Ch. 2-4 Culture and the Church pages 71-78

Way of thinking that used reason to explore questions of faith.

• anti-Semitism

• vernacular

• heresey

• scholasticism

Hatred of Jews.

• anti-Semitism

• vernacular

• heresy

• theology

Local language used by people of a religion.

• heresy

• vernacular

• scholasticism

• theology

Religious beliefs that conflict with Church teachings.

• anti-Semitism

• vernacular

• heresy

• theology

Study of religion of God.

• heresy

• scholasticism

• theology

• vernacular

A famous, educated, medieval nun who wrote music was

• Francis of Assisi.

• Hildegard of Bingen.

• Joan of Arc.

• Thomas Aquinas.

for medieval Christians, the most important holy sacrament was

• baptism.

• communion.

• marriage.

• reconciliation.

What was the name of the church court that tried and punished people who were suspected of heresy?

• Crusades

• grand jury

• Inquisition

• trial jury

Which part of Gothic cathedrals allowed the buildings to have thinner walls?

• barrel vaults

• flying buttresses

• stained glass windows

• thick pillars

Students in the first European universities did not have

• books.

• classes.

• exams.

• teachers.