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37. He was offended by the worldliness and wealth many clergy should own no land or wealth.
38. it signaled the end of the middle ages
39. competition for control
40. pointed arch, ribbed vault
41. Hostility between muslims and christians
42.vernacular

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1. False, language
2. False, Lending money to the English
3. False, Horse
4. True
5. False, 3-Field
6. False, Greek Philosophy

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31.From one-half of existing fields to two-thirds
32.Train apprentices, set standards of quality, Control wages and prices
33.The English nobility
34.English common law
35.The Normans took control of England
36.All three popes were forced to resign, and a new pope was elected.

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25.parliament
26.Towns or cities is where most serfs were likely to search for freedom
27.Traders were most reposnsible for the spread of the Bubonic plague to Europe.
28. The throne of France
29. Western Christians looted Constantinople
30. The purpose of the Reconqista was to drive the Muslims out of Spain.

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7.false, Geoffrey Chaucer
8.false,Avignon.
9.false, who was the true pope
10.true
11.true
12.false, Joan of arc

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48.  Advancements of technology ended the middle ages

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48.  Advancements of technology ended the middle ages

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49. Richard the Lionheart
50.simony
51. St. Francis of Assisi
52. Pope Urban II
53. Reconquista
54. The fourth crusade

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43. Whether the Normans or the Anglo-Saxons would rule England
44. Taxation without representation
45.Muslim and Byzantine libraries contained the writings of greek philosophers
46. This contributed to the end of the middle ages.
47.Workers were payed for labor, more momey was available for building business, and an increase in the power of the king.
48.Longbow, The bubonic plague, The hundred years war, and the great schism

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13.) False - John Wycliffe
14.) True
15.) William the Conqueror
16.) William the Conqueror
17.) Henry II
18.) The English nobility forced John to sign

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55.inquisition
56.gothic style
57.gothic style
58.first crusade
59.3rd crusade
60.lisbon and tripoli

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61.) Seljuk Turks
62.) To resupply in Christian lands during the sea journey
63.) Rome to Constantinople
64.) 3,850 Miles
65.) Bruges
66.) Jerusalem
67.) Genoa, Rome, and Constantinople
68.) Genoa and Tripoli
69.) Crete and Cyprus

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19.the common law was a legal system based on custom and court rulings, that was the same for all the people. The origin behind the common law was Williams the conqueror’s harsh rule and his successors desire to strengthen finance/law

20. The main goal of the crusades was to recapture the holy land from Muslim forces

21. The problem identified by church reformers during the Middle Ages were
- village priests married and had families ,which was contrary to church law
-kings appointed bishops, rather than church leaders
-bishops sold positions in the church for money

22. The effect of the 3 field system was that it allowed a variety of crops to grow- even if they had different harvests

23. The Magna Carta guaranteed that the kings power was limited and that it was shared with the nobles

24. The major cause of the great schism(divide)