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Reading Quiz 35

Reading Quiz 35. What is lay investiture? Pg. 512. The selection and installation of church officials by lay rulers. Universality. Authority of the Papacy existing everywhere. Entire world would be Christendom controlled by the RCC.

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Reading Quiz 35

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  1. Reading Quiz 35

  2. What is lay investiture? Pg. 512 • The selection and installation of church officials by lay rulers

  3. Universality • Authority of the Papacy existing everywhere. • Entire world would be Christendom controlled by the RCC.

  4. Why is the Holy Roman Empire not really an empire at all? Pg. 512 • It was a regional state with multiple principalities.

  5. How did the first “king” of France come to power? Pg. 512 • Lords of France elected Hugh Capet • Capetians added power over the next 300 years

  6. Capetian Monarchy • Also added territory as other people died.

  7. Who introduced the Norman principles of government and land tenure to England? Pg. 513 • William the Conqueror

  8. Where are the Christian kingdoms of Castile and Aragon located? Pg. 515 • Iberia

  9. What new technologies emerged to increase agriculture production? Pg. 516 • Horseshoe and horse collar

  10. Which country is going to benefit the most from Mediterranean trade? Pg. 519-520 • Italy

  11. What did the Hanseatic League represent? Pg. 520 • The Northern Seas

  12. What were the three estates or classes embraced by European society? Pg. 520 • Those who pray, those who fight, and those who work.

  13. How did the role of urban women differ from that of the East? Pg. 522 • Women worked alongside men as butchers, brewers, bakers, candle makers, fish mongers, and shoemakers • Guilds admitted workers.

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