Exam 12: The Making of Europe

In what ways did the Church fill the political void left in the wake of the fall of the Western Roman Empire? What attributes of the Church facilitated its assumption of this role? How did an evolving organizational structure,the fear of heretical divisiveness,and monasticism interact to shape the Christian church in Europe between 500 and 1000?

Identify the following terms. -chivalry

Identify the following terms. -Thomas á Becket

The leader of the "peasants' crusade" was

Identify the following terms. -coronation of Charlemagne

The Church's primary instrument of conversion was the monastic movement.

Identify the following terms. -manors and manorial system

Compare and contrast the development of the English monarchy after 1066 with monarchy in France and in the Holy Roman Empire.What might account for both the similarities and the differences?

Identify the following terms. -wergeld

Identify the following terms. -Bayeux tapestry

The interdict was the weapon used by kings and emperors against the Church.

The appearance of the violent and destructive Mongol Empire ended all trade between the West and China.

All of the following were true of the medieval peasants' life except

Participants in the Third Crusade included all of the following except

All of the following were true about the development of Russia except

All of the following are correct about Thomas Aquinas except he

The pope who gave his blessing and authorized the First Crusade was

Identify the following terms. -Magna Carta

Identify the following terms. -Cistercians and St.Bernard of Clairvaux

The religious figured martyred in his own cathedral in the twelfth century was