The author of the important medieval theological work Book of the Sentences was:

After the 1368 overthrow of the Mongol dynasty that had ruled China:

Master Eckhart taught that:

The thirteenth century was a “new global age” because it:

Sacraments could only be performed by ordained priests.

The Mongols conquered all of the following peoples EXCEPT:

In fourteenth- and fifteenth-century Europe, localities could expect a renewed outbreak of plague:

The “Eucharist” is another term for communion at Mass.

Peter Waldo’s reform movement in the late twelfth century was considered heretical by the church because the Waldensians did not:

The Black Plague probably originated in ____________ and spread to western Europe along the trade routes.