1 .		Pope Innocent III's elaboration of the doctrine of papal plenitude of power, around the year 1200, helped transform the papacy into a great secular power.   True  False
2 .		The church of the late 13th century
3 .		In 1309 Clement moved the papal court to , an imperial city on the southeastern border of France.
4 .		Clement VI began the practice of selling , or pardons for unrepented sins.
5 .		In his 1324 work Defender of the Peace, Marsilius of Padua
6 .		John was an Oxford theologian and philosopher who became a major intellectual spokesman for the rights of royalty against the secular pretensions of the popes.
7 .		Pope Gregory XI reestablished the papacy in Rome in January 1377, ending what had come to be known as the " Captivity" of the church in Avignon.
8 .		While the church compromised with John Huss on several basic principles, no agreement was reached regarding punishment for clergy committing mortal sins.   True  False
9 .		The Great Schism
10 .		The basic argument of the "conciliarists" was that
11 .		The Conciliar Movement was important because it
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