Unit 5: The Middle Ages

What impact did victory in the Persian Wars have on Athens?

Which religious group offered leniency to conquered people so long as they converted?

Which of the following did Charles "The Hammer" Martel's victory at the Battle of Tours impact?

Which two people got into an argument over lay investiture which led to the Concordat of Worms?

Who is on the bottom of the feudalism pyramid?

Who built schools throughout his kingdom?

Who established the kingdom of the Franks?

Who was crowned Holy Roman Emperor?

Which Roman emperor is credited with dividing the empire into eastern and western halves?

Which statement is the most accurate about feudalism in Western Europe?

If a country is made up of dozens of islands how might we expect it to earn money?

Group of individuals working in the same profession & controlling quality & quantity is called:

Which document involved the Franks?

Who defeated the Muslims at the Battle of Tours and "saved" Christianity in Europe?

Which of the following is true of serfs?

Which of the following is a result of the Crusades on the Islamic world?

Which is not the time period between the end of Rome and beginning of modern world?

Whose nickname was "The Hammer"?

What movement did the Catholic Church use in an attempt to eliminate heretics?

The code by which all knights must live their lives.

What was the final destination of the first three Crusades?

Pepin the Shorts defeat of the Lombards led to the creation of the ____________

In feudalism who is the person that gives away the piece of land?

Who had a centralized government by using trusted overseers (lords) to govern his empire?

Who defended the Pope from the Lombards and was named king?

What did Canon (Church) Law replace?

Which appears to be the most long-lasting way the culture of Ancient Greece has spread?

What group of people from Scandinavia invaded Western Europe?

Which of the following was a lasting effect of the Crusades?

In feudalism what is the name of a piece of land given away?

In the LATER Middle Ages serfs would run away.  Where would they go to find jobs?

What is someone called who goes against the teachings of the Catholic Church?

What empire fell to the Ottoman Turks?

Why is the crowning of Charlemagne by the Pope important?

What people were the first civilization in the Americas?

Who created the guidelines and rules by which monks/nuns would live?

The relationship between feudalism and the manor system.

Which of the following is true about the Bubonic Plague (Black Death)?

In which religion is a god not considered to be perfect?

What does this image show?

The group of people, united by language, credited with advancing the civilizations of Africa?

Which does not show a relationship between Frank king's and the Catholic Church?

The Treaty of Verdun broke up whose empire and started feudalism?

What treaty ended the fight over lay investiture between Pope Gregory VII and King Henry IV?

Which choice was not a factor in the rapid spread of the Muslim empires?

What made the Catholic Church so powerful in the Middle Ages?

What was the LONG-TERM result of the three-field system of farming?

Who established the Carolingian Dynasty?

Who was the first ruler of the Franks to convert to Christianity?

Which of the following was NOT an effect of the Bubonic Plague?

In feudalism who is the person receiving the land?