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The crusades ushered in an era of cultural exchange between East and West. |
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The University of Paris was considered the model for Southern universities in Europe. |
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St. Thomas Aquinas was a Franciscan. |
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The Cartusians were founded by St. Bruno. |
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Scholasticism rejected classical education and was progressive and modern. |
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| True or False Aristotle taught that the soul was mortal. |
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The Cistercian monk wore black habits. |
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By completing the "trivium" of his education a student earned his Master of Arts. |
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The University of Paris was known for tis study of jurisprudence. |
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Gothic architecture gave masons and builders freedom to adorn their churches with works of art. |
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St. Brigid was a follower of St. Francis of Assisi and formed a religious order of women. |
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One of the greatest pieces of English literature from this era was the "Canterbury Tales." |
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The greatest scholar of the Franciscan order was St. Francis of Assisi. |
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Romanesque architecture was modeled after the Byzantine architecture of the East. |
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St. Thomas Aquinas' primary work was "Metaphysics." |
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| Who is one that is Qualified to instruct others? |
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| This is Science in the schools. |
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Beg
(yeah someone give me more information if you get this...) |
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Mendicare
(I forgot what this whole Mendicare thing was about so if you got more information on it, tell me.) |
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| He was the author of "Metaphysics" |
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| This was the Rule for Dominicans |
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| St. Dominic was also known as this |
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| St, Thomas Aquinas wrote this |
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| The best known philosophers in the Muslim world were ___ and ___. |
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Averros and Avicenne
*I wished I put down those answers...probably would've gotten me a high "B"* |
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| ___ was the famous teacher of St. Thomas Aquinas |
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| Before St. Thomas Aquinas, ___ was the ancient Greek philosopher who gave the philosophical framework within which Christianity usually operated. |
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| ___ was the most famous university during the Medieval period. |
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| The Mendicant orders did not live restricted to their ___ in a monastery |
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| In Aristotle's philosophical system that god who created everything was known as ___. |
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| The Dominicans advocated the use of ___ as a means of evangelization. |
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| ___ is often called the "second founder" of the Franciscans. |
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St. Boniventure
(what a funny name....boniventure) |
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| The ___ theory compares theological tenets with philosophical truths. |
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| The pinnacle of Medieval painting can be found in the work of ___. |
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