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Western Civilization: Ideas, Politics, and Society, Seventh Edition
Marvin Perry, Baruch College, City University of New York, Emeritus
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Chapter 10: The High Middle Ages
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What advances in agriculture occurred during the Middle Ages and what effect did they have?
- What factors contributed to the rise of towns? What was the significance of the medieval town?
- Identify and explain the importance of William the Conqueror, common law, Magna Carta, and Parliament.
- Identify and Explain the significance of Hugh Capet, Philip Augustus, Louis IX, and Estates General.
- Why did Germany not achieve unity during the Middle Ages?
- What is the historical significance of the medieval representative institution?
- What were the goals of the Cluniac reformers?
- How did Gregory VII view the papacy? How was the Investiture Controversy resolved? What was the significance of this controversy?
- Why did Urban III call a crusade against the Turks? What prompted the lords and commoners to go on a crusade? What was the final importance and outcome of the Crusades?
- Why did the church regard to Waldensians and Cathari as heretics?
- What were the achievements of Saint Francis and Saint Dominic?
- How did papal power reach its height under Innocent III?
- What factors contributed to the rise of anti-Jewish feeling during the Middle Ages? How does this feeling demonstrate the power of mythical thinking?
- To what extent and in what ways did the High Middle Ages show signs of recovery and vitality?
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