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Test Ch.12
6th Ancient Histry
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The bishop of the church of Rome was called | Pope |
| The religious leaders during the middle ages | Clergy |
| One duty of the religious leaders was to direct certain ceremonies called | Sacraments |
| Monks lived in these isololated from the outside world | Monastaries |
| Women who devoted their lives to the Roman Church were called | Nuns |
| He was a great king who awakened his empire to learning. He began schools for boys from both noble and poor families | Charlemagne |
| He was the son of Charles Martel and called himself a Carolingian King. He is best known for making an alliance with the Church of Rome, giving them Papal States | Pepin the Short |
| He reformed the legal system of England, creating a court system that included juries | Henry II |
| He started the Merovingian line of kings, who were weak in their rule | Clovis |
| He was hired by Charlemagne to develop a new system of handwriting. It became the basis of our own handwriting system | Alcuin |
| He also went by the nickname "the Hammer". He led an army against the Muslims and defeated them at the city of Tours | Charles Martel |
| A boy who went at age seven to live in a nobleman's castle to learn horemanship and fighting skills was a | Page |
| A code of behavior that taught knights to be generous, loyal, brave, and protective of women was called | Chivalry |
| The battle for the English monarchy that took place in 1066 and was won by William of Normandy was the | Battle of Hastings |
| A fourteen-year-old boy who helped his master dress, accompanied his master on hunts or into battles, and continued lessons in fighting was a | Squire |
| The game that involved one knight knocking the other off his horse with a blunt lamce was | Jousting |
| What are manors? | Farms |
| What is fief? | Land |
| A promise of faithfulness and loyalty | Fealty |
| What are serfs? | Peasants |
| What is a vassal? | Servant |
| What is a Lord? | Owner of a manor |
| Medieval priests thought that sacraments would give salvation. How is this different from what the Bible teaches? (You will need to write the answer to this out on the test) | The Bible teaches that salvation comes from grace through the shed blood of Jesus Christ on the cross. Salvations does not come from works as the Roman Catholic use of sacraments suggests |
| Explain what trial by ordeal was. ( You will need to write the answer to this question out on the test) | A person's innocence was often determined by dangerous methods, such as throwing a tied person into deep water. If he floated, he was guilty. If he sank, he was innocent. |
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