was the movement to drive the Muslims from Spain

One important result of the Crusades was that....

increase in trade and cultural exchange between Europe and the Middle East

Why was the pope displeased and angered by the crusaders of the Fourth Crusade?

they attacked and looted Constantinople

How were craft guilds financed?

They required members to pay fees.

At the end of the Crusades

Muslims maintained control of the Holy Land.

Why was the income of feudal lords negatively affected by the Black Death?

There were not enough peasants/serfs to work the land

While crusaders fought Muslims in the Holy Land, in Europe...

attacks on Jews, Muslims, and heretics increased

How did merchant banking work?

Merchants deposited money+received bills of exchange for future withdrawals

How did manor lords react during the Black Death when the remaining serfs asked for higher wages?

They passed laws limiting movements and wages of serfs

Who is responsible to starting the "Spanish Inquisition" in 1469 CE?

King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella

Which is NOT TRUE of Joan of Arc?

She was captured by the French.

What was an important advantage of the three-field system of crop rotation?

It increased the amount of land that could be planted every year.

Why were Jews targeted during the bubonic plague?

People were looking for a scapegoat.

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Unit O: Late Middle Ages Review

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1
Many Christians were persecuted during the Crusades after being accused of
excommunication
bribery
pilgrimage
heresy
2
The Reconquista
was credited with bringing new cultural knowledge to Spain
was the movement to drive the Muslims from Spain
brought the Jews. Muslims, and Christians together in Spain
was responsible for the rise of Muslim rule in Spain
3
People who are blamed for problems they did not cause are called what?
scapegoat
rebels
tyrants
peasant
4
During the High Middle Ages, in what style were most new cathedrals built?
Gothic
Medieval
English
French
5
What was the most widely practiced form of Christianity in Western Europe during the Middle Ages?
Protestant
Baptist
Orthodox
Catholic
6
One important result of the Crusades was that....
the Church began studying Islamic texts.
Muslim communities in Europe grew larger
a permanent crusader base was established in the Middle East
increase in trade and cultural exchange between Europe and the Middle East
7
What did the peasants do when the lords refused to pay them higher wages?
poisoned the wells
began the 100 Years' War
started a revolt
refused to plant crops
8
A serious shortage of food is called what?
surplus
plague
drought
famine
9
Why was the pope displeased and angered by the crusaders of the Fourth Crusade?
they marched into France instead of Jerusalem
they attacked and looted Constantinople
they established positive relations with Byzantines against his orders
they took too long to reach the Holy Land
10
How were craft guilds financed?
They were supported by the members selling the highest-priced goods.
They accepted donations from other guilds.
They required members to pay fees.
The manorial lords funded the guilds.
11
In the three-field system of crop rotation, one section of the field was left fallow, which means...?
It was planted with winter crops
It was planted with mixed-season crops
It was left unplanted
It was planted with spring crops
12
____________ helped carry the bubonic plague from Asia to Europe
Priests
Jewish people
Traders
Town Doctors
13
At the end of the Crusades
the Holy Land was divided into equal sections.
Muslims maintained control of the Holy Land.
Jews were the primary rulers of the Holy Land.
Christians were in control of the Holy Land.
14
Why was the income of feudal lords negatively affected by the Black Death?
They agreed to pay higher wages to serfs
There were not enough peasants/serfs to work the land
The Church began to boycott the feudal system
They all chose to flee their manors.
15
The ______ helped the English win many important battles in the early years of the Hundred Years’ War.
armor
guns
longbow
cannons
16
While crusaders fought Muslims in the Holy Land, in Europe...
Christians allied themselves with Jews
Jews and Muslims formed alliances
heretics were honored by the pope
attacks on Jews, Muslims, and heretics increased
17
What caused the Great Famine?
Bad irrigation systems
Poor soil
Years of too much rainfall
Years of drought
18
How did merchant banking work?
Banks lent money to merchants if they promised to make future deposits
Merchants deposited all of their money into one bank for safekeeping
Banks issued bills of exchange to merchants in exchange for goods
Merchants deposited money+received bills of exchange for future withdrawals
19
How did manor lords react during the Black Death when the remaining serfs asked for higher wages?
They passed laws limiting movements and wages of serfs
They began to farm their land themselves
They began to revolt
They paid the demanded wages
20
Who is responsible to starting the "Spanish Inquisition" in 1469 CE?
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella
Peter the Hermit
King Henry and Thomas Beckett
Abd al-Rhaman
21
Which is NOT TRUE of Joan of Arc?
She led her soldiers in many successful battles
She was tried for heresy and burned at the stake
She was captured by the French.
She claimed that voices from heaven told her to dress like a knight + fight
22
The Roman Catholic Church allowed people to watch plays as long as they were based on
current events
stories from the bible
church history
chivalry
23
What 2 countries fought against each other in the Hundred Years’ War?
Germany & Russia
England & France
Ireland & Scotland
Spain & Italy
24
What was an important advantage of the three-field system of crop rotation?
It produced fewer crops for farmers to harvest.
It divided a farmer’s land into two equal fields.
It allowed all of a farmer’s land to be planted at once.
It increased the amount of land that could be planted every year.
25
The Muslim leader who escaped to Spain and established a new dynasty at Córdoba was________________?
Abd al-Rhaman
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella
King Henry and Thomas Beckett
Charlemagne and the Pope
26
Which of the following people would NOT have been a member of a guild?
Merchant
Shoemaker
Grocer
Manorial Lord
27
Why were Jews targeted during the bubonic plague?
People were looking for a scapegoat.
The Church wanted to convert them.
They were responsible for spreading the plague.
They were immune from the plague.
28
Who ended the "Spanish Inquisition" in 1834 CE?
King Ferdinand
Queen Isabella II
Peter the Hermit
Abd al-Rhaman
29
As _________ grew larger and more important, so did towns.
the silk road
feudal system
trade and markets
the black plague

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