Worlds Brought Down 1258-1453

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. Which of the following are the leading powers of late medieval Europe?

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. The Classical philosopher favored by the Scholastics was _______.

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. Were women or men more likely to be mystics?

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. The medieval associations that controlled trade in certain commodities were called _______.

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. The two main mendicant orders were _______ and _______.

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. The inquisition began in the 13th and 14th centuries as _______.

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. The main power held by medieval assemblies was over _______.

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. The English representative assembly is called _______.

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. The German Diet came about because _______.

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. The French popes who fled Rome in the 14th century ruled from _______.

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. The word 'chivalry' derives from the French word for _______.

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. Christine de Pizan was _______.

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. The Hundred Years' War was fought by _______ and _______.

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. Joan of Arc was executed by _______.

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. The Black Death worked its way westward via _______.

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. The Mongols conquered the largest land based empire in world history, covering _______ of the earth's land area.

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. The Mongol conqueror Temujin was better known as _______.

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. Which Mongol khanate ruled over Persia?

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. The Tartar warlord Timur the Lame was better known in Europe as _______.

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. Mamluk rule relied on _______ for legitimacy.

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. The Mamluk army was made up of _______.

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. The Ottomans conquered _______ under Mehmed II.

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Based on Map 11.5, what do you think it likely that the Mongol successor states were rivals for?

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What weapon is this painting trying to show as key to the dominance of the English army on the left?

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Why can you tell from this image that Joan of Arc is being depicted as a masculine figure?

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