Centralization of Power in France

The video explores the centralization of power in France from the 11th to 14th centuries, highlighting the roles of the Capetian family, Philip II, and Philip IV. It discusses the weakening influence of the Church, the Great Schism, and early Reformation movements led by figures like John Wycliffe and John Huss.

What major change occurred in France between the 11th and 14th centuries?

• Centralization of power

• Decentralization of power

• Expansion of the Church's influence

• Rise of the merchant class

Which family played a key role in centralizing power in France?

• The Tudors

• The Plantagenets

• The Habsburgs

• The Capetians

During whose reign did the French government triple its land holdings?

• Philip II

• Philip I

• Philip IV

• Philip III

What should you be cautious of when searching for Philip II online?

• Confusing him with Philip III

• Confusing him with Philip IV

• Confusing him with Philip I

• Confusing him with the Spanish Philip II

What was one of the controversies during Philip IV's reign?

• His peaceful relations with the Church

• His support for the Pope

• His expulsion of Jewish people

• His alliance with the Templars

What was the Estates-General established by Philip IV?

• A system of three estates

• A new religious order

• A trade agreement

• A military alliance

What significant event marked the decline of the Church's influence?

• The establishment of the Estates-General

• The crowning of Charlemagne

• The relocation of the papal seat to Avignon

• The rise of the Capetian dynasty

What was the Great Schism?

• A split between the Catholic and Orthodox churches

• A division within the Roman Catholic Church

• A conflict between France and England

• A disagreement over the papal succession

Who challenged the Church's authority by emphasizing the Bible over the Pope?

• Philip IV

• Charlemagne

• John Wycliffe

• Martin Luther

What was the fate of John Huss for his reformist ideas?

• He was burned at the stake

• He was exiled

• He became Pope

• He was imprisoned for life