Exam 9: The Consolidation of Europe 1100-1250

In towns,manufacturing was largely controlled by the:

King Henry II's important dispute with Archbishop Thomas Becket was related to:

In the thirteenth century,the governance of Italian city-states became increasingly:

The rapid growth of monastic houses,such as the Cistercians,in the twelfth century meant that more men and women were becoming professional religious and that:

Gothic Cathedrals were:

Hildegard of Bingen wrote on a variety of subjects outside her spiritual concerns as a nun,including pharmacology and gynecology.

Twelfth-century literature focused on courtly themes and motifs and avoided discussion of the profane and mundane.

What was the role of the guild in medieval society and economy?

Modern universities can trace their origin back to:

The chivalric code suggested that noblewomen ought to be treated as objects of veneration.

In what ways did education change from the Carolingian period to the twelfth century?

The seven liberal arts that the universities of Europe established as their curriculum consisted of the:

The genre of literature most representative of urban culture during the High Middle Ages was the:

The last emperor who effectively ruled all the disparate pieces of the Holy Roman emperor was:

Pope Innocent III believed that Christians,Muslims,and Jews were all equal people of the book.

The tradition of French administration that balanced local bureaucratic structures with some centralized royal oversight began with: