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Most Gothic Churches were dedicated to? |
Virgin Mary |
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The interdict and excommunication are? |
Methods by which the Church maintained it’s authority |
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Know the Characteristics of both a Gothic and a Romanesque cathedral? |
Latin-cross floor plans |
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What were some musical innovations of the middle ages? |
Musical notation, Polyphony, and the Motet |
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What are the influences of courtly love on modern times? |
Shaped modern concepts of gender |
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What were the unique characteristics of of Dante’s Commedia? |
Numerology, Historical figures and Allegory |
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Who was Saint Francis and why was he special? |
Renounced his privileged life at age 24 and rejected a clustered life, dedicating himself to preaching and serving the god. |
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Who was Hildegard of Bingen? What is she known for? |
Saw visions that she recorded in the "Scivias" ( "know the ways of the Lord") that she claimed came from a voice from heaven. |
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In the Summa Theologica, Aquinas concludes that women? |
Women are imperfect in form but created to fulfill a purpose in God’s plan |
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Four major pilgrimage routes linked cities in France with the favorite shrine of Christian pilgrims. What are the routes and shrine? |
Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela |
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The Tang and Song Era’s were a golden age of? What are some of the innovations of these era’s? |
Landscape painting |
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The primary subject of a chanson de geste was? |
Heroic deeds |
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The hymn that came to serve the Roman catholic requiem during the Medieval Era was? |
Dies Irae |
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The term "Christendom" refers to the? |
Christian community of the Middle ages |
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What were the sacraments by which medieval Christians hoped to receive the grace of God, and when were they codified? |
were codified by an early thirteen century Church council |
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The First novel in world history was written by? |
Murasaki |
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Japanese Samurai followed a warrior code known as? |
Bushido |
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Games of Combat imitating medieval warfare were called? |
Jousts |
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The Bayeux Tapestry recorded which historical event? |
The Norman invasion of England in 1066 |
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An important center of learning in Charlemagne’s time was the palace-school at? |
Aachen |
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The most numerous and impressive landmarks of the Carolingian renaissance were? |
Illuminated Manuscripts |
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The Carolingian renaissance dépended greatly on? |
Benedictine Monasteries |
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The Landmark event known as the Battle of Hastings is famously recorded in? |
The Bayeux Tapestry |
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The interlace designs of the Book of Kells are most similar to the patterns on? |
Metalwork artifacts from Germanic graves |
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The Battle of Adrianople led to? |
Opened the door to the Germanic invasion of the West |
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The landmark literature of the Germanic tribes took the form of? |
Epics |
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The intellectual elite of Tang and Song China were deeply influenced by? |
Confucian Traditions |
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Medieval music-drama originated with the? |
Embellishment of the Mass |
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The writings of which classical philosopher had the greatest influence on the rise of medieval scholasticism? |
Aristotle |
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The popular medieval drama Everyman is an example of a? |
Mortality Play |
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The university of Bologna, one of the first of the medieval universities, was dedicated primarily to the study of? |
Law |
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According to medieval catholic teachings, what was the intermediate realm where christians were punished for repented sins that had not been expiated before their deaths? |
Purgatory |
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