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"Christendom" refers to? |
Christian community of the Middle Ages |
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Dante’s Commedia is divided into three books, each containing thirty-three… |
Cantos |
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Four major pilgrimage routes linked cities in France with the favorite shrine of Christian pilgrims, the…? |
Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela |
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According to the medieval Catholic teachings, what was the intermediate realm where Christmas were punished for repented sins that had not been expiated before their deaths? |
Purgatory |
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In the commedia, who guided Dante through hell? |
Virgil |
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Most gothic churches were dedicated to..? |
the Virgin Mary |
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Saint Francis differed from the monastics that preceded him because he…? |
Rejected a cloistered life |
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The interdict and excommunication were methods by which…? |
The church maintained its authority |
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The most important of the seven sacraments and central ritual of the Mass is…? |
The Eucharist |
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The popular medieval drama "Everyman" is an example of a…? |
Morality play |
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The sacraments by which medieval Christians hoped to receive the grace of God.. |
Were codified by an early 13th century church council |
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The university of Bologna, one of the first medieval universities, was dedicated primarily to the study of….? |
Law |
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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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What is a FALSE statement about medieval towns? |
By 12th century, the majority of Europeans lived in towns. |
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What are true statements about medieval towns? |
Some towns frew into self-governing city-states, the rise of towns coincided with and contributed to the rise of fhe middle class, medieval towns usually developed out of marketplaces |
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What was NOT a characteristic of Dante’s commedia? |
Latin prose |
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Characteristics of Dante’s Commedia? |
Numerology, historical figures, allegory |
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