Byzantines
Cities/Towns
Guilds
Medieval Church
Events
100
Famous Byzantine emperor that reconquered lost territories of the old Western Roman Empire.
Who was Justinian?
100
Important Italian city near the Mediterranean that became a trade center as a result of the Crusades.
Where is Venice?
100
Guilds were prohibited in doing this by attracting new business.
What was advertisement?
100
The controversy between Pope Gregory VII and Henry IV over nominations for church offices.
What was the Lay Investiture Controversy?
100
Instrument used for self-inflicted punishment during the tragic Black Death.
What were the flagellants?
200
Reform of 5000 Roman laws consisting of the Digests, Institutes and Novels. It became the basis for European civil law.
What was the Code Justinian?
200
Economic system involving private property, banking and sold shares of stocks to invest in companies for profit.
What was commercial capitalism?
200
Finished work approved by the guild.
What was the masterpiece?
200
Famous nun gifted with power of prophecy in the Medieval Church.
Who was Hildegard?
200
Period that described separate papacies one in Rome and another Avignon France referenced from the Old Testament.
What was Babylonian Captivity?
300
New weapon used by the Byzantine Navy against enemy ships.
What was the Greek Fire?
300
Early trade monopoly centered around the North and Baltic Seas of Europe during the Middle Ages.
What was Hanseatic League?
300
Guilds were allowed to control this regarding their finished work.
What were prices?
300
St. Francis of Assisi founded this famous monastic order to help out the poor.
What were the Franciscans?
300
Joan of Arc became a martyr during this long conflict between France and England.
What was the Hundred Years' War?
400
Byzantine capital city sacked during the failed 4th Crusade.
Where is Constantinople?
400
French name for the new capital class of wealthy business people.
What was the bourgeoisie?
400
Teen boys signed up to learn a craft or skill.
What was the apprentice?
400
Method used to investigate and seek forced confessions from heretics sometimes through torture.
What was the Inquisition?
400
Dynastic war between the Lancastrians and Yorkist forces over the English throne.
What was the War of the Roses?
500
Justinian's proudest achievement in Constantinople for public works featuring mosaics and the dome shaped cathedral.
What was the Hagia Sophia?
500
Under a town charter this person became the chief executive for the city.
What was the mayor?
500
Someone that completed their apprenticeship but hasn't become the master yet.
What was the Journeyman?
500
His Summa Theologica sought to reconcile faith and science and proved useful in understanding natural law.
Who was Thomas Aquinas?
500
700 year struggle in Spain to reclaim Catholic control resulting in the rule of King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella.
What was the Spanish Reconquista?