CH Quiz 3 19

From the Latin word, "mendicare" meaning "to beg", this new type of religious order was not bound to a place or community and subsisted entirely on alms.

• Machiavellian friars

• Apostolic friars

• Mendicant friars

• Militant friars

The system of philosophical and theological inquiry first developed in the Medieval schools of Christian Europe.

• Socialism

• Conciliarism

• Schism

• Scholasticism

The Unified program of study offered by Medieval universities which included theology, law, medicine, and the arts.

• Studium Generale

• General Studies

• Studium Particulare

• Studium Maximum

The seventy years the papacy spent in Avignon under the watchful eye of the French kings.

• Avalon Papacy

• Avignon Papacy

• Alvarian Papacy

• Avenger Papacy

Also known as the "Black Death", this deadly epidemic broke out in Europe around 1347 decimating 1/3 of the population.

• Black Sabbath

• Black Plague

• Sirius Black

• Black Dahlia

The movement that supported the power of a council to appoint a candidate for the papacy as well as make authoritative decisions with or without papal permission.

• Corinthianism

• Colloquialism

• Contrarianism

• Conciliarism

A movement started by John Hus which denied the authority of tradition, the existence of Purgatory, transubstantiation and the necessity of good works in salvation.

• Husitism

• Hegellianism

• Hedonism

• Herschelism

A letter written by Pope Boniface claiming that in order to save his or her soul, every human being must be subject to the pope.

• Unam Sanctum

• Unitatis Redintegratio

• Urbi et Orbi

• Ut Unum Sint

This theory, put forth by William of Ockham, taught that the human mind can only know individual, sensible objects, and that universal ideas like truth, goodness, and humanity are only names.

• Newtonism

• Normalism

• Nominalism

• Nationalism

A style of Medieval building that flourished from 1200-1500. Incorporated the use of pointed arches, ribbed vaulting, and flying buttresses, this style created and airy and well lit space.

• Gothic

• Neo-Gothic

• Romanesque

• Byzantine