WORLD HISTORY CHAPTER 10 HOMEWORK PACKET: EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES ( )

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1 WORLD HISTORY CHAPTER 10 HOMEWORK PACKET: EUROPE IN THE MIDDLE AGES ( ) Take-Home Homework Packet 100 Points Honor Code I understand that this is an independent assignment and that I can not receive any assistance from any other person. I will conduct all of my own research and will answer the questions to the best of my ability. Student Name Date Student Signature

2 10.1 Peasants, Trade, and Cities Outline (pp ) I. The New Agriculture II. The Manorial System III. Daily Life of the Peasantry a. Cycle of Labor b. Food and Drink IV. The Revival of Trade V. The Growth of Cities a. Cities Old and New b. City Government VI. Daily Life in the Medieval City VII. Industry and Guilds

4 10.1 Peasants, Trade, and Cities Reading Check Questions (pp ) 1. What were the most important factors leading to the dramatic increase in population during the High Middle Ages? 2. What legal rights did the lords have over the serfs? 3. What role did peasant women play in manorial society? 4. Why were the towns of Flanders busy trading centers? 5. Where did towns tend to be located and why did they appear there? 6. List three physical characteristics of medieval cities?

5 10.1 Peasants, Trade, and Cities Terms, People, & Places (pp ) 1. manor 2. serf 3. money economy 4. commercial capitalism 5. guild 6. masterpiece 7. bourgeoisie 8. patricians 9. Venice 10. Flanders

6 10.2 Christianity and Medieval Civilization Outline (pp ) I. The Papal Monarchy a. Reform of the Papacy b. The Church Supreme II. New Religious Orders a. A New Activism b. Women in Religious Orders c. The Franciscans and the Dominicans d. The Inquisition III. Popular Religion in the Middle Ages

7 10.2 Christianity and Medieval Civilization Reading Check Questions (pp ) 1. What was the significance of the Concordat of Worms? 2. What impact did the Franciscans and Dominicans have on the lives of people in the thirteenth century? 3. Why were saints important to Christians in the High Middle Ages?

8 10.2 Christianity and Medieval Civilization Terms, People, & Places (pp ) 1. lay investiture 2. interdict 3. sacrament 4. heresy 5. Inquisition 6. relic 7. Pope Gregory VII 8. Henry IV 9. Pope Innocent III 10. Hildegard of Bingen 11. Saint Francis of Assisi 12. Papal States 13. Assisi

9 10.3 The Culture of the High Middle Ages Outline (pp ) I. The Rise of Universities a. The First Universities b. University Curricula II. The Development of Scholasticism III. Vernacular Literature IV. Architecture

10 10.3 The Culture of the High Middle Ages Reading Check Questions (pp ) 1. Why were the early university courses taught as lecture classes? 2. What was the main goal of scholasticism? 3. What were two popular types of vernacular literature in the twelfth century? 4. In what shape were Romanesque churches usually built?

11 10.3 The Culture of the High Middle Ages Terms, People, & Places (pp ) 1. theology 2. scholasticism 3. vernacular 4. Aristotle 5. Saint Thomas Aquinas 6. Bologna 7. Paris 8. Oxford

12 10.4 The Late Middle Ages Outline (pp ) I. The Black Death a. The Plague Spreads b. Social and Economic Consequences II. The Decline of Church Power a. The Popes at Avignon b. The Great Schism and Its Aftermath III. The Hundred Years' War a. The War Begins b. Crécy and Agincourt c. Joan of Arc IV. Political Recovery a. Western Europe b. Central and Eastern Europe

13 10.4 The Late Middle Ages Reading Check Questions (pp ) 1. What were the economic consequences of the Black Death? 2. List the problems that led to the decline of the Church's authority in medieval Europe. 3. Why was the Hundred Years' War a turning point in the ways of warfare? 4. How did European rulers begin to recover politically after the Hundred Years' War?

14 10.4 The Late Middle Ages Terms, People, & Places (pp ) 1. Black Death 2. anti-semitism 3. Great Schism 4. new monarchies 5. taille 6. Pope Boniface VIII 7. King Philip IV 8. John Hus 9. Henry V 10. Isabella 11. Ferdinand 12. Avignon 13. Crécy 14. Agincourt 15. Orléans

World History Middle Ages Test

World History Middle Ages Test 1. Europe became a feudal society because a. Europeans needed to defend themselves against constant raids and invasions. b. overpopulation required that a more efficient