FMMA Chapters 23-28

Match the following

• English king who accidentally had the Archbishop of Canterbury put to death

• Richard I

• French king defeated at Crecy

• William Wallace

• loin-hearted king of England who led the Third Crusade

• John

• English King who was forced to sign the Magna Carta

• Henry II

• Scottish knight who fought for Scottish independence

• Philip of Valois

Match the following

• king of France who fought in two Crusades and was sainted for his piety

• Thomas Becket

• English prince who won the battle of Crecy against the French

• Louis IX

• won independence for Scotland and became king

• Marco Polo

• "turbulent priest"; asserted independent authority of the Chruch

• Edward the Black Prince

• Venetian merchant and explorer to China who was inspiration for Columbus

• Robert Bruce

Match the following

• King of England who took the throne of Scotland

• St. Francis

• founder of th Order of Friars Minor

• Kublai Khan

• English king who recognized Scottish independence

• Edward I

• most valuable document ever granted by a sovereign to his people

• Magna Carta

• emperor of China during Venetian explorer's visit

• Edward III

order of monks devoted to spreading Christian education

• English

• Chinese

• Dominicans

• Turks

final loss of Jerusalem by Europeans

(a)  

approximate beginning of the Renaissance

(a)  

signing of the Magna Carta

(a)  

Match the following

• extremely thin through starvation

• emaciated

• difficult to endure

• insufferable

• to mock abusively

• jeer

• a visit or stay

• sojourn

Match the following

• meagerness and severity

• venerate

• to go up

• descend

• to regard with reverence

• austerity

• to go down

• ascend

Match the following

• "Here I am, no traitor but a priest of God"

• Thomas Becket

• "If the spider has courage to try again, I also will try to free Scotland."

• Edward the Black Prince

• "I will prove myself a true knight. My father is right. I need no aid."

• Robert Bruce

• "Sing the name of God. Shout fourth his praises as we sail away."

• Louis IX