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Lesson 12 (Ch. 3) Review: Medieval Church
Lesson 12 (Ch. 3) Review: Medieval Church
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1
A famous series of military expeditions to the "Holy Land"
The Crusades
Canterbury Tales
Battle of Hastings
The Hundred Years War
2
Found on Cathedrals, they are called....
gremlins
gargoyles
devils
gargantuan
3
Which is NOT true for monks
copied religious texts
lived in monasteries where they vowed to always be poor
they worked, prayed, attended 8 services a day
after they were married, they could not own property
4
What city is holy to Christians, Jews and Muslims?
Mecca
Jerusalem
Paris
Canterbury
5
Which is NOT a true statement about Education in the middle ages
nobles boys who planned to become clergy attended school
classes took place in cathedrals and monasteries
writings of Greece and Rome were often feared
Each student was given 3 books to learn from
6
In the middle ages, people celebrated religious holidays with of the following ALL EXCEPT
creating religious paintings and sculptures
jugglers, acrobats and plays with sword-fights
bonfires and dancing bears
feast, singing, dancing
7
This famous scholar taught that there wasn't a conflict between faith and reason
Geoffrey Chaucer
Thomas Aquinas
Pope Urban II
St. Francis of Assisi
8
Art in the Middle Ages often
came in the form of pottery
told the story of the life of Jesus
depicted scenes from famous stories told by menstrels
entailed beautiful portraits of the nobles
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These allowed for taller, thinner walls and more windows
Soaring rearendses
flying buttresses
side beams
trusses
10
Our word "holiday" originated from
pagan rituals
days that were holy to Christians
Holidrum, the latin word for saint
the holly leaf that sprouts around Christmas
11
They traveled among ordinary people to preach and care for the sick and poor
monks
friars
nuns
bishops
12
What is a pilgrimage?
a prayer
A war that took place in the middle ages
a journey to a holy site
a form of baptism
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Monasticism was a way of life devoted to
ridding the world of wars
devoting ones life to prayer and service to Christians
building cathedrals all over europe
bringing back the scholarly texts from Greece and Rome
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Which is NOT a reason a person make take a pilgrimage?
Show devotion to God
raise money for local cathedral
hope to be cured from an illness
penance for sins
15
Advancements to education included all EXCEPT:
invention of lower case letters
universities began
revival of Greek literature and philosophy
church taught some noble boys to read and write
16
Christians celebrate this on their holiday called Easter
a giant rabbit who lays eggs
Resurrection of Christ
Death of Christ on the cross
Birth of Christ