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What is the Carolingian Empire
the expanded Frankish state he founded
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What is Constantinople
was considered as a "New Rome"
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Who is Pope Urban II
proclaimed the first crusade
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What is Scholasticism
a method of critical thought which dominated teaching by the academics of medieval universities in Europe, an attempt to explain the natural world
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What is Terza Rima
a verse form in which the first and third line must rhyme, and the second line must be a rhyme of the first and third lines in the following verse
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Who is Charles the Great
he was also known as
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What is Mosaic technique
this technique reached its artistic peak
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What is to restore Christian access to the holy places in and near Jerusalem
Pope Urban's purpose for proclaiming the first crusade
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What is Summa Theologica
one of the most intellectually exquisite and masterful arguments ever put forth for proving the existence of God through logic
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What is Inferno, Purgatory, and Paradise
the three books of Divine Comedy
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What is the French and German monarchies
considered their empires to be descendants of Charlemagne's empire
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What is the "Hagia Sofia"
marked the Golden Age of Byzantine Art
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What is 7
the number of major crusades
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Who is St. Thomas Aquinas
admitted that reason can take the believer only so far, Faith, he said must complete the journey
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What is Dante and Virgil in Inferno
about the descent into Hell being over a series of bolgias or terraces much like a open strip mine
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What is Investiture
the solemn and sacred ceremony in which a vassal was invested with the insignia of his office and placed in hierarchy
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What is Emperor Justinian
commissioned the Hagia Sofia
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What is Courtly Love
a secret love between members of nobility, no sex involved, just a poetic love and admiration
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What is Divine Comedy
the greatest of the Medieval epics, it reflected Man's struggle for salvation
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What is 3
stands for Trinity
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What is the Book of Hours
a Christian devotional book popular during the Middle Ages,
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What is Chivalry
Knightly virtues of courtly love, honor and courtesy
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Who is Dante Alighieri
the author of Divine Comedy
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What is Beatrice (Portinari)
who Dante loved platonically for all his life
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