What was an important effect of the Crusades on Western Europe?

It furthered ecomonic interactions between cultures

What was a long-term effect of the Crusades?

An increased demand of goods from the East

What was the most important role of the Monastery in Western Europe?

To preserve ideas of Christianity

Which BEST describes a result of the Crusades?

Trade increased between Europe and the Middle East

Who were the Crusaders?

A military force sanctioned by the Roman Catholic Church

Which best describes how the Bubonic Plague was spread?

It spread along trade routes by land and sea

Which is an effect of the Black Plague on Western Europe?

It led to the labor shortages and the end of Fuedalism

How did the Crusades indirectly contribute to the discovery of the New World?

By increasing European demand for Asian goods

Which is NOT a goal of the Crusades for the Church?

To establish trade with the Turks

What was a major result of the Crusades?

It led to the spread of Middle Eastern culture and tecnology

Which of the following is an effect of the Crusades?

Europe's economy became dependent upon foriegn trade

How did life change for the surviving serfs and peasants after the Black Death?

they began to demand pay for their labor

What was the result of the increase in trade in Europe during the Middle Ages?

an increase in the development of cities and towns

Why did Medieval Christians fear Excommunication?

Those cast out of the Church could not get into Heaven

What if Christian Monastaries were never created?

Sacred Christian writing would have been lost

What was the goal of the Crusades for the Catholic Church?

To capture the Holy Lands from the Muslims

Which is NOT a responsibility of the Monks?

They defended the Pope in the Crusades

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1
What was an important effect of the Crusades on Western Europe?
It introduced Neolithic Revolution to Western Europe
It furthered ecomonic interactions between cultures
It declined the importance of the Roman Catholic Church
It ended the Western European quest for an overseas Empire
2
Which is NOT an impact of the Roman Catholic Church during the Middle ages?
A more unified religious society
A growth of universities
A more democratic society
A more stable government
3
What was a long-term effect of the Crusades?
A strong feudal system
The adoption of the Islamic religion
An increased demand of goods from the East
An increase in European isolation
4
Who played the biggest role in creating the first Universities in Europe?
Church leaders
Noble landowners
Kings and Queens
Muslims Scholars
5
What was the most important role of the Monastery in Western Europe?
To preserve ideas of Christianity
To preserve the practice of chivalry
To educate monks about Roman Law
To teach agricultural techniques to peasants
6
What was a major impact of the Black Death?
The decline of feudalism
The creation of a Jewish nation-state
A loss of natural resources
The spread of scientific advances
7
Which BEST describes a result of the Crusades?
Trade increased between Europe and the Middle East
Europeans grew more tolerant of Muslims
Europeans gained lasting control over the Middle Eas
Islamic armies conquered western Europe
8
Who were the Crusaders?
Military soliders who lived in the Holy Land
A military force sanctioned by the Roman Catholic Church
A group of Pope's fighting in a war
9
Which best describes how the Bubonic Plague was spread?
It spread along trade routes by land and sea
It spread to all Continents
It spread only by sea trade routes
It spread to only Europe
10
Which is an effect of the Black Plague on Western Europe?
It led to an increase in the European population
It led to the labor shortages and the end of Fuedalism
It led to feudalism in Medieval Europe
It led to the rise of the Roman Empire
11
How did the Crusades indirectly contribute to the discovery of the New World?
By increasing the power of the feudal Lords
By forcing the religious conversion of the Muslims
By increasing European demand for Asian goods
By forcing the Turks to flee from Constantinople
12
Which accurately describes the influence of the Arts during the Middle Ages?
Government systems
Barbarian invasions
Natural environment
Religious teachings
13
Which is NOT a goal of the Crusades for the Church?
To free the Holy Land from Muslim Rule
To establish trade with the Turks
To prevent the Turks from attacking the Byzantine Empire
To recapture Palestine from the Turks
14
What was a major result of the Crusades?
It led to the conversion of Muslims to Christianity
It led to a long-term decrease in European trade
Led to permenant occupation of the Holy Land by Europeans
It led to the spread of Middle Eastern culture and tecnology
15
Which of the following is an effect of the Crusades?
The Pope's influence decreased throughout Europe
Europe's economy became dependent upon foriegn trade
Feudalism gained popularity throughout eastern Europe
Islam dominated the teachings of the Church
16
How did life change for the surviving serfs and peasants after the Black Death?
they had to work much longer days
they moved from towns to the country
they began to demand pay for their labor
they rioted and took over the manors
17
What was the result of the increase in trade in Europe during the Middle Ages?
a lower standard of living for peasants
a decrease in the economic rivalry between kings
an increase in political power for the clergy
an increase in the development of cities and towns
18
Why did Medieval Christians fear Excommunication?
Those cast out of the Church could not get work
Those cast out of the Church could not get into Heaven
Those cast out of the Church could not own property
Those cast out of the Church had to leave their villages
19
What if Christian Monastaries were never created?
Rome would have continued to conquer barbarian tribes
Sacred Christian writing would have been lost
Islamic religious texts would have been preserved
The manor system would have collapsed
20
How did European Crusaders reach the Holy Land?
They followed trade routes
They followed Barbarian invaders
They followed migration patterns
They followed the Pope's teachings
21
Which books would students most likely have studied in Medieval Europe?
The Bible
The Vedas
The Four Noble Truths
The Koran
22
How was the Bubonic Plague introduced to Europe?
Barbarians from Northern Europe
Traders from Asia
Explorers returning from the Americas
Merchants from West Africa
23
What was the goal of the Crusades for the Catholic Church?
To capture the Holy Lands from the Christians
To capture the Holy Lands from the Muslims
To capture the Holy Land from the Jews
To capture the Holy Lands from the Byzantines
24
In the 11th century, a Crusader was most likely which of the following?
A Protestant from England
A Muslim from the Palestine
A Catholic from Europe
A Jew from Israel
25
Which was NOT an impact of the Roman Catholic Church during the Middle ages?
A more democratic society
A growth of the universities
A more unified religious society
A more stable government
26
Which is NOT a responsibility of the Monks?
They defended the Pope in the Crusades
They ran universities and monasteries
They preserved Christian texts as scribes
They collected ancient Church writings
27
What was the "subject" of most of the Art, Music and Literature of Medieval Europe?
Greek and Roman subjects
Religion
Materialism
Scientific achievements
28
What else, besides goods, was exchanged along trade routes during the Crusades?
Knowledge of silk production
Democratic ideas
Gun powder
Christian beliefs
29
Which of the following was a result of the Europeans participating in the Crusades?
They never returned home after the long journey
They decided to invent new methods of travel
They encountered many cultures
They decided to abandon their religious beliefs
30
What religion was represented by the Cross on the armor of the Crusaders?
Judasim
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam

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