What effects did the Crusades have on Europe and the Middle East?

Trade expanded and towns boomed.

All the following describe a manor except .....

allowed serfs to FREELY move and work where they chose

What were some of the symptoms of the plague?

Fever, hallucinations, and buboes.

What does "pocket full of posies" mean?

Flowers to hide the smell of the dead bodies

Describe the Crusades.

Battles between Muslim and Christian forces for control of the Holy Land

The Middle Ages: What were the Crusades?

A series of wars between Muslims and Christians

limited the power of the English Monarch

How did Christianity spread in the Middle Ages?

Through monks and missionaries.

What was an immediate effect of the Crusades on Europe and the Middle East?

Death and destructions of thousands of innocent people.

Which of the following is true about the Church during medieval times?

It was the center of learning and education

Why did people carry Flowers in their pockets during a plague outbreak?

To cover up the smell of the decaying bodies

A social and economic system of hierarchy, ruled by a King

What was the purpose of the Crusades?

To get the Holy Land back from the Muslim Turks.

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1
What effects did the Crusades have on Europe and the Middle East?
Trade expanded and towns boomed.
Furs, ceramics, and jade were carried to China.
Precious metals and stones were carried from China.
Silk cloth was brought to China from the West.
2
Where did Islam begin?
South America
North America
Arabian Peninsula
Australia
3
Who comes third in the feudal pyramid?
Knights.
Lords
Kings.
Serfs
4
All the following describe a manor except .....
self-sufficient rural community owned by a lord
contained fields, forests, meadows, serfs & their belongings
allowed serfs to FREELY move and work where they chose
a way of how lords supported themselves
5
Symptoms of the black death
loss of motor control
Fever and headache
Buboles, pain vomiting
All of the answers
6
What were some of the symptoms of the plague?
Buboes, cough, and dehydration
Dizziness, runny nose, and fever
Dehydration, cough, and runny nose.
Fever, hallucinations, and buboes.
7
The monks copied manuscripts in a scriptorium.
True
False
8
Which does not describe a manor?
center of economy
self-contained
urban
self-sufficient
9
What does "pocket full of posies" mean?
Flowers to shoo off the evil that caused the Black Death
A pocket full of money
Flowers are signs of hope that the plague would die off
Flowers to hide the smell of the dead bodies
10
What is the Bubonic Plague also known as?
Yellow Fever
The Red Plague
The Black Spot
The Black Death
11
Describe the Crusades.
Conflicts between papal and patriarchal authority
Battles between Muslim and Christian forces for control of the Holy Land
Christian forces attempted to retake al-Andalus from Muslim control
Conflicts between the pope and Martin Luther
12
Why did the Black Death spread so quickly?
Eating contaminated food
Constant warfare across Europe
Fast blowing winds
Lack of medical knowledge
13
middle ages
shield
middle man
empire
medieval
14
What did the lords give to the vassals?
money
weapons
land
chickens
15
The Middle Ages: What were the Crusades?
A war between the Pope and Kings of Europe
A series of wars between Muslims and Christians
A quest for the Holy Grail
A political struggle for the city of Jerusalem
16
What did the lords give to the vassals?
money
chickens
weapons
land
17
Which groups primarily made up the middle class in the Middle Ages?
Merchants and craftsmen
Soldiers and knights
Peasants and serfs
Nobles and clergy
18
How was the Bubonic Plague introduced to Europe?
Knights from England
Caravans from Timbuktu
Traders from China
Pilgrims from Mecca
19
The Magna Carta...
was a document that allowed Christopher Columbus to go west
was a pretty okay album
was the first Church in the USA
limited the power of the English Monarch
20
One significant long term impact of the Black Death was
The increased use of camels in the Silk Road
Rise of ottoman Turks
The end of the Indian Ocean as a viable trade network
Decline of feudalism in Europe
21
How did Christianity spread in the Middle Ages?
Through monks and missionaries.
Through news networks.
Through monks.
Through missionaries.
22
How did monks live?
in large cities
near the countryside
isolated from communities
in the mountains
23
Identify one Frankish leader
Augustus
Charlemagne
Socrates.
Alexander the Great
24
What provided a source of stability to Europe after the fall of Rome?
Crusades
Islam
Catholic Church
Black Death
25
What was an immediate effect of the Crusades on Europe and the Middle East?
Increased wealth and growth of a new military social class.
Increased trade between the Middle East and Europe.
Death and destructions of thousands of innocent people.
New technologies brought from Europe to the Middle East.
26
Which of the following is true about the Church during medieval times?
It was the center of learning and education
It was the only reason for the decline of feudalism.
It offered jobs for serfs.
t was a place to pay government taxes.
27
French nobleman who became king of England
John the Conquer
Joan of Arc
William the Knight
William the Conquer
28
Why did people carry Flowers in their pockets during a plague outbreak?
To give them to someone they had the warmies for
To look pretty
To cover up the smell of the decaying bodies
To keep the disease away
29
What is Feudalism?
A socio-economic system of equity and individual ownership.
What is Feudalism?
A political situation of violence, feuds, and small uproars.
A social and economic system of hierarchy, ruled by a King
30
How was the plague introduced?
Fleas on Rats
Trading Routes
Warfare
All of the above
31
What was the purpose of the Crusades?
To give knights something to do.
To kill a bunch of people the Pope didn’t like.
To get the Holy Land back from the Muslim Turks.
To help the Byzantine Empire with their trade routes.
32
Where did monks live?
Monastery
Castle
Abbey
Church

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Middle Ages End of Unit Test

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Middle Ages End of Unit Test

Flashcards32 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 32

Answers

1
What effects did the Crusades have on Europe and the Middle East?
Trade expanded and towns boomed.
Furs, ceramics, and jade were carried to China.
Precious metals and stones were carried from China.
Silk cloth was brought to China from the West.
2
Where did Islam begin?
South America
North America
Arabian Peninsula
Australia
3
Who comes third in the feudal pyramid?
Knights.
Lords
Kings.
Serfs
4
All the following describe a manor except .....
self-sufficient rural community owned by a lord
contained fields, forests, meadows, serfs & their belongings
allowed serfs to FREELY move and work where they chose
a way of how lords supported themselves
5
Symptoms of the black death
loss of motor control
Fever and headache
Buboles, pain vomiting
All of the answers
6
What were some of the symptoms of the plague?
Buboes, cough, and dehydration
Dizziness, runny nose, and fever
Dehydration, cough, and runny nose.
Fever, hallucinations, and buboes.
7
The monks copied manuscripts in a scriptorium.
True
False
8
Which does not describe a manor?
center of economy
self-contained
urban
self-sufficient
9
What does "pocket full of posies" mean?
Flowers to shoo off the evil that caused the Black Death
A pocket full of money
Flowers are signs of hope that the plague would die off
Flowers to hide the smell of the dead bodies
10
What is the Bubonic Plague also known as?
Yellow Fever
The Red Plague
The Black Spot
The Black Death
11
Describe the Crusades.
Conflicts between papal and patriarchal authority
Battles between Muslim and Christian forces for control of the Holy Land
Christian forces attempted to retake al-Andalus from Muslim control
Conflicts between the pope and Martin Luther
12
Why did the Black Death spread so quickly?
Eating contaminated food
Constant warfare across Europe
Fast blowing winds
Lack of medical knowledge
13
middle ages
shield
middle man
empire
medieval
14
What did the lords give to the vassals?
money
weapons
land
chickens
15
The Middle Ages: What were the Crusades?
A war between the Pope and Kings of Europe
A series of wars between Muslims and Christians
A quest for the Holy Grail
A political struggle for the city of Jerusalem
16
What did the lords give to the vassals?
money
chickens
weapons
land
17
Which groups primarily made up the middle class in the Middle Ages?
Merchants and craftsmen
Soldiers and knights
Peasants and serfs
Nobles and clergy
18
How was the Bubonic Plague introduced to Europe?
Knights from England
Caravans from Timbuktu
Traders from China
Pilgrims from Mecca
19
The Magna Carta...
was a document that allowed Christopher Columbus to go west
was a pretty okay album
was the first Church in the USA
limited the power of the English Monarch
20
One significant long term impact of the Black Death was
The increased use of camels in the Silk Road
Rise of ottoman Turks
The end of the Indian Ocean as a viable trade network
Decline of feudalism in Europe
21
How did Christianity spread in the Middle Ages?
Through monks and missionaries.
Through news networks.
Through monks.
Through missionaries.
22
How did monks live?
in large cities
near the countryside
isolated from communities
in the mountains
23
Identify one Frankish leader
Augustus
Charlemagne
Socrates.
Alexander the Great
24
What provided a source of stability to Europe after the fall of Rome?
Crusades
Islam
Catholic Church
Black Death
25
What was an immediate effect of the Crusades on Europe and the Middle East?
Increased wealth and growth of a new military social class.
Increased trade between the Middle East and Europe.
Death and destructions of thousands of innocent people.
New technologies brought from Europe to the Middle East.
26
Which of the following is true about the Church during medieval times?
It was the center of learning and education
It was the only reason for the decline of feudalism.
It offered jobs for serfs.
t was a place to pay government taxes.
27
French nobleman who became king of England
John the Conquer
Joan of Arc
William the Knight
William the Conquer
28
Why did people carry Flowers in their pockets during a plague outbreak?
To give them to someone they had the warmies for
To look pretty
To cover up the smell of the decaying bodies
To keep the disease away
29
What is Feudalism?
A socio-economic system of equity and individual ownership.
What is Feudalism?
A political situation of violence, feuds, and small uproars.
A social and economic system of hierarchy, ruled by a King
30
How was the plague introduced?
Fleas on Rats
Trading Routes
Warfare
All of the above
31
What was the purpose of the Crusades?
To give knights something to do.
To kill a bunch of people the Pope didn’t like.
To get the Holy Land back from the Muslim Turks.
To help the Byzantine Empire with their trade routes.
32
Where did monks live?
Monastery
Castle
Abbey
Church