The Church of the Renaissance

The “Black Death” (bubonic plague)

• reduced Europe’s population.

• killed all the barbarians.

• killed more Moslems than Christians.

• was caused by rabid skunks.

The rebirth in arts, education, and all areas of life was called the

• Crusades.

• Inquisition.

• Great Western Schism.

• Renaissance.

This invention made religious books, including Bible, readily available.

• papyrus

• carriage

• printing press

• kaleidoscope

Incorrect theory that councils, not the pope, hold supreme authority in the Church.

• Arianism

• nepotism

• lay investiture

• conciliarism

Began with Avignon Papacy, multiple popes claimed power from 1378- 1417, and ended with the Council of Constance (1417).

• Conciliarism

• Great Western Schism

• Protestant Reformation

• Great East-West Schism

Nepotism

• used offices to enrich families.

• more about architecture and art than morality.

• is incorrect theory that councils, not the pope, hold supreme authority in the Church.

• was a rebirth in arts, education, and all areas of life.

Avignon papacy ended with move of Gregory XI to Rome upon advice of

• St. Thomas Aquinas.

• St. Elizabeth Ann Seton.

• St. Catherine of Siena.

• St. Teresa of Avila.

This person was elected the new pope at the Church Council at Constance.

• John XXIII

• Boniface VI

• Gregory XII

• Martin V

How much of Europe's population died from the "Black Death"?

• 25%

• 33%

• 10%

• 67%

Popes and antipopes lived in the following cities EXCEPT:

• Rome.

• Assisi.

• Pisa.

• Avignon