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Prep Sheet for Final Exam
Civ I (HST 105), Spring 2008
Dr. Matt O’Brien
Part One: IDs
Lecture 9:
Donatists/Pelagians
The City of God
Vulgate
Augustine
St. Antony
St. Benedict
Grace
St. Jerome
“Latin Rule”
Lecture 10:
City of God
Visigoths
Pope Leo I
Conversions
Collapse vs. transition
Adrianople
Vandals
Franks
Huns
Sacking of Rome
Ataulf
Clovis the Merovingian
Cities and trade
Theodora
Justinian’s Code
Iconoclasm
Constantinople
Monophysites
Slavs
Justinian
Imperial church
Sassanids
Bedouins
Monotheism
Hegira
Abu-Bakr
Ali
Kabbah
Abrahamic tradition
Umma
conversion?
Sunni
Qu’ran
“The Prophet”
Caliph
Peoples of the Book
Shi’a
Lecture 11:
Islamic academies
East vs. West- doctrine
Counts
Pepin I
Poitiers (Tours)
Pope Leo I
Merovingians
Frankish inheritance
Charles Martel
Charlemagne
Pope Gregory I
nobles
“Mayor of the Palace”
knights in armor
coronation
Investiture of bishops
Castles
Otto I
inheritance (again)
Regional nobility
Patrician authority
Vikings
lay interference
Episcopal appointments
Lay investiture
Peace of God
Nicolas II
Emperor Henry IV
Submission at Canossa
Simony
Pope Leo IX
College of Cardinals
Gregory VII
antipope
Cluny
Great Schism
Papal legates
interdict
Lecture 12:
Byzantine appeal
Crusading motives
Crusader states
4th Crusade
Decretum
4th Lateran Council
Franciscans
Cash nexus
Children’s Crusade
Innocent III
Dominicans
Mendicants
Concordat of Worms
papal fiefdom
Aquinas
medieval cities
Empire vs. Kingdom
parlements
Hundred Years’ War
Philip IV
Capetians
Magna Carta
Celestine V
Clericis Laicos
Primo genitor
Parliament
Boniface VIII
Unam Sanctum
Clement V
“Little Ice Age”
Clerical mortality
Gallicanism
Bubonic plague
providentialism
“Babylon”
social disintegration
antisemitism
Lecture 13:
spread of the plague
clerical effect
“Art of Death”
Pale of Settlement
mortality rates
confraternities
Popular revolts
Recurrence
Thomas á Kempis
Antisemitism
Urban VI
Council of Constance
Gallicanism
Jan Hus
Avignon Antipope
Martin V
Pragmatic Sanction
Council of Pisa
Conciliarism
Lollardy
Renaissance
Petrarch
Patronage
Machiavelli
Humanism
Medici
Lorenzo Valla
Scholasticism
“New Learning”
Philology
Part II- I will select two of the following four questions for the final exam, and you will
be expected to answer one of them in an informative, well-organized essay.
1) “The collapse of the Roman Empire during the fifth century A.D. cast European
society and culture into a thousand-year ‘Dark Age,’ marked by the nearextinction of Western civilization.” Do you agree or disagree? Why?
2) Does the papacy deserve its reputation as the dominant institution of the Middle
Ages?
3) Compare/contrast the Western and Eastern (Byzantine) Empires between 300 and
800 A.D.
4) How can you see the roots of the Reformation in the late middle ages?