Truce of God was:

A call by clergy for an end to fighting at specific times.

Thomas Aquinas’ via media did which of the following?

It gave Aristotle a central role in his theology

Which is true of the results of the plague and the wars that accompanied it?

Those that survived experienced a higher standard of living.

What was involved in the establishment of a vassal’s homage to a lord?

A public, ceremonial pledge of allegiance

How did the beguines differ from nuns?

They had regular contact with society.

Which of the following incidents triggered the First Crusade?

a major defeat of the Byzantines by the Seljuk Turks

Which of the following was a decision of the Council of Constance?

It ignored the Pisan Council’s choice for pope.

What was the royal reaction to Pope Boniface VIII’s papal bull (seal) Unam Sanctum?

Few honored the bull; some used force, forcing pope to flee

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1
How is Florentine cathedral bell tower's Italian character different from French style
Decoration with gold leaf
Romanesque arches
A rectangular top
Plain functionality
2
Which of the following was NOT a root cause of the Hundred Years War?
Henry II’s “Angevin Empire”
England’s conquest in 1066 by a Norman duke
John of England’s defeat in 1212 by French king Philip II
Philip II’s attempt to establish French foothold in England
3
What did Henry VII do that helped increase his power as a monarch?
Abandoned foreign wars, lived off own estates; own advisors.
He taxed the population directly, without asking Parliament.
He stripped members of parliament of personal lands.
He formed a standing army under his direct control.
4
Those who died in a "state of grace" were what?
Warriors for God
Saved from damnation in purgatory
Those who ministered to the sick while alive
Baptized
5
What imported invention from China made the printing industry possible?
The block press
Engraving
The iron spindle
The spinning wheel
6
Which of the following contributions did Christine de Pizan make to French literature?
The use of literature to satirize powerful political figures
Advancement of vernacular over Latin; contributions of women
Love as a topic of serious literary application
The development of new forms of poetic verse
7
What happened to the population in the High Middle Ages?
Got smaller
Quadrupled
Tripled
Doubled
8
What was an effect of farming innovations like the three-field system on the peasantry?
It quickly brought an end to serfdom.
Most peasants able to purchase their own land; export crops.
Improved situation of many peasants, with some paid in coin.
Deepened institution of serfdom; less freedom to peasants.
9
Which of the following pertains to the first Romanesque churches?
Low walls
Flat, wooden roofs
many decorated windows
Marble and wood construction
10
The Peace and Truce of God was:
A call by clergy for an end to fighting at specific times.
people were equal and should live in peace with each other.
A truce between medieval French and English armies.
The specified period of prayer in a monastic daily life.
11
Thomas Aquinas’ via media did which of the following?
It gave Aristotle a central role in his theology
undermined New Testament teachings
subordinated Aristotle’s teachings to those of Christianity.
It challenged traditional Christian beliefs
12
Which is true of the results of the plague and the wars that accompanied it?
Those that survived experienced a higher standard of living.
The church gained authority
France weathered the plague the best
Scandinavia experienced the most severe loss of life.
13
What was involved in the establishment of a vassal’s homage to a lord?
A public, ceremonial pledge of allegiance
A religious ceremony
A mandate decided upon and verbally pronounced by the king
A written and bound contract of allegiance
14
How did the beguines differ from nuns?
Believed all peoples to be within the reach of heaven.
They were non-denominational.
They had regular contact with society.
They were ordained directly by the pope
15
Feudalism evolved into a set relationships between
Lords and clerics
Lords and vassals
Lords and peasants
Popes and kings
16
Early chivalry was
The guidelines for new monastic orders
The business charters for towns
A guiding ethos for warriors
A set of feudal regulations for peasants
17
What key belief of Dante was demonstrated by his vision of the afterlife?
That purgatory was a false construct
That Catholicism was not the only road to God
Humans have free will
That the sacraments were the only road to heaven
18
Which of the following incidents triggered the First Crusade?
a major defeat of the Byzantines by the Seljuk Turks
The slaughter of innocent Christian pilgrims to Jerusalem
The rejection of a papal bull by the monarchs of Europe
The fall of Constantinople to invading barbarian forces
19
Which of the following was a decision of the Council of Constance?
It moved the papacy to Avignon.
It ended the process of election for popes.
It accepted legitimacy of the Roman claimant to the papacy.
It ignored the Pisan Council’s choice for pope.
20
What was the royal reaction to Pope Boniface VIII’s papal bull (seal) Unam Sanctum?
Few honored the bull; some used force, forcing pope to flee
England/France rejected bull; outlawed Catholicism
Most royal leaders grudgingly accepted; implemented the bull
French/English kings had local bishops excommunicate pope.

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