SAT Subject Test in World History › Impact of Christianity
The Christian tradition of Scholasticism emerged largely as a result of the writings of __________.
John Wycliffe and Jan Hus may be best understood as early precursors of __________.
During the fourteenth century, there were Popes in both Rome and __________.
After the Concordat of Worms, bishops in the Holy Roman Empire owed their allegiance to __________.
During the Medieval period, it was common for people to pay one-tenth of their income to the church; this payment is known as a(n) __________.