Exam 8: The Expansion of Europe,950–1100

One of the many reforms undertaken by the Cluniac monasteries was to enforce the monastic vow of celibacy on all priests.Some segments of the Church rejected this reform claiming that:

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Question 61

Serfs were treated like slaves in parts of medieval Europe with the major exception that:

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Question 62

The Ottonian emperors were the first to be able to exercise actual control in the areas they claimed to rule.

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Question 63

In 1059,Pope Nicholas II issued a new decree on papal elections,which gave the power to elect future popes to the:

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Question 64

The term feudal comes from the Latin feudum,which refers to:

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Question 65

Compared to their Carolingian predecessors,the kings of tenth- and eleventh-century Germany:

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Question 66

A commune was an informal association of citizens who undertook governmental functions.

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Question 67

The two fundamental factors driving the high medieval European economy were:

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Question 68

Although the term feudalism has been defined in many ways by historians,Chapter 8 defines it as:

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Question 69

For Muslims,the loss of Jerusalem was an economic affront much more than a religious one.

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Question 70

The Muslim world was far advanced over Europe in the area of medicine as evidenced by the writings of:

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One of the many reforms undertaken by the Cluniac monasteries was to enforce the monastic vow of celibacy on all priests.Some segments of the Church rejected this reform claiming that:

Serfs were treated like slaves in parts of medieval Europe with the major exception that:

The Ottonian emperors were the first to be able to exercise actual control in the areas they claimed to rule.

In 1059,Pope Nicholas II issued a new decree on papal elections,which gave the power to elect future popes to the:

The term feudal comes from the Latin feudum,which refers to:

Compared to their Carolingian predecessors,the kings of tenth- and eleventh-century Germany:

A commune was an informal association of citizens who undertook governmental functions.

The two fundamental factors driving the high medieval European economy were:

Although the term feudalism has been defined in many ways by historians,Chapter 8 defines it as:

For Muslims,the loss of Jerusalem was an economic affront much more than a religious one.

The Muslim world was far advanced over Europe in the area of medicine as evidenced by the writings of:

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