Chapter 11 Test

By 1453 Muslim conquerors had taken over the great Christian city of Constantinople.

• True

• False, Avignon

A major problem in the Church during the late Middle Ages was a lack of understanding of the papacy, which should be the center of every Christian's spiritual life.

• True

• False, eucharist

• False, latin language

Scientists today believe that most of those who died from the Black Death during the late Middle Ages had contracted a form of what we now call the bubonic plague.

• True

• False, great schism

In 1305 Pope Clement V moved the papacy from Rome to Vienna, a city in southeastern France.

• True

• False, Avignon

During the plague, called the Black Death, all Christians remained faithful to God and the Church.

• True

• False, did not remain

Clement VII was an antipope who established a papal court in France in defiance of the true pope, Urban VI, in Rome.

• true

• false, Gregory XI

The general council of the Church that met in the city of ______, Switzerland, from 1414 to 1418, decided to set aside three rival popes and elect a new pope.

• Constance

• Avignon

• Pisa

The philosophy called ____ places an increased emphasis on the importance of the person.

• spiritual life

• humanism

• bubonic plague

The transitional period between the end of the Middle Ages and the Start of the Modern Age is known as the _____.

• Midorn

• Great Schism

• Renaissance

_____ is the word used to describe a man who is not the true pope but who claims to be the pope.

• antipope

• laypeople

• papacy