Making Connections

Chapter 10 Review: Making Connections

  1. What were the similarities—and what were the differences—between the powers wielded by the Carolingian kings and those wielded by twelfth-century rulers?

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    What were the similarities—and what were the differences—between the powers wielded by the Carolingian kings and those wielded by twelfth-century rulers?
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    points: 10

    What were the similarities—and what were the differences—between the powers wielded by the Carolingian kings and those wielded by twelfth-century rulers?
  2. In what ways was the movement for church reform a consequence of the commercial revolution?

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    In what ways was the movement for church reform a consequence of the commercial revolution?
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    points: 10

    In what ways was the movement for church reform a consequence of the commercial revolution?
  3. How may the First Crusade be understood as a consequence of the Gregorian reform?

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    How may the First Crusade be understood as a consequence of the Gregorian reform?
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    points: 10

    How may the First Crusade be understood as a consequence of the Gregorian reform?