Chapter 19.4.5 Test Review

A ______ tell the story of bold knights fighting in the service of the kings and lords.

The Plague had all of the following negative effects on the economy EXCEPT:

The two nations who make up the Iberian Peninsula are _____ and _____.

Which country captured Joan of Arc?

Founded by Dominic de Guzman in 1216.

During medieval times, the Catholic Church affected almost every part of people’s lives.

______ was a famous Cistercian monk.

The first medieval univerisities were founded in _____ & ______.

In 1233 Pope Gregory set up a Church court called the

_______ are loves poems sung by troubadour poets.

The Black Death was carried by _____.

______was a famous nun during the period who wrote music for the church.

Joan of Arc was victorious at the Battle of Orleans.

By 1250, the only Catholic kingdoms in the Iberian Peninsula were all of the following EXCEPT:

Some people thought the Black Death was caused by God punishing them for their sins.

As Europe became more confident, all of the following aspects of society thrived EXCEPT:

The marriage of Ferdinand & Catherine in 1469, united Spain.

______ was Founded by Francis of Assisi in 1209.

The Black Death caused the death of half of Europe's population.

New religious buildings were constructed using the Romanesque style of architecture.

From 1378 to 1417 a dispute in the Catholic Church called the ______ divided the Church.

The winner of the War of the Roses was the ______.

The Hundred Years' War was fought between ______ and ______.

St. Peter of Rome wrote Suma Theologica.

______ served as archbishop of Canterbury & became known for his reasoning about the existence of God.