World History Chapter 12

The most difficult shrine for most Christians to make a pilgrimage to was in

• Rome

• Jerusalem

• Worms

• Santiago de Compostela

territories in central Italy controlled by the pope

• Papal States
• relics
• lay investiture
• sacraments

objects connected with saints

• lay investiture
• Papal States
• relics
• Inquisition

The Cistercian order was founded by monks who wanted to

• a.stay in their monasteries.
• follow a strict, spiritual life.
• have an easier life than in the harsh Benedictine order.
• unite the Franciscan and Dominican orders.

The order most strongly associated with the court called the Inquisition was

• the Dominicans.
• the Benedictines.
• the Cistercians.
• the Franciscans.

Convents provided a freedom and support that was unusual for the time for women who

• wanted to live alone.
• were intellectuals.
• expected to marry.
• owned shops.

As leader of one of the last Crusades, King Louis IX of France defeated the sultan of Egypt.

• true
• false

Richard the Lionhearted worked out a compromise with Saladin that allowed Christians to visit Jerusalem.

• true
• false

As the First Crusade began, Pope Urban II promised the people that

• the sins of anyone killed on the Crusade would instantly be forgiven.
• those who fought well would be given a title.
• all crusaders would be well paid.
• no one who participated in the Crusade would be killed.

The city that both Muslims and Christians most wanted to control was

• Venice.
• Constantinople
• Marseilles.
• Jerusalem.