Study
Guide for Chapter 9 – The Late Middle Ages
(Social and Political Breakdown)
Terms
and People to Know
Sec
1. pgs 290 - 296
The
Hundred Years' War Flanders Estates General
Edward III John
II ( of France) Etienne Marcel Jacquerie
Richard II ( England) John
Ball Wat Tyler
Henry V Treaty of
Troyes
Charles VI Henry VI Charles VII Joan
of Arc
Orleans Calais
Sec
2. pgs 296 - 301
Three-field
system Black Death Boccaccio
Decameron Flagellants pogroms
Peasants Revolt taille
Sec
3. pgs
302 - 308
Frederick
II Louis IX
Council of Lyons Michael
Palaeologus
Innocent III plenitude
of
power Urban IV Rota
Romana
Cathars
Waldensians Saint
Francis of
Assisi Charles
of Anjou Gregory
X Boniface VIII
Henry
III and Edward I of England
Philip IV Clericis
laicos
Colonnas Gaetani
Celestine V “Jubilee
year”
Bernard
Saisset Unam Sanctam
Guillame de Nogaret Clement
V Avignon Annates
Benefice
Clement VI
Pope
John XXII Louis IV (
H.R.E) William of Ockham Marsilius of Padua
( Defender of the Peace)
Papal
Curia Benedict XII
Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges
Lollards Hussites John
Huss John Wycliffe
Donatism Jerome of Prague
Sec
4. pgs 308 - 315
Pope
Gregory XI Babylonian
Captivity Urban VI The Great Schism
Clement VII Conciliar
theory The Council of Pisa
Council of Constance
Council of Basel Prince
Vladimir of Kiev Yaroslav
the Wise boyars Mongol Rule
Ghengis
Khan
Batu Khan The Golden Horde
Duke Dimitri of Moscow
Ivan III (The Great)
Ideas
to understand
• What were the causes and effects of the
Hundred Years' War? What advantages did each side have?
• What was the impact of the Black Death
on
Europe and why did it spread so rapidly?
• What were the
struggles that occurred in the
Middle Ages between the Catholic Church and Secular Rulers?
• In what ways did the culture of the
Middle
Ages flourish in towns and cities?
• What were the results of the spread of
patriotism throughout western Europe ?
• How was the temporal power of the church
challenged and weakened?