| Power Struggles | ||
| #1 | In America we have separation of _______ and ______. They did not in medieval Europe. | Church and state |
| #2 | Only this person should have authority to make Church laws and appoint bishops | The pope |
| #3 | The practice of kings or other political leaders appointing bishops | Lay Investiture |
| #4 | The pope who fought against kings appointing bishops | Pope St. Gregory the VII |
| #5 | The German king who repented to the pope for installing bishops | Henry IV |
| Breakin' Up Is Hard To Do | ||
| #1 | The split of the Eastern and Western Churches | The Great Schism |
| #2 | In what year did the Eastern and Western Churches split? | 1054 |
| #3 | What city was (and is) the power center of the Western Church? | Rome |
| #4 | What city was the power center of the Eastern Church? | Constantinople |
| #5 | The pope and Patriarch of Constantinople issued these to each other in 1054. They were only removed in 1965 | Excommunications |
| Crusadin' | ||
| #1 | The series of campaigns fought to free the Holy Land | The Crusades |
| #2 | One negative result of the Crusades | Suffering and Death |
| #3 | One positive result of the Crusades | Stirred up enthusiasm for Christianity |
| #4 | Over about how many years were the Crusades fought? | 200 |
| #5 | This religious group began to persecute Christians again, triggering the Crusades | Muslims |
| Court is In Session | ||
| #1 | The term for saying something false about God | Heresy |
| #2 | Because kings ruled by divine right, heretics were also considered this. | Traitors |
| #3 | The courts established by the Church to investigate heresies were called | The Inquisition |
| #4 | The First Commandment | "I am the Lord your God, you shall have no other Gods before Me" |
| #5 | Heresies, if not repented, could be punished in this way | Death |
| Monks and Such | ||
| #1 | The name for the monastic orders that live in poverty, serve the poor, and act as guides to our spirituality | The Mendicant Orders |
| #2 | The saint who sold everything he owned to live in poverty | St. Francis of Assisi |
| #3 | The monastic order famous for their poverty and simplicity | The Franciscans |
| #4 | The monastic order famous for founding universities | The Dominicans |
| #5 | Thomas Aquinas' 21-volume masterpiece on faith | Summa Theologiae |
| Final Question | |