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The Gregorian Reforms Quiz

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Which Pope is considered to be the namesake of the Gregorian Reforms?

Pope Gregory II

Pope Gregory III

Pope Gregory VII (correct)

Pope Gregory I

During which time period were the Gregorian Reforms initiated?

c. 1000-1020

c. 1200-1250

c. 1100-1150

c. 1050-1080 (correct)

What was the main focus of the Gregorian Reforms?

Papal supremacy

Moral integrity and independence of the clergy (correct)

Secular authorities

Reform of the papal curia

What system of power does conciliarism properly refer to?

<p>A later system of power between the Pope, the Roman curia, and secular authorities</p> Signup and view all the answers

What principles of papal primacy were contained in Dictatus papae?

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The Gregorian Reforms Quiz

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Questions and Answers

Which Pope is considered to be the namesake of the Gregorian Reforms?

During which time period were the Gregorian Reforms initiated?

What was the main focus of the Gregorian Reforms?

What system of power does conciliarism properly refer to?

What principles of papal primacy were contained in Dictatus papae?

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