HIEU 201 Chapter 11 Quiz Answers - Includes ALL VERSIONS HIEU201 Lecture Quizzes Liberty University.docx

HIEU 201 Chapter 11 Quiz Answers - Includes ALL VERSIONS HIEU201 Lecture Quizzes Liberty U HIEU 201 Chapter 11 Quiz (Latest Version)Liberty University (Scored A )ANSWERS• Scholastic philosophy was a product ofan attempt to demonstrate that faith and reason were not opposed, that the former reinforced the latter• Geocentric Theorytheory that Earth is at the center of the universe• Chansons de Geste songs about chivalry, also about love, sons of heroic deeds popular in France • 

The leading center for the study of Roman law in the Middle Ages wasBologna• All of the following contributed to the Twelfth-Century Awakening EXCEPTrejection of islamic..etc• According to medieval Christian theology,human beings occupied a position• 

All of the following were true of university students EXCEPT theyforbidden from studying theology• courtly lovea code of behavior in medieval courts in which the knights worshipped a lady from afar. • Condemnation of 12771. Condemnation of 219 propositions related to Aristotelian philosophy2. Reassertion of pre-eminence of theology/revealed truth over philosophy3. Rejected two truths doctrine4. Rejected Aristotle's claims about what is physically impossible5. Voluntarism• Romanesque architectureThe style of buildings developed during the Carolingian and Ottonian dynasties of early medieval Europe. The structures featured stone vaulted ceilings, heavy walls and piers, and small openings for light, creating a fortress-like impression.• Thomas Aquinas believed that in the relationship between faith and reasonthe two were not in competition with each other, because both came from God• Anselm of Canterbury(AD ) Benedictine monk and archbishop of Canterbury, Anselm is known for his "debt satisfaction" theory of atonement and for his ontological argument for the existence of God• In the thirteenth and fourteenth centuriesa genuine scientific movement developed as scholastics began to examine nature directly• According to the medieval worldview
 sharp differences existed between a higher world of perfection and a lower world of n HIEU 201 Chapter 11 quiz: Liberty University 1. All of the following were true of university students EXCEPT they 2. The geocentric theory held that 3. According to the medieval worldview 4. Saint Anselm () taught that God could 5. The condemnation of strict Aristotelianism in 1277 6. Roger Bacon 7. The leading center for the study of Roman law in the Middle Ages was 8. The French chansons de geste 9. Romanesque architecture 10. The Divine Comedy describes Dante's journey through 11. Gothic cathedrals gave expression to the medieval conception of 12. The form of poetry known as courtly love 13. The Song of Roland 14. All of the following contributed to the Twelfth-Century Awakening EXCEPT 15. According to medieval Christian theology, 16. Scholastic philosophy was a product of 17. In Sic et Non, Peter Abelard () demonstrated that 18. Thomas Aquinas believed that in the relationship between faith and reason 19. In the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries 20. ______ created the impetus theory, which marked an advance over Aristotle's air-engine