CSTU 101 STUDY EXAMS GUIDE ALL QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔- Knowledge of Greek facilitates his
understanding of Neoplatonism
- His most famous work On Nature - ✔✔Jon the Scot (Erigena)
✔✔- Ontological Proof of God's existence
- Credo ut intelligam (I believe in order
to understand) - ✔✔Anselm of Canterbury
✔✔- His relationship with Heloise a story of forbidden
affection (from his autobiography A History of My Calamities)
- Dialectical Method developed in Sic et Non
(For and Against)
- "Nominalist controversy"
- Denies the existence of universals - ✔✔Peter Abelard
✔✔- monasticism/charlemagne
- romanesque style - ✔✔early middle ages
✔✔- crusades
, - gothic style - ✔✔high middle ages
✔✔- the plague
- international gothic/spread of humanism - ✔✔late middle ages
✔✔begun my pope urban II at the council of clermont - ✔✔crusades
✔✔urged assistance of the eastern church who was attacked by the turks -
✔✔crusades
✔✔call to re-take the Holy Land currently occupied by Muslims - ✔✔crusades
✔✔roughly six major crusades - ✔✔crusades
✔✔required a public vow and in return received indulgences - ✔✔crusaders
✔✔often concerned with military expansion and conquer - ✔✔crusaders
✔✔increasing distrust of the church due to abuse of indulgences promised to crusaders
- ✔✔consequences of the crusades
✔✔church more aggressive in asserting its authority, including an increase in
excommunication - ✔✔consequences of the crusades
✔✔increased trade between europe and the arabic world - ✔✔consequences of the
crusades
✔✔re-acquaintance with Greek and Roman ideas through contact with arabic
manuscripts - ✔✔consequences of the crusades
✔✔loosening of the hierarchy inherent in feudalism - ✔✔consequences of the crusades
✔✔marked by increasingly important towns and cities - ✔✔the gothic awakening
✔✔burghers - ✔✔town citizens
✔✔marked by increase in height and radical use of stained-glass and natural light -
✔✔the gothic style
✔✔- necessary to facilitate growth of windows and glass inserts
- pointed arch
- ripped vault
- the flying buttress - ✔✔gothic cathedrals
AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔- Knowledge of Greek facilitates his
understanding of Neoplatonism
- His most famous work On Nature - ✔✔Jon the Scot (Erigena)
✔✔- Ontological Proof of God's existence
- Credo ut intelligam (I believe in order
to understand) - ✔✔Anselm of Canterbury
✔✔- His relationship with Heloise a story of forbidden
affection (from his autobiography A History of My Calamities)
- Dialectical Method developed in Sic et Non
(For and Against)
- "Nominalist controversy"
- Denies the existence of universals - ✔✔Peter Abelard
✔✔- monasticism/charlemagne
- romanesque style - ✔✔early middle ages
✔✔- crusades
, - gothic style - ✔✔high middle ages
✔✔- the plague
- international gothic/spread of humanism - ✔✔late middle ages
✔✔begun my pope urban II at the council of clermont - ✔✔crusades
✔✔urged assistance of the eastern church who was attacked by the turks -
✔✔crusades
✔✔call to re-take the Holy Land currently occupied by Muslims - ✔✔crusades
✔✔roughly six major crusades - ✔✔crusades
✔✔required a public vow and in return received indulgences - ✔✔crusaders
✔✔often concerned with military expansion and conquer - ✔✔crusaders
✔✔increasing distrust of the church due to abuse of indulgences promised to crusaders
- ✔✔consequences of the crusades
✔✔church more aggressive in asserting its authority, including an increase in
excommunication - ✔✔consequences of the crusades
✔✔increased trade between europe and the arabic world - ✔✔consequences of the
crusades
✔✔re-acquaintance with Greek and Roman ideas through contact with arabic
manuscripts - ✔✔consequences of the crusades
✔✔loosening of the hierarchy inherent in feudalism - ✔✔consequences of the crusades
✔✔marked by increasingly important towns and cities - ✔✔the gothic awakening
✔✔burghers - ✔✔town citizens
✔✔marked by increase in height and radical use of stained-glass and natural light -
✔✔the gothic style
✔✔- necessary to facilitate growth of windows and glass inserts
- pointed arch
- ripped vault
- the flying buttress - ✔✔gothic cathedrals
