Names
Gregory
The first medieval pope
Monasticism
A withdrawal from society to a quiet, meditative life
True or False: Clovis The great Gaulish king began the Merovingian line of kings
False: Frankish
Medici
A powerful banking family in Florence during the Middle Ages
The breakup of the Eastern Orthodox and Roman churches
The Great Schism
Bernard of Clairvaux
Preached in favour of the Second Crusade
Service and worship book
Breviary
True of False - Richard I: The great king who led the third crusade
True
Very notable author who wrote The Prince
Machiavelli
1440
Invention of the Printing Press by Johann Gutenberg
Thomas Kempis
author of The Imitation of Christ
Those which the priests followed and included: Benedictines, Franciscans and Dominicans
Monastic orders
True or False: Saladin was an Iraqi sultan who successfully united the Muslims against the crusaders
False: An Egyptian sultan who successfully united the Muslims against the crusaders
Very notable author who wrote The C_______ T___________
Chaucer
The Council which banned the free ownership of Bibles
Toulouse
Aquinas
Notable figure in the Roman Catholic Church, promoted scholasticism
The combination of Greek philosophy with Roman theology
Scholasticism
True or False: Otto the Great was instrumental in founding the Holy Roman Church
False - Instrumental in founding the Holy Roman Empire
Most famous of inventors and painted The _______________
Leonardo Da Vinci
"G___________ to C____________"
Central location of the pope and associated with the phrase “Going to Canossa” which means being submissive to the pope
Gerhard Groote
Began the Brethren of the Common Life, a Roman Catholic pietist religious community
Pope
Latin word meaning “father”
Frederick Barbarossa
One of the great Carolingian kings
The most famous of Italian sculptors. Sculpted David and Moses
Michelangelo
The treaty that divided Charlemagne's empire into three parts was signed at
Verdun