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Who was in charge of schools in Medieval Europe?
It limited the power of the kings
All of the above
Feudalism began to fall apart
The signing of the Magna Carta
Feudalism
It was believed that a person who was excommunicated was going to hell
It increased trade and contact between Europe and Asia
The Catholic Church
What was a long term result of the Christian Crusades?
It limited the power of the kings
All of the above
Feudalism began to fall apart
The signing of the Magna Carta
Feudalism
It was believed that a person who was excommunicated was going to hell
It increased trade and contact between Europe and Asia
The Catholic Church
A system of promises used for protection in Medieval Europe
It limited the power of the kings
All of the above
Feudalism began to fall apart
The signing of the Magna Carta
Feudalism
It was believed that a person who was excommunicated was going to hell
It increased trade and contact between Europe and Asia
The Catholic Church
Which event in English history ensured that the king was also subject to laws?
It limited the power of the kings
All of the above
Feudalism began to fall apart
The signing of the Magna Carta
Feudalism
It was believed that a person who was excommunicated was going to hell
It increased trade and contact between Europe and Asia
The Catholic Church
How did Pope Gregory VII show his power over Emperor Henry IV?
It limited the power of the kings
All of the above
Feudalism began to fall apart
The signing of the Magna Carta
Feudalism
It was believed that a person who was excommunicated was going to hell
It increased trade and contact between Europe and Asia
The Catholic Church
What was a major cause of the Black Death?
It limited the power of the kings
All of the above
Feudalism began to fall apart
The signing of the Magna Carta
Feudalism
It was believed that a person who was excommunicated was going to hell
It increased trade and contact between Europe and Asia
The Catholic Church
Why is the Magna Carta historically significant?
It limited the power of the kings
All of the above
Feudalism began to fall apart
The signing of the Magna Carta
Feudalism
It was believed that a person who was excommunicated was going to hell
It increased trade and contact between Europe and Asia
The Catholic Church
Why did people fear the pope's power of excommunication in Medieval Europe?
It limited the power of the kings
All of the above
Feudalism began to fall apart
The signing of the Magna Carta
Feudalism
It was believed that a person who was excommunicated was going to hell
It increased trade and contact between Europe and Asia
The Catholic Church
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