WH Ch 13 European Middle Ages Pt 2
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- Q1Despite the fact that all of the following were forbidden in the code of chivalry, knights were rarely punished forcowardicetreasonbrutality to the weakdisloyalty to a feudal lord30s
- Q2A knight was expected to fight bravely in defense of three masters, includinghis squirethe popehis generalhis feudal lord30s
- Q3All of the following could be said about the tournaments held in the Middle Ages EXCEPT that they wereused to test couragefree of actual bloodsheda form of spectator sporttraining for future knights30s
- Q4Knights most commonly traded military service forsocial statusmonetary rewarda wifeland30s
- Q5Troubadours werepoet-musiciansfoot soldiersa knight's servantknights-in-training30s
- Q6Eleanor of Aquitaine is famous forwriting The Song of Rolandbecoming queen of Englandweaving the Bayeux Tapestrywriting the Magna Carta30s
- Q7The Song of Roland is an epic poem about a battle between French knights andViking invadersReligious hereticsMagyar invadersMuslim invaders30s
- Q8During the Middle Ages, the lowest-ranking members of the clergy werepriestsabbotspeasantsbishops30s
- Q9One example of a sacrament iseternal lifeChristmasbaptismexcommunication30s
- Q10In 1100, the Holy Roman Empire covered most ofwhat is present-day Germanythe only Byzantine Empirethe old Roman Empirewhat is present-day France30s
- Q11Canon law deals with issues under the authority of thefeudal lordemperorChurchmilitary30s
- Q12Emperor Henry IV's punishment for defining the pope wastortureexcommunicationdeathimprisonment30s
- Q13Who was nicknamed Barbarossa because of his red beard?Otto IPope Leo IIICharlemagneFrederick I30s
- Q14Considering the meaning of "lay investiture" and the controversy it created, it can be concluded that the word Lay describespeople who are not members of the clergybiblical scholars or Church officialslawful or legal actionstaxes or penalty payments30s
- Q15Why did Henry IV stand barefoot in the snow for three days begging forgiveness of Pope Gregory VII?Being excommunicated made Henry fear for his immortal soulHis conflict with the pope was causing turmoil in his kingdomThe bishops whom Henry had appointed switched allegiance to the popeAll are correct30s