Unit 1 (100%)

What was the impact of the competing Popes at Avignon and Rome?

• Strengthened the Church's public image

• Damaged the Church's public image

• Had no effect on the Church's public image

• Improved the Church's public image

What was the main argument of Marsiglio of Padua's book?

• The Pope should have absolute power

• The church's authority comes from the community

• The clergy should rule the state

• The king should control the church

Who was responsible for the ideas that led to Conciliarism?

• Marsiglio

• The Pope

• The Cardinals

• The Holy Roman Emperor

Who could organize the meeting if the popes would not?

• The bishops

• The cardinals or a secular ruler

• The priests

• The monks

How many men claimed to be pope after the Council of Pisa?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

Who was not supported by next to no-one after being elected at the Council of Pisa?

• Urban VI

• Clement VII

• Alexander V

• John XXIII

What event is described as a "train wreck" in the text?

• The Great Schism

• The Black Death

• The Renaissance

• The Crusades

What is one action not mentioned as a way Christians sought to atone for their sins?

• Building small chapels

• Taking pilgrimages

• Donating money

• Starting new religious orders

Which of the following is not a reason for donating money mentioned in the text?

• To build hospitals

• To create new marketplaces

• To fund pilgrimages

• To improve local infrastructure

What is mysticism?

• The study of ancient texts

• The experience of feeling an immediate and personal oneness with God

• A form of artistic expression

• A type of scientific research