Exam 9: The Consolidation of Europe,1100–1300

Wolfram von Eschenbach was a German poet known primarily for his:

How was the German pattern of kingship different from the English and French models?

Which Christian figure became the center of a rapidly expanding "cult" in the twelfth century and the namesake of the cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris as well as other places?

Was the conflict between Becket and Henry II personal or political? Explain.

The term university originally meant a:

Dante's Divine Comedy stresses that:

Medieval scholastics taught that:

The author of the important medieval theological work Book of the Sentences was:

The growth of schools in twelfth-century Europe can be attributed primarily to:

In which country did certain nobles successfully claim and exercise the right to elect their king,regardless of the claims of hereditary succession to the throne?

The codification of canon law and the extension of papal powers and authority had,at least in part,its germination in:

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

What led to the growth of heretical groups in the twelfth century,and what was the Church's response to this?

In the twelfth century,the central focus for Christianity was:

By the early fourteenth century,the English Parliament had emerged as:

By the end of the thirteenth century,_________ had become the largest and most influential Spanish kingdom.

The French kingdom of the Capetians had shrunk dramatically under the rule of _________,who lost his wife and lands to the English king.

In what ways are the stereotypes of the Middle Ages as conservative and antihumanistic inaccurate?

What events marked the decline of the papacy in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries?

By 1200,access to some form of education was: