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Early Europe Unit 5
Early Europe Unit 5
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1
The Divine Right of Kings suggests ________.
the idea that the king's authority comes from God.
the idea that only knights should get paid.
the idea that serfs should have the same rights as lords.
the idea that Muslims should have equal rights.
2
A monarchy is a government in which kings/queens inherit their power to rule.
False
True
3
Was Frankish leader. He and the Pope created larger Christian empire.
None of the above
Charlemagne
Constantine
Justinian
4
How was the Black Death spread so quickly?
cattle
dogs
spiders
fleas
5
Every level of the church played a key role in people's lives.
True
False
6
The Pope approved of the Crusades.
False
True
7
During the Middle Ages, ________ was created as a form social and political organization.
the feudal system
an oligarchy
a democracy
none of the above
8
A nation-state is similar to what we now consider to be a country.
True
False
9
________ lived in monasteries and studied prayer and education.
Serfs and vassals
Lords and vassals
Monks and nuns
Nuns and peasants
10
Which of the following is NOT true about the Hagia Sophia?
It displayed fine architecture and artistic abilities.
It was built as a place of worship for Muslims.
It was an Eastern Orthodox Church
It was built in Constantinople.
11
___ was Byzantine leader who created a simplified law code, used as example for modern law.
Pope Urban II
Constantine
Justinian
Charlemagne
12
The Crusades were holy wars over control of the Holy Land.
False
True
13
_____was considered to be more important and powerful than any other leader during this time.
No one was more important than the king.
Lords and vassals
The Pope
Serfs
14
The Pope's decisions were controlled by the kings of Europe.
False
True
15
Mountains impacted early European cultures and civilizations by _________.
inspiring new artists
causing extreme famine
making it easy to attack others
separating cultures from one another
16
A government where king or queen inherits their power to rule.
oligarchy
feudal system
monarchy
democracy
17
________ brought back a focus on classical ideas and education.
The Middle Ages
The Renaissance
The Crusades
Feudalism
18
The Great Schism resulted in _________.
A split between Islam and Christianity
Giving control of Islam to the Pope.
Two branches of the Christian Church splitting.
A split between Islam and Judaism.
19
Goodrich is about 12 miles south of Davison is an example of ____.
relative location
absolute location
20
Which geographical feature helped provide great opportunity for increased trade?
Mountains
Rivers
Islands
none of the above
21
Which is an example of a nation state?
France
Rome
Europe
London
22
The plague caused about one-third of Europe's population to die.
False
True
23
A contagious disease that spreads quickly and kills many.
feudalism
plague
crusade
none of the above
24
Members of upper class of society, owned land.
serfs
aristocracy
feudal system
peasants
25
Most of the churches had little or no money.
True
False
26
_________ has a long coastline and became a center for trade during the Middle Ages.
Germany
Italy
China
Saudia Arabia
27
System where land owning nobles and peasants provided goods and services for each other.
nobles
monarchy
crusade
feudalism
28
A poor farmer that works someone's land.
king
knight
vassal
peasant
29
_________ limited the authority of the King.
The Divine Right of Kings
The Magna Carta
Nothing limited the king's authority.
The Justinian Code
30
Art and education began to flourish more during the Renaissance period.
True
False