Oakwood, World History 10 - Chapter 9

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gold coin minted in city of Florence

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florin

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men who judge value of money and find counterfieits

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moneychangers

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table of the money changers

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bench - banca

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charging interest for the use of lent money; a sin

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usury

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a young boy training in a craftsman's field

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apprentice

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day-laborer; someone who works in shop of a master

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journeyman

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a man that has taken an oral examination, given example of his work and taken an oath to conduct himself properly

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Master

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guarded the trade interests of merchants, restricted outsiders from doing business

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merchant guild

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regulated the hours that could be worked, wages earned, and the number of employees

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craft guild

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one who administers one's own justice

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Town Justice

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the right to buy and sell freely in a town market

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commercial privileges

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English war between the houses of York and Lancaster

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War of Roses

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singers that went from castle to castle

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troubadours

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wrote the Divine Comedy

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Daunte

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trade goods without money

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barter

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an official papal document

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Bull

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development of Spain - marriage of whom

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Ferdinand & Isabel

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what included the cost of material, labor and profit

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Just Price

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written privileges from a feudal lord

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charter

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2 pope trying to rule at same time: Rome/Avignon

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Great Schism

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Dreamed and tried to help unify France in 100 years war

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Joan of Arc

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large commercial association in Northern Germany

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Hanseatic League

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men of a town in England

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burgesses

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said that a person must be subject to the pope in order for salvation

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Boniface VIII

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prince of schoolmen

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Aquinas

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education divided into 2 liberal arts sections

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Trivium; Quadrivium

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scholar who dealt with faith and reason

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Anselm

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intellectual movement of the 12th century

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scholasticism

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Man who said truth could only come through reason alone

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Bacon

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spoken language of the people

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vernacular

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architecture that was Roman-like

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Romanesque

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German Parliament

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Diet

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architectural style that was light and delicate with stained glass

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Gothic

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Buniface issued the papal bull called

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Unam Sanctum

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1309-1377

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Babylonian Captivity

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Great Schism was settled at

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Council of Constance

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This was started because the people were aware of their common traditions, language and religions

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Nation States

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region where medieval fairs were held

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Champagne

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organizations of medieval merchants and craftsmen

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guilds

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Canterbury Tales

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Chaucer

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Asking questions is the first key to wisdom said by

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ABelard

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longest lasting protest movement from family of

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Waldensians

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English

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Beowulf

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French

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Song of Roland

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German

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Song of Nibelungs

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Spanish

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El Cid

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Universities

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most important developments of this time

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Scholasticism

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school-men

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trivium

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grammar rhetoric logic

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quadrivium

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arithmetic, geography, astronomy, music

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Black Death

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splotched, spread through rats and fleas

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a royal tax to maintain a strong army

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taille