Which of the following was Justinian’s most significant contribution? He

created a body of laws that were the basis for legal systems

The main reason that Constantinople was a good location for a capital of the Byzantine Empire?

It is located at a crossroads for trade b/t Asia and Europe

The claim of papal supremacy held that

the pope had authority over all kings and emperors.

Friars differed from other monks in that they

traveled and preached the Gospels.

What is the best example of the code of chivalry?

A knight rescues a peasant family from a fire.

Under Benedictine Rule, monks and nuns took vows of

obedience, poverty, and chastity.

Which of these remained true following the Great Schism?

Only Western Christians accepted the authority of the pope

Which of these correctly arranges the general hierarchy of the European feudal system?

1) monarch, 2) lords, 3) vassals, 4) peasants

In the later Middle Ages, the Church

withdrew many rights that nuns had enjoyed.

What important step did King Clovis take in ruling his conquered lands in the late 400s?

He converted to Christianity, the religion of Gaul.

What was a result of the Treaty of Verdun in 843?

Charlemagne’s heirs split his empire into three regions.

Born to a wealthy merchant family, Francis of Assisi

abandoned all worldly goods to live and preach in poverty.

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1
Which of the following was Justinian’s most significant contribution? He
created a body of laws that were the basis for legal systems
created the first Christian empire in Europe
was the longest reigning Byzantine emperor.
pushed back Muslim armies from entering into Western Europe
2
The main reason that Constantinople was a good location for a capital of the Byzantine Empire?
It is located at a crossroads for trade b/t Asia and Europe
It is near some of the region's greatest rivers.
It was close to the many islands that dot the Aegean Sea.
It was protected from invaders by mountains
3
In the manor system, the peasants had to
use the manor’s mill.
stay on the land for life.
sell their produce to their lord.
work to earn their freedom.
4
While the lord was away at war or court, management of his estate fell to
the bishop of the nearest church.
his most trusted vassal.
a serf that he chose before his departure
the lady of the castle
5
The claim of papal supremacy held that
the pope had authority over all religions on Earth.
the pope was the chief authority over the Papal States.
the pope was the head of the Western Christian Church.
the pope had authority over all kings and emperors.
6
Friars differed from other monks in that they
traveled and preached the Gospels.
developed new methods of agriculture.
lived in isolated monasteries.
translated Greek and Roman works.
7
The period between ancient times and modern times during A.D. 500–1500 was called the:
Middle Ages
Feudal Period
Roman times
Renaissance
8
What is the best example of the code of chivalry?
A peasant steals a chicken from a lord to feed his family
knight uses a weapon hidden in his boot to gain an advantage
A knight rescues a peasant family from a fire.
A knight requires a commoner to go with him into battle.
9
The Hagia Sophia was
a grand cathedral built in Constantinople by Justinian
intended to restore the glory of the Roman empire
Mosque for centuries after collapse of the Byzantine empire
all of the above
10
Under Benedictine Rule, monks and nuns took vows of
obedience, chastity, and purity.fraternity
obedience, poverty, and chastity.
obedience, poverty, and honesty.
obedience, honesty, and purity.
11
Which of these remained true following the Great Schism?
W. Christians accepted the authority of the patriarch
Only Western Christians accepted the authority of the pope
E & W Christians accepted the authority of the pope in Rome.
E & W Christians accepted the authority of the patriarch
12
Which of these correctly arranges the general hierarchy of the European feudal system?
1) peasants, 2) lords, 3) monarch, 4) vassals
1) monarch, 2) lords, 3) vassals, 4) peasants
1) lords, 2) monarch, 3) vassals, 4) peasants
1) vassals, 2) peasants, 3) monarch, 4) lords
13
Chivalry was a
code of conduct for knights.
political system of the Middle Ages.
contract between knights and their lord.
musical style of the troubadours.
14
In the later Middle Ages, the Church
withdrew many rights that nuns had enjoyed.
refused to allow nuns to set up schools.
allowed women to become priests.
encouraged increased education for women.
15
To achieve salvation, medieval Christians believed that they must
read the Bible completely.
receive the sacraments.
do volunteer work for the Church.
make a pilgrimage to Rome.
16
Why did Europe decline during the early Middle Ages?
The region was invaded repeatedly
all of the above
Trade and classical learning decreased
The unifying force of the Roman empire was gone
17
What important step did King Clovis take in ruling his conquered lands in the late 400s?
He converted to Christianity, the religion of Gaul.
He preserved the Roman legacy in his rule of Spain.
He converted to Islam, the religion of the people in Spain.
He rejected the Roman legacy in his rule of Gaul.
18
In the medieval Church people could be __________ forbidding them from receiving sacraments
secularized
guilded
banished
excommunicated
19
Which group attacked W Europe from the sea and broke up the last of Charlemagne’s empire?
Vikings
Goths
Magyars
Franks
20
Led Frankish armies in the Battle of Tours and pushed Muslim armies from advancing into Gaul
Clovis
Charles Martel
Charlemagne
Justinian
21
What was a result of the Treaty of Verdun in 843?
Magyars gave up their claims to Germany, France, and Italy
Charlemagne united the Christian world under his rule.
Charlemagne’s heirs split his empire into three regions.
Goths, Saxons, and Franks split W. Europe into three regions
22
Born to a wealthy merchant family, Francis of Assisi
used his status in society to improve the life of women.
was both a successful wealthy merchant & a popular poet.
gave up his family fortunes to join the Benedictine monks
abandoned all worldly goods to live and preach in poverty.
23
Feudalism developed as a way for medieval societies to
protect themselves
build an empire
increase trade
feed the population
24
Part of a vassal’s obligation under his feudal contract was to
serve in the military.
serve all his lords equally.
conquer neighboring kingdoms.
be true to his word.

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