Exam 12: The Late Middle Ages: Crisis and Dissolution
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-Describe the intellectual arguments that supported an antipapal movement as well as those arguments that upheld papal power.
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-rule of law
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-Avignon
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-flagellants
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-Hundred Year's War
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-European societies in the High Middle Ages were dominated by the belief that God had ordained existing hierarchies (i.e.noble over peasant, man over woman, king over nobles, etc.) Find, in this chapter, examples of persons questioning this belief.
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-Locate the site of the following battles of the Hundred Years' War: Orléans, Poitiers, Crécy, and Agincourt.
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Which best conveys the author's view of the end of the Middle Ages?
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-bubonic plague
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-Locate and clearly label the following: Rome and Avignon.
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To protect themselves from the arbitrary behavior of a king, feudal lords initiated what in modern times came to be called
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-scholastic synthesis
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-Jacquerie
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The consequences of the Hundred Years' War included all the following except
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The conflict between Philip IV of France and Pope Boniface VIII included
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