Topic 2 Lesson 5

In the 1200's new forms of Christian communities emerged. These orders, or groups of people, were founded to fight heresy and preach to ordinary people. What were they called?

• doctors orders

• mendicant orders

• food orders

• noble orders

What is the definition of the academic word established?

• to build a ranch on

• a person who begin church

• to set up officially

• a way for the king to become a god

What were Medieval universities?

• a place for knights to get food

• churches that teach science

• keys to an underground city

• schools, or groups of schools that train scholars at the highest level

Thomas Aquinas believed in laws that do not change over time or from one society to another. He believed in laws discovered through the power of human reason. What are these laws called?

• natural laws

• human laws

• Law laws

• police laws

What is the definition of the academic word dramatically?

• not as much

• roll over

• greatly

• to see far

The first medieval universities grew out of schools attached to

• monasteries.

• castles.

• manors.

• cathedrals.

Natural Law

• School, or group of schools, that trains scholars at the highest levels.

• To set up.

• Greatly.

• Idea that there are laws in nature that are basic to both the natural world and human affairs.

True or False:

In most of the countries of Western Europe, Roman Catholicism
was the least practiced form of Christianity.

• TRUE

• FALSE

True or False:

The population in Europe grew as advances in farming brought change
in the amount of goods being traded and the economy.

• TRUE

• FALSE