World History Chapter 10

Education centered on arithmetic, geometry, astronomy and music

Joan of Arc was a French peasant girl who was in the Hundred Years' War

A price that included the cost of matrials

Regulated hours

Roamesque archetecture had thick walls, rounded arches, heavy columns, and small doors and windows

Found the tudor dynasty

Trade route with both land and sea is called the central trade route

Gothic archictecture had thick walls, rounded arches, heavy columns, and small doors and windows

English king who was forced to sign the Magna Carta

Gifted medieval king that founded British Parlament

Plague that killed 20 million people in Europe alone

Name for religous war or expedition to retake or claim land for the church

Common spoken language

Regulated business activity in a town

Henry II appointed Thomas a Becket to be the Archbishop of Canterburry

Scholasticism reached its height under

Regulated trade interest

Won the Hundred Years' War

Period of time where one pope claimed supremecy over the other one

White Rose

Which of these are NOT weapons used by the church to put fear

Primary place of Trade

Where one of the most famous and important fairs were held in medieval times

Year Ferdinand and Isabella marry and do other stuff with the country

Under _______ did popular power and prestige reach its height

Gothic architecture is spacious and lofty, high towers, and pointed arches

The long struggle between England and France

Known as the ideal medieval king

One of the most important documents in English History

Famous english scientist

France held the Estates General

Trade route almost entirely water

No pope before or after___________ exercise authority over both church and state

Education centered on grammar rhetoric and logic

Period of time when the papacy did not reside in Rome

Controlled Mediterranean trade

Won the War of Roses

Red rose

Emperor who enlarged the hasberg, possessions through marriage

The word bank comes from the italian word "banca" which means

Wrote the Canterbury Tales

Practice of charging interest for the use of lent

Wrote Divine Comedy

Trade route primarily over land

The meeting in England of the Three Estates soon became known as the Estates General

Privileges granted to a town that were by a feudal lord or king and written down on a legal document

Brother of Richard I

Free status, exemption from manorial obligation, town justice, and commercial privileges are all-

French king that took the nickname "The Fair"