Deck 10: The Rise of Kingdoms and the Growth of Church Power.

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The papacy underwent dramatic reforms and modifications in medieval times. How did the institution change at this time? What powers did it gain? What powers or influence did it lose?
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William and the Norman Conquest
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What challenges did the Roman Catholic Church face at the beginning of the eleventh century? How did church leaders respond to those challenges?
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Compare the political developments in France and England with those in the Holy Roman Empire and Italy. What similarities do you find? What differences do you find? What factors help to explain the differences?
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What does the inquisition suggest about the relationships between society, the Catholic Church as an institution, and political power?
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How did feudalism in England under William I differ from feudalism in most other countries?

A)He de-emphasized the role of knights.
B)He required all sub-vassals to swear allegiance to him.
C)He eliminated the obligation of homage.
D)He drastically reduced the size of fiefs.
E)He awarded manors only to members of his own family.
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The English Parliament emerged during the reign of

A)John.
B)Richard I.
C)Edward I.
D)Henry II.
E)William the Conqueror.
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Which powerful and wealthy woman did Henry, Duke of Anjou, marry in 1152?

A)Eleanor of Aquitaine
B)Matilda of Touraine
C)Hildegard of Bingen
D)Catherine d' Medici
E)Catherine of Tours
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The three estates of the Estates General included the nobility, the townspeople, and the

A)army.
B)judiciary.
C)serfs.
D)clergy.
E)peasants.
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What best summarizes the policies and goals of William of Normandy in England?

A)He made few if any changes to existing conditions.
B)He eliminated all Anglo-Saxon institutions.
C)He created a strong, centralized monarchy.
D)He reduced England to poverty and ruin.
E)He enslaved of the people of England.
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Which statement best describes the state of France when the rule of the Capetians began at the end of the tenth century?

A)France was the most powerful country in Europe.
B)The French king only controlled an area known as the Ile-de-France.
C)The French had just defeated the English in the Hundred Year's War.
D)Bordeaux was the French capital.
E)French Capet princes were the Kings of Jerusalem.
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After which battle in 1066 did William the Conqueror take over England?

A)Poitiers
B)Runnymede
C)Hastings
D)Bosworth Field
E)Agincourt
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Which event led to the establishment of Parliament in England?

A)The popular demand of the people
B)The insistence of the nobles
C)The military victory over France
D)The old Celtic tradition of Druidic councils
E)The king's need to collect new taxes
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What gave the English barons the excuse they needed to challenge the power of King John?

A)A sex scandal
B)A series of military defeats
C)Religious divisions
D)A peasant uprising
E)The threat of invasion by Spain
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Children's Crusade
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What best describes Frederick II of Hohenstaufen's rule?

A)He allowed his kingdom to fall into chaos by leading military ventures in Italy.
B)He was considered incompetent by his contemporaries.
C)He was a brilliant scholar who wrote treatises on political philosophy.
D)He was perhaps the greatest military leader of the Middle Ages.
E)He led the Fourth Crusade against Constantinople.
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Which statement best characterizes the outcome of the battle of Las Navas de Tolosa?

A)Spanish Muslims achieved an important victory.
B)The Franks lost their last foothold in Spain.
C)A new Muslim kingdom was established in northern Spain.
D)The reconquista was completed.
E)Spanish Christians achieved an important victory.
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Over which institution did Henry II of England struggle to exert control?

A)The courts
B)The church
C)Universities
D)Nobility
E)Merchants
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Fourth Crusade
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Who was crowned emperor of the Romans in 962?

A)Frederick I
B)Charlemagne
C)Otto I
D)Louis the Bald
E)Frederick II
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Which statement best describes Spain at the end of the twelfth century?

A)It was free of Muslim control in the northern half of the country.
B)It was a fully united Christian kingdom.
C)It was once again completely under the control of the Muslims.
D)Spain was the most powerful nation in Europe.
E)It was ruled by the Valois dynasty of France.
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Which statement most closely describes conditions in Scandinavia by the twelfth century?

A)It remained largely pagan and resistant to European culture.
B)It contained the continent's most powerful nation, Sweden.
C)It entered into a period of relative peace within and between local kingdoms.
D)It had accepted Christianity through the agency of local kings who wished to better organize and govern their states.
E)It abandoned their marriage alliances with the Holy Roman Empire.
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By the end of the twelfth century, the northern half of Spain had

A)splintered into hundreds of principalities.
B)become the wealthiest region in Europe.
C)fallen into chaos.
D)been consolidated into Christian kingdoms.
E)come under Muslim rule.
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Frederick Barbarossa's defeat at Legnano in 1176, ended his attempt to control which area?

A)The principalities of the Rhineland
B)The Duchy of Burgundy
C)The towns in northern Italy
D)The Hanseatic towns in northern Germany
E)Parts of France
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Saladin and the Third Crusade
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What were the key views of the Cathars? How and why did the Cathars come in conflict with the Catholic Church?
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The papacy underwent dramatic reforms and modifications in medieval times. How did the institution change at this time? What powers did it gain? What powers or influence did it lose?
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Compare the political developments in France and England with those in the Holy Roman Empire and Italy. What similarities do you find? What differences do you find? What factors help to explain the differences?
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What does the inquisition suggest about the relationships between society, the Catholic Church as an institution, and political power?
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The crusades have been called "successful failures." In your opinion, is this an accurate statement?
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How would you account for the eventual victory of the Christian kingdoms in the reconquista?
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How did feudalism in England under William I differ from feudalism in most other countries?

A)He de-emphasized the role of knights.
B)He required all sub-vassals to swear allegiance to him.
C)He eliminated the obligation of homage.
D)He drastically reduced the size of fiefs.
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The English Parliament emerged during the reign of

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D)Henry II.
E)William the Conqueror.
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Which powerful and wealthy woman did Henry, Duke of Anjou, marry in 1152?

A)Eleanor of Aquitaine
B)Matilda of Touraine
C)Hildegard of Bingen
D)Catherine d' Medici
E)Catherine of Tours
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The three estates of the Estates General included the nobility, the townspeople, and the

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D)clergy.
E)peasants.
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What best summarizes the policies and goals of William of Normandy in England?

A)He made few if any changes to existing conditions.
B)He eliminated all Anglo-Saxon institutions.
C)He created a strong, centralized monarchy.
D)He reduced England to poverty and ruin.
E)He enslaved of the people of England.
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Which statement best describes the state of France when the rule of the Capetians began at the end of the tenth century?

A)France was the most powerful country in Europe.
B)The French king only controlled an area known as the Ile-de-France.
C)The French had just defeated the English in the Hundred Year's War.
D)Bordeaux was the French capital.
E)French Capet princes were the Kings of Jerusalem.
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After which battle in 1066 did William the Conqueror take over England?

A)Poitiers
B)Runnymede
C)Hastings
D)Bosworth Field
E)Agincourt
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Which event led to the establishment of Parliament in England?

A)The popular demand of the people
B)The insistence of the nobles
C)The military victory over France
D)The old Celtic tradition of Druidic councils
E)The king's need to collect new taxes
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What gave the English barons the excuse they needed to challenge the power of King John?

A)A sex scandal
B)A series of military defeats
C)Religious divisions
D)A peasant uprising
E)The threat of invasion by Spain
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What best describes Frederick II of Hohenstaufen's rule?

A)He allowed his kingdom to fall into chaos by leading military ventures in Italy.
B)He was considered incompetent by his contemporaries.
C)He was a brilliant scholar who wrote treatises on political philosophy.
D)He was perhaps the greatest military leader of the Middle Ages.
E)He led the Fourth Crusade against Constantinople.
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Which statement best characterizes the outcome of the battle of Las Navas de Tolosa?

A)Spanish Muslims achieved an important victory.
B)The Franks lost their last foothold in Spain.
C)A new Muslim kingdom was established in northern Spain.
D)The reconquista was completed.
E)Spanish Christians achieved an important victory.
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Over which institution did Henry II of England struggle to exert control?

A)The courts
B)The church
C)Universities
D)Nobility
E)Merchants
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Fourth Crusade
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Who was crowned emperor of the Romans in 962?

A)Frederick I
B)Charlemagne
C)Otto I
D)Louis the Bald
E)Frederick II
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Which statement best describes Spain at the end of the twelfth century?

A)It was free of Muslim control in the northern half of the country.
B)It was a fully united Christian kingdom.
C)It was once again completely under the control of the Muslims.
D)Spain was the most powerful nation in Europe.
E)It was ruled by the Valois dynasty of France.
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Which statement most closely describes conditions in Scandinavia by the twelfth century?

A)It remained largely pagan and resistant to European culture.
B)It contained the continent's most powerful nation, Sweden.
C)It entered into a period of relative peace within and between local kingdoms.
D)It had accepted Christianity through the agency of local kings who wished to better organize and govern their states.
E)It abandoned their marriage alliances with the Holy Roman Empire.
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By the end of the twelfth century, the northern half of Spain had

A)splintered into hundreds of principalities.
B)become the wealthiest region in Europe.
C)fallen into chaos.
D)been consolidated into Christian kingdoms.
E)come under Muslim rule.
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Frederick Barbarossa's defeat at Legnano in 1176, ended his attempt to control which area?

A)The principalities of the Rhineland
B)The Duchy of Burgundy
C)The towns in northern Italy
D)The Hanseatic towns in northern Germany
E)Parts of France
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