Crusades
Why were state and church in constant conflict during M.A?
They believed the emperor/king should be pope
they both wanted to have most power
they both wanted to have most power
Most important person in the hierarchy of the church..
pope
Why was Jerusalem holy to Jews?
Jesus was crucified and rose from the dead
Spiritual capital and home to temple
not holy to Jews
Spiritual capital and home to temple
True or False: Magna Carta affirmed monarch should rule with advice from gov’t
True
Good outcomes of the crusades include..
Christians didn't lose any people during crusades
Europeans learned a lot from Muslims
Encouraged Europeans to explore the world
Europeans learned a lot from Muslims
Encouraged Europeans to explore the world
A person who has been excommunicated...
Can no longer be part of the church
What is heresy (during the middle ages)?
disagreements with religious teachings
The barons forced the king to sign what document?
Magna Carter
What were considered bad outcome of Crusades?
Christians claimed holy land
many died
dangerous religious fervor
failed to force Muslims out of holy land
many died
dangerous religious fervor
failed to force Muslims out of holy land
Most important secular leader to the Roman Empire.
Emperor
A land grant from an emperor to a bishop is known as a...
fief
Why is the M.C important to Americans?
founding fathers used it to help write constitution
Why was Jerusalem holy to Muslims?
where Jesus was crucified
their spiritual capital and home of temple
Muhammad rose to heaven during his Night journey
Muhammad rose to heaven during his Night journey
What could be true about Christians..
Monotheistic
Polytheistic
Jesus is the Son of God
believes everyone goes to heaven
Monotheistic
Jesus is the Son of God
What happened to a person who face inquisition?
persons beliefs were investigated
What did Magna Carta do?
King must follow the laws of the land
Main purpose of the crusades was to...
win back control of the holy land
What was a common problem between Pope Gregory VII, King Henry IV, King Henry II and Thomas Becket?
Conflict between church leaders and secular leaders.
What reform was made by King Henry II..
ordinary people elected rulers
England paid soldiers to be in the army
trials were held before a royal judge
trials were held before a royal judge
M.C addresses choose all that apply
Parliament (England's version of congress)
Taxes
Authority
Trials and Punishment
Parliament (England's version of congress)
Taxes
Authority
Trials and Punishment