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SCA World Studies Chap 5 Europe II
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Decline of Feudalism and Development of States in Europe
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1
Who took back English-controlled lands in France?
Philip I
John
Henry II
Philip II
2
What provided new jobs for poor Europeans after the crusades?
monasteries
factories
feudal estates
visual arts
3
In Medieval England, a jury determined an accused person's guilt or innocence.
False
True
4
Which was NOT brought to Europe by merchants returning from the Holy Land?
scientific knowledge
mathematical knowledge
a manufactured virus
spices, fabrics, and furs
5
The Roman Catholic Church declined in power after this pope:
Nicholas I
Innocent III
Leo I
Gregory I
6
Who ruled France while John was the (phony) king of England?
Hugh Capet
Richard
Philip I
Philip II
7
Where is the Iberian Peninsula?
southwestern Africa
southwestern Europe
southwestern Asia
in a galaxy far far away
8
What service was provided by Knights Templar for pilgrims and crusaders?
banking
laundry
food trucs
safe lodging
9
How did Venice rebel against the Roman Catholic Church?
It refused to persecute citizens for heresy.
It refused to pay taxes to the church.
It expelled the bishop of the city.
It became Protestant city.
10
What was a crusade in medieval times?
where your crew hangs out
a large religious protest
a religious war
a large religious rally
11
What was "common law"?
Laws about important matters like murder
Laws about less important matters
The same laws for every town
Laws for common people like serfs, but not nobles
12
The Capetian dynasty began in France in the ________ century.
11th
10th
12th
13th
13
What nation was NOT on the Iberian peninsula?
Granada
France
Spain
Portugal
14
Which pope called for a crusade to take back Jerusalem and the Holy Land?
Innocent II
Urban II
Urban I
Nicholas I
15
A crusade was similar to jihad.
False
True
16
What had the Seljuk Turks done to provoke European Christians?
They demanded a fee from Christians visiting holy sites.
They attacked the Byzantine Empire
They refused to let Christians visit holy sites.
They bullied them on social media.
17
John's tax policies made him a popular king of England.
False
True
18
In Medieval England, who decided an accused person's guilt or innocence?
vote of town citizens
judge
jury of peers
priest
19
Which city-state had a navy of over 3000 ships?
Rome
Athens
Venice
Sparta
20
Why might a person go on a crusade?
Get out of jail free card
possible lunacy
to seek forgiveness
to seek adventure
21
What resulted from the Medieval Warm Period?
record sales of deodorant
longer growing season
shorter grower season
hot, cranky people
22
What helped farmers turn forests and marshes into farmland?
heavy wheeled plow
light wheeled plow
hand tools
Medieval Warm Period
23
When did common law start?
While Henry I was king.
While John was king.
While Henry II was king.
While William was king.
24
In Medieval England, a jury compiled a list of accusations against a person.
True
False
25
What are the two houses of Parliament?
House of Lords
House of Representatives
Senate
House of Commons
26
How did Capetian rulers gain land?
military conquests
biological warfare
marriage alliances
public auction
27
When did Parliament develop?
During the reign of Henry II
During the reign of Edward I
sometime between 1199 and 1216
sometime between 1272 and 1307
28
What made trade difficult in medieval Europe?
Language barriers
Each city had a different currency.
Travel was not safe.
Cities were are war with each other.
29
How many Jews were slaughtered by crusaders on their way to kill Muslims?
10,000
12,000
5,000
15,000
30
Which did NOT lead to increased crop production?
Medieval Warm Period
drought
crop rotation
large families
31
What title is usually attached to William's name?
William the Barbarian
William the Wild
William the Conqueror
Sir William the Nasty Norman
32
What caused towns to grow into cities?
People had large families.
Miracle Gro
People left feudal estates.
Factory jobs
33
What was a "town charter"?
a bakery
a legal document listing privileges of citizens
a coffee shop in the town square
a list of the town's citizens
34
Translate the Latin term Magna Carta.
great cathedral
great charter
great volcano
great ox cart
35
What documents were brought back to Europe because of the crusades?
Hebrew documents
Arabic documents
Greek documents
Slavic documents
36
Who left feudal estates to live in towns?
nobles
serfs
second born sons of nobles
firstborn sons of nobles
37
Capetians ruled France for _____.
300 years
400 years
2 centuries
3 centuries
38
In what year did William conquer England?
1077
1044
1066
1055
39
Who forced John to sign the Magna Carta?
His brother Richard
Priests
Nobles
the pope
40
The Magna Carta assured rights for ___.
common people
nobles
priests and monks
eventually all Englishmen
41
What year marks the start of the first crusade?
1085
1100
1090
1095
42
Merchants, bankers, and craftsmen became part of a developing __________ class.
7/8 grade
middle
lower
upper
43
When was the Iberian peninsula finally freed from Muslim control?
1492
1512
1502
1482
44
What power did Parliament have?
The power of the purse
The power of the princes
The power of the public
The power of the pence
45
What was the name of the dynasty William started?
Norman
Williamate
Victorian
Tudor
46
What did Europeans invent in the 13th century?
mechanical clocks
windmills
compasses
corrective eyeglasses
47
Compare the 11th century population of Paris to the present day population.
There are 3x as many in Paris now.
There are 2x as many in Paris now.
There are half as many in Paris now.
Population remains the same.
48
How was Henry II related to William?
He was William's grandson.
He was William's great-grandson.
He was William's son.
He was William's carriage driver.
49
Who granted town charters?
nobles
priests
kings
knights
50
What is the "interdict"?
denial of the sacraments
a part of speech
a position in Quidditch
a musical term
51
What happened to European climate in the 11th century?
an ice age
a cooling period
nuclear winter
a warming period
52
Which innovation of Henry II pleased the British people?
right to vote
circuit courts
horseless carriage
casual Fridays
53
Cities became symbols of prosperity and liberty.
True
False
54
How long did Christians and Muslims vie for the Iberian Peninsula?
3 centuries
450 years
4 centuries
5 centuries
55
The Capetian dynasty began with ____.
Henri Tian
Hugh Tian
Henri Capet
Hugh Capet
