| A | B |
|---|
| Territory Given to the Pope by Pepin | Papal States |
| A reform in papal elections where a group of bishops came together to elect a pope | College of Cardinals |
| The pope that called for the crusades | Pope Urban II |
| The pope that began the Papal Inquisition in an attempt to be systematic | Pope Gregory IX |
| This Time Period the popes tended to indulge in excessive pleasure rather that gospel values | The Renaissance Period |
| The type of control that Gregory VII wanted to free the church from in 1073 | Secular |
| The papacy had claims to this. | Their Own Lands |
| Establishing the pope as a territorial ruler like a king, forced him and the church to be more materialistic and less of this. | Spiritual |
| This practice is where a high-ranking lay person such as an emperor could appoint bishops or abbots. | Lay investiture |
| Charlemagne gave government posistions to these people. | Priests, Monks, and Bishops |
| Charlemagne felt a strong responsibility for the faith of these people. | Christians |
| This Concordat stopped Lay Investiture | Concordat of Worms |
| This Church accepted the emperor's dominance over them. | The Eastern |
| These were the Spanish Inquisition's main target. | Jews & Muslims who converted to Christian |
| This pope Excommunitcated King Henry IV. | Pope Gregory VII |
