WHI 7.02 Lesson: Holy Roman Empire

Multiple Choice

In California, it is illegal to eat oranges while doing what?

• bathing
• driving
• skateboarding
• walking

Open Ended

What is one of our class norms?

Draw

Circle the following places: Rome, Florence, Aachen, and Vienna.

Multiple Choice

Investiture refers to

• clothing worn by a priest at Mass.

• sacraments received by non-Christians.

• the exclusion of a member of a church community.

• the official appointment of a bishop.

Multiple Choice

Lay investiture was a problem for popes because

• lay invested bishops had no formal training as priests.

• monarchs would appoint bishops for their own political purposes.

• under lay investiture, lay people could not be excommunicated.

• monarchs were appointing non-Christians to Church positions.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was a Holy Roman Emperor who challenged the pope?

• William I

• King John

• Edward I

• Henry IV

Multiple Choice

How was the Holy Roman Emperor punished by Pope Gregory VII?

• He was excommunicated.

• He was imprisoned.

• He had an interdiction placed against him.

• He was impeached.

Multiple Choice

How did the Concordat of Worms deal with the distribution of power?

• It stated that the monarch and the pope held equal political and Church power.

• It stated that the monarch had supreme power in his own territory.

• It stated that the Pope had supreme power over the territory of the monarch regarding Church-related affairs.

• It stated that the Holy Roman Emperor was the only monarch who could appoint his own bishops.

Multiple Choice

Frederick I (or Frederick Barbarossa) was obsessed with adding lands from ______________ to his control.

• France

• Italy

• Spain

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was not a powerful leader who joined in fighting the Third Crusade?

• Emperor Frederick Barbarossa

• King Louis IX

• Richard the Lionhart

• King Philip II of France

Word Cloud

What is a word that you would use to describe Frederick II?

Multiple Select

In the Late Middle Ages, there was a struggle in power in Europe between: (choose all that apply):

• Popes

• Lords

• Monks

• Kings

Poll

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