11U7-9 PRESTEST Avignon/Plague/100 Yrs War

The idea/belief that local customs in a nation can overrule the authority of the Pope is known as:

• Gallicanism

• Humanism

• Absolutism

• Monasticism

The idea/belief that the Pope’s authority can indeed overrule local customs in a nation is known as:

• Papal Supremacy

• Nationalism

• Secularism

• Feudalism

The name of the French city where Pope Clement V (and several ones after him) relocated to due to pressure from the French king, ultimately disenchanting many Catholics and even causing a temporary schism in which there were two (and eventually even three) alleged Popes, was:

• Avignon

• Lyon

• Paris

• Marseille

The French King who led the Pope to relocate to France was:

• Louis IX

• Philip IV

• Charles V

• Francis I

The Swedish saint who founded a religious order and told Pope Urban V to move the papacy back to Rome or else he would die was:

• St. Bridget of Sweden

• St. Catherine of Siena

• St. Birgitta of Vadstena

• St. Teresa of Avila

The Italian who is credited with bringing the Papacy back from the aforementioned city to Rome was:

• Catherine of Siena

• Pope Gregory XI

• Pope Urban VI

• Pope Boniface VIII

The effects of the Great Schism of the West included:

• weakening of the Pope's temporal power

• growing regard for secular power

• the spread of the Black Death

• Disunity between Kingdoms

The height of the Black occurred during which years?

• 1348-1350

• 1200-1250

• 1248-1251

• 1500-1550

The name of the bacteria that causes the Black Death is:

• Yersinia pestis

• Escherichia coli

• Staphylococcus aureus

• Salmonella enterica

The most prevalent form of the plague during the Black Death was:

• Bubonic plague

• Pneumonic plague

• Septicemic plague

• Gastrointestinal plague