Power, Belief And Identity

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At which monastery in what is now an island in Scotland did the Irish monk Columba reside

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Iona

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What was the capital of flanders

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Gent

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What is the name of the Spanish city where Christians were martyrs in the ninth century

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Cordova

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Which Lancashire local district became famous for cases of witchcraft

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Pendle

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Which was not part of the vocations of medieval friars

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Strict enclosure in their monasteries

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At what German monastery was Hildergand of Binge left by her parents at only aged 8

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Disibodenberg

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In what year was the last Cathar priest burned

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1321

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In what year was the last Cathar priest burned

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1321

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Where was the 1648 peace of west Phalia negotiated

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Osnabruck

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Who ruled Sicily between 1091-1266

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Normans

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The two most influential order of friars were the fan ciscans and the carthusians

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False

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Most of the written sources of Viking activity from the period itself are considered impartial

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False

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The Icelandic saga were first written in the Viking age

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False

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Iceland is the location of the worlds oldest parliament, what is it called?

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Althing

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A massacre of supposed Cathar heretic was carried out in Bezier

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1209

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The 12th and 13th century witnessed a more general tolerance to women in warefare

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True

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After what fortified town in south France was the crusade against Cathar named

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Albi

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After what fortified town in south France was the crusade against Cathar named

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Albi

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A group of women who follow a semi monastic life without taking permanent vows we known as

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Beguines

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After what fortified town in south France was the crusade against Cathar named

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Albi

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A group of women who follow a semi monastic life without taking permanent vows we known as

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Beguines

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Scandinavians who were active in the imperial Byzantine army are often thought to be apart of the ______ guard

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Varangian

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After what fortified town in south France was the crusade against Cathar named

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Albi

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A group of women who follow a semi monastic life without taking permanent vows we known as

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Beguines

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Scandinavians who were active in the imperial Byzantine army are often thought to be apart of the ______ guard

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Varangian

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In what century was the first Latin translation of the Quran made

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12th

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What was the modern city of Bubrounik called in the Middle Ages

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Ragusa

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After what fortified town in south France was the crusade against Cathar named

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Albi

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A group of women who follow a semi monastic life without taking permanent vows we known as

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Beguines

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Scandinavians who were active in the imperial Byzantine army are often thought to be apart of the ______ guard

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Varangian

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In what century was the first Latin translation of the Quran made

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12th

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What was the modern city of Bubrounik called in the Middle Ages

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Ragusa

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In what year were the Jew expelled from England

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1290

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The concept of the Middle Ages comes from the period in the renaissance when they thought they were being more like the Romans

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True

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After what fortified town in south France was the crusade against Cathar named

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Albi

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A group of women who follow a semi monastic life without taking permanent vows we known as

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Beguines

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Scandinavians who were active in the imperial Byzantine army are often thought to be apart of the ______ guard

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Varangian

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In what century was the first Latin translation of the Quran made

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12th

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What was the modern city of Bubrounik called in the Middle Ages

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Ragusa

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In what year were the Jew expelled from England

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1290

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The concept of the Middle Ages comes from the period in the renaissance when they thought they were being more like the Romans

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True

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What was the resident city of the Habsburg dynasty from 1440s

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Vienna

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During the 16th century where in Rome did the pope reside

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Vatican City

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What town is the famous tapestry that depicts the Norman conquest

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Bayeux

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What major religious and mercantile centre in Mexico did Hernan Cortes have his men massacre 6,000 indigenous people

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Cholula

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Who developed the printing press in Germany

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Johannes Gutenberg

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Krak des chevalier in modern day Syria was the most famous castle monastery of which order

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Hospitaller

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In what family was the Duggar family based

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Augsburg

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At what double monastery founded by Benedict Biscop did the venerable Belle reside

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Monk wearmouth jarrow

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Friar missionary’s we’re operating in China in the 13th and 14th century

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True

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Who was the first ruler of Jerusalem

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Baldwin I

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Who was the first ruler of Jerusalem

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Baldwin I

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The first crusade was announced at the council of…

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Clermont

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What was the seat of the papacy from 1309-1577, a period referred to by some as the Babylonian captivity

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Avignon

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Who translated the Latin Quran

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Robert Ketton

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The regional availability of which metal is thought to have encouraged the eastward Viking expansion

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Silver

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Which pope launched the first crusade

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Urban II

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Who translated the Latin Quran

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Robert Ketton

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The regional availability of which metal is thought to have encouraged the eastward Viking expansion

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Silver

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Which pope launched the first crusade

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Urban II

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Emperor Henry IV performed penance in the snow in the city of Canoas’s in 1077 to end his excommunication with which pope

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Gregory VII

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Who translated the Latin Quran

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Robert Ketton

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The regional availability of which metal is thought to have encouraged the eastward Viking expansion

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Silver

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Which pope launched the first crusade

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Urban II

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Emperor Henry IV performed penance in the snow in the city of Canoas’s in 1077 to end his excommunication with which pope

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Gregory VII

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Citeaux is the location of the mother house of which order

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Cistercian

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Which settlement is not ruled by Scandinavian

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Paris

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Which settlement is not ruled by Scandinavian

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Paris

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The Waldensian believed in two gods one good and one evil one

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False

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Who was famously excused in Roven

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Joan of Arc

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Blood libel is the accusation that Jews were murdering children

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True

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Who was famously excused in Roven

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Joan of Arc

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Blood libel is the accusation that Jews were murdering children

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True

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When was the first crusade announced

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1095

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Who commissioned the first Latin translation of the Quran

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Peter Venerable

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Which people would have commonly encountered ___ by the Rus along the river Volga

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Bulghars

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The territories that were controlled by Viking in eastern England are collectively known as

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Danelaw

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What training post of the eighth and ninth century is considered by some to have been the first capital of Russia

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Staraya Ladoga

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What cathedral is located on Orkney in northern Scotland

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St Magnus

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What city became the destination of the fourth crusade

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Constantinople

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When was Jerusalem conquered in the first crusade

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15th July 1099

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Whose famed relic were stored in canterbury

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Thomas Beckett

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What kingdom were Jesuit missionaries in 1587 after it declared that Christianity was a threat to national unity

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Japan

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In what English town was it alleged that Jews had murdered a young boy named William in 1144

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Norwich

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The Flanders’s region in the Middle Ages became very wealthy on the basis of what industries

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Weaving and cloth making

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What cathedral did Martin Luther pin his 95 thesis

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Wittenberg

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What was the capital of the medieval caliphate in Spain

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Cordova

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During the late 9th century Frankish ruler organised a wide variety of counter measures against incoming Viking attacks

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False

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Academics agree that Cathar Hersey is a myth

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False

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The following towns had important Jewish communities in medieval England: Norwich, Oxford, Hull and York

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False

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The Cathar priest were known as the

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Perfect

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What document did king John sign in Runnymede in 1215

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The Magna Carta

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The following towns had important Jewish communities in medieval England: Norwich, Oxford, Hull and York

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False

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The Cathar priest were known as the

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Perfect

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What document did king John sign in Runnymede in 1215

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The Magna Carta

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_____ is the study of saints lives

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Hagiography

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The crusade launched against Cathars in the early 13th century is known as the _____ crusade

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Albigensian

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Cistercian monks lived like Hermits

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False

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Which religious order was most prominent in starting the papal inquisition

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Dominicas

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Aquitaine remained in the hands of what nation until 1453

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English

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The Templar rule forbade knights to leave the battle field during combat

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True

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The following towns had important Jewish communities in medieval England: Norwich, Oxford, Hull and York

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False

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Which city was the centre of the medieval map

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Jerusalem

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From what region of France did William travel to England in 1066

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Normandy

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The Cathar priest were known as the

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Perfect

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What document did king John sign in Runnymede in 1215

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The Magna Carta

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_____ is the study of saints lives

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Hagiography

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The crusade launched against Cathars in the early 13th century is known as the _____ crusade

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Albigensian

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Cistercian monks lived like Hermits

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False

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Which religious order was most prominent in starting the papal inquisition

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Dominicas

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Aquitaine remained in the hands of what nation until 1453

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English

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The Templar rule forbade knights to leave the battle field during combat

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True

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What was the most important Christian church in Jerusalem of the time of the first crusade

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Holy Sepulchre

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The following towns had important Jewish communities in medieval England: Norwich, Oxford, Hull and York

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False

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Which city was the centre of the medieval map

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Jerusalem

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From what region of France did William travel to England in 1066

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Normandy

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The rule of saint bennict insists that monks demonstrate the following behaviour

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Fidelity to the monastic way of life

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The Cathar priest were known as the

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Perfect

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What document did king John sign in Runnymede in 1215

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The Magna Carta

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_____ is the study of saints lives

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Hagiography

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The crusade launched against Cathars in the early 13th century is known as the _____ crusade

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Albigensian

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Cistercian monks lived like Hermits

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False

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Which religious order was most prominent in starting the papal inquisition

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Dominicas

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Aquitaine remained in the hands of what nation until 1453

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English

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The Templar rule forbade knights to leave the battle field during combat

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True

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What was the most important Christian church in Jerusalem of the time of the first crusade

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Holy Sepulchre

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What monastic order originated from Assisi

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The Franciscans

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Peter Waldo operated in the French city of Grenoble

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False

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Some cities in high medieval Germany and the Low Countries had more than 100 beguinages

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True

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Which city experienced the longest siege during the first crusade

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Antioch

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During the Viking age sword have been found as far east as the Volga

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True

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Peter Abelard met his student and future lover in Paris, whoWhat is her name?

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Heloise

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Who is the patron saint of spain

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James

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The Balkan religious sect who may have influenced the Cathars were know as

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The bogmils

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What is the name of the mine start established on holy isle

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Lindisfarne

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Which city had the oldest university is Europe

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Bologna

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What is the name of a surging bodily part of a saint

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Relic

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Friars sought to embrace the _____ life

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Apostolic

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On which island in Sweden was one of the most famous Viking trading centres

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Birka

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Of pilgrims wanted to travel to visit saint James what city would they have to go to

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Santiago de Compostella

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What region of Germany did Martin Luther remain to escape a trial

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Saxony

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Which Spanish city was the economic capital of the Spanish empire

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Sevilla

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Which Spanish city was the economic capital of the Spanish empire

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Sevilla

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Which city state became a major power in the Mediterranean in the north century and would play a role in the fourth crusade

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Venice

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Which Spanish city was the economic capital of the Spanish empire

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Sevilla

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Which city state became a major power in the Mediterranean in the north century and would play a role in the fourth crusade

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Venice

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Bernard of Clairvaux was a leading figure in what monk order

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Cistercian

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Who was William the conqueror opponent

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Harold Godwinson

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From which town in crimea on the Black Sea is the Black Death though to have come from

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Caffe

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In what modern country is the diamond sutra

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China

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The following towns had important Jewish communities: london, Liverpool, Manchester what

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False

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What is the ancient name of mexico

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Tenochtitlan

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What date did the English celebrate victory in Agincourt in northern France during the 100 year war

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25th October 1415

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Tanchelm of ______ was an influential preacher accused of heresy

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Antwerp