| 1. The emerging monarchies of Europe shared certain features
but differed from one another in significant ways. What were
the major similarities and differences of kingship in England,
France, and Iberia? |
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| 2. The growth of papal power made religion an important part
of daily life for all Christians in unprecedented ways, but it
also limited lay spirituality and the rights of non-Christians.
How? |
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| 3. Scholasticism was the method of teaching and learning
fostered by medieval schools but it was also a method of
debating and resolving problems. How did scholasticism
assist in the reconciliation of classical and Christian thought? |
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| 4. The meaning of chivalry changed in the twelfth century.
Why? |
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| 5. The new literary genres and art forms of the High Middle
Ages were fostered by courts, universities, and towns. What
are some good examples? |
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