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| Third-century Christian martyr in Africa: |
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| In the late 700s, Charlemagne waged brutal "wars of conversion" against these people: |
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| The missi dominici represented imperial authority in the: |
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| Who started the Frankish Merovingian dynasty: |
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(Merovech father of Childeric I and grandfather of Clovis I) |
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| When did the Visigoths sack the city of Rome: |
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| Who wrote The City of God : |
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| This sixth-century Byzantine emperor reformed law codes, and tried to reconquer portions of the Western Roman Empire: |
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| In which year did the Treaty of Verdun divide the Carolingian Empire: |
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| This pope wrote the Pastoral Rule, and Moralia in Job, and sent missionaries to England: |
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| From which apostle did the popes of Rome claim to derive their spiritual authority: |
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| "Cenobites" and "Anchorites" are two different kinds of what: |
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| Name the rule that formed the principle basis for early medieval monastic life in Europe: |
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| Name the sixth-century Frankish queen and saint, described by Venantius Fortunatus: |
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| Historians use this term to describe the reciprocal bonds of dependency between "those who fight," based on the granting of land for service: |
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| This "movement" marked the effort of tenth-century monks and clerics to limit lordly violence: |
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| In which year was the Magna Carta issued: |
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| In which year was the Fourth Lateran Council held: |
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| Who wrote the Decretum, or Concordance of Discordant Canons, c. 1140: |
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| In 1112-1115, a revolt by a commune against the local bishop happened in: |
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| Who is generally considered the first "reforming" pope: |
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| When did the Concordant of Worms resolve (in the immediate sense) the Investiture Conflict: |
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| Who was condemned by the papacy for public preaching in the later twelfth century: |
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| This emperor was excommunicated by Gregory VII during the Investiture Conflict: |
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| What city became a center for the study of law during the High Middle Ages: |
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| This text offered a sweeping view of papal power and authority under Pope Gregory VII: |
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| This "book" compiled a detailed inventory of the English countryside after the Norman invasion of England in 1066: |
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| Name the twelfth-century monastic order that called for a return to the original spirit of the Benedictine rule, rejecting the wealth and elaborate rituals of Clungy: |
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| This term denotes the Catholic belief that the Eucharistic bread and wine become the flesh and blood of Christ: |
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| The Bayeux Tapestry offered a narrative depiction of what event: |
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| Works by this classical Greek philosopher, rediscovered in the High Middle Ages, played a critical role in the development of scholasticism: |
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