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AH.9 The Rise of Towns and Cities
AH.9 The Rise of Towns and Cities
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The emergence of towns and cities at the following the Crusades in the middle and late Middle Ages
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1
Which of the following was
not
a problem in medieval towns?
farm animals on the loose
wood shortages
fires
falling garbage and slop
2
Which of the following features do Gothic cathedrals NOT have?
pointed arches
stained glass windows
thick walls
gargoyles
3
The Hanseatic League was a famous medieval
merchant guild
soccer group
craft guild
group of pirates
4
The Black Death
helped to end feudalism
was caused by Jewish people
wiped out the rat population
killed everyone in England
5
In Western Europe before the Crusades there were many large towns.
False
True
6
Salerno was
the first school of medicine in Europe
a health resort
all of these
located in Italy
7
Which of the following was NOT a trade route from the East?
up the Persian Gulf to Baghdad
around the southern tip of Africa
the Silk Road across the Gobi Desert
through the Red Sea to Alexandria
8
Which is not one of the three stages of learning to join a craft guild?
workman
journeyman
apprentice
master
9
Manorial serfs were often beaten and treated poorly.
False
True
10
A sign with three metal balls marked a
tavern
bakery
druggist's shop
pawnshop
11
Near which of the following did towns NOT arise?
castles
crossroads
fords through rivers
mountain passes
12
By what year did most towns have their rights?
1000 AD
900 AD
1300 AD
600 AD
13
In Western Europe before the Crusades there were many large towns,
False
True
14
A written statement of rights and privileges which towns protected was a
charter
diploma
Bill of Rights
free document
15
The business class often scorned the noble class,
False
True
16
The Crusades promoted trade.
False
True
17
Which of these cities was invaded by barbarians?
Rome
Damascus
Baghdad
Constantinople
18
What was the goal for members of a craft guild?
to mass-produce goods
to learn what competitors were doing
to provide work for all their members
to become millionaires
19
"Curfew" in medieval times meant
lights out
"Fire!"
cover your fires
get off the streets
20
The Church approved of charging interest when banks began.
True
False
21
Cobblestones were
naturally rough
naturally rounded
safest when wet
used for roofing
22
The Gothic cathedral in Cologne took this many years to complete.
600 years
10 years
100 years
60 years
23
Plasterer, baker, saddle maker are all types of
trade guilds
merchant guilds
24
Women did not participate in craft guilds.
False
True
25
Flying buttresses were used to
dig tunnels
attack castles
defend towns
hold walls in place
26
They revived the material progress that had been dead for many years.
middle class
kings and queens
noble class
Hanseatic League
27
During the early Middle Ages, most people traded for things using gold coins.
False
True
28
Troy weights were
all of these
developed by the Hanseatic League
developed for a fair
a way of measuring ship weight
29
Which of the following was not a part of a typical medieval town?
narrow, winding streets
a police station
a strong town wall
a town hall and square