Europe in the Middle Ages

What did Pope Gregory VII and Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV fight over?

What is a trade fair?

What is Scholasticism?

What is the name of the court to try heretics?

Which of these was NOT a torture mentioned in class?

What did you need to do as the first step to getting your own business?

Since water was sketchy, peasants drank__ and upper classes drank ___

According to Pope Gregory VII, which is true about the Catholic Church?

Where was the first European university?

What was a characteristic of medieval cities?

What was the vernacular of churches and universities?

Who is the most highly regarded Saint?

What sports could you find being played on feast days?

What was soap made of?

What's a self-sufficient agricultural estate run by a lord & worked by peasants & serfs called?

New cities that grew from trading centers included...

What was the center of all religious and most social activities?

What kind of architecture has rounded arches, thick walls with small windows and stone roofs?

Why were medieval cities smaller than ancient cities?

Which pope said the Church was the ultimate authority on earth?

What did people on manor lands do during the winter months?

Just a reminder to know the seven sacraments.

How many types of truth did St Thomas Aquinas say there are?

Which was NOT a Holy Order?

Who was the philosopher that influenced Medieval thinking the most?

What is a relic?

Which order was in charge of the Inquisition?

How was most of the teaching at these first universities done?

Who were the bourgeoisie?

Windmills, water wheels, iron tools, and horse collars were are part of ...

What was one of the biggest dangers of living in a city?

Who founded the Franciscan Order?

When did architects begin to build in the Gothic style?

Which was NOT a usual area of study?

What is something a serf could do without the manor lord's permission?

What is Lay Investiture?

Medieval London had a population of approximately how many residents?

What was the 'worst thing' the church could do to a person?

A serf is the same thing as a peasant

Becoming a nun was a way for a woman to ...?

What is Simony?

In order to operate a business you needed to be a member of a ____.

Which of these was NOT a feast day?

For peasants there were different jobs done throughout the year. What did the job depend on?

Which season was for weeding fields and shearing sheep?

Between 1000 - 1300 the population of Europe grew dramatically: which of these is NOT a reason

What is a characteristic of a Basilica?

What is it called when a city buys or wins rights from the local lord?

Which of the following was 'a rare treat' in the peasant diet?

It was common for women in Medieval Europe to run their own businesses.