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How was the Bubonic Plague introduced to Europe?
How did Christianity spread in the Middle Ages?
Middle Ages Review
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How did Christianity spread in the Middle Ages?
Feudalism and Vikings
monks & missionaries
Magna Carta
the Bubonic Plague
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How was the Bubonic Plague introduced to Europe?
Knights from England
Pilgrims from Mecca
Caravans from Timbuktu
Traders from China
3
Christianity grew out of what religion?
Hinduism
Judaism
Islam
Buddhism
4
Why did the Black Death spread so quickly?
Constant warfare across Europe
Fast blowing winds
Lack of medical knowledge
Eating contaminated food
5
Who was forced to sign the Magna Carta?
Charlemagne
King John I
King Charles I
William the Conqueror
6
How did Christianity originally spread?
Through pilgrimages to religious sites
Through the election of a new pope
Through the accomplishments of the Crusades
Through the teachings/preaching of Jesus’ disciples
7
What did the knight owe to the lord and the king?
Nothing
Money
Loyalty/Protection
Half his wages
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Who was the founder of Islam?
Abraham
Jesus
Muhammad
Buddha
9
What limited the power of the king and contributed to the end of feudalism?
Manorialism
Magna Carta
Constitution
Feudalism
10
What religion first introduced monotheism?
Buddhism
Islam
Judaism
Christianity
11
Under the manor system, which group listed below was tied/bound to the manor?
Serfs
Lords
Vassals
Monks
12
Who was between the Lord and the Serf on the Feudal pyramid?
The king
The serfs
The vassals
The lords
13
What was the main purpose of the Five Pillars?
To help Muslims remember the 100 names of Allah
To provide a place for Muslims to worship freely
To provide Muslims with a list of basic religious beliefs
To give Muslims a reason to fight in the Crusades
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What was the long term impact of the Black Death?
Knights became more powerful and gained more land.
Trade declined due to fear.
The Catholic Church was stronger.
Feudalism declined bringing the Middle Ages to an end.
15
What was the job of a Samurai?
To protect and defend others
To give land to vassals
To provide rice and grain to priests
To train the Daimyo
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What statement is a true effect of the Crusades?
Kings were no longer powerful.
Christians, Jews, and Muslims became friends.
Trade between Europe and Asia increased.
Vikings were put on trial for crimes.
17
What is the holy book of Islam called?
The Vedas
The Torah
The Bible
The Qur’an
18
What provided a source of stability to Europe after the fall of Rome?
Crusades
Islam
Black Death
Catholic Church
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Which of the following is true about the Church during medieval times?
It was the center of learning and education
It offered jobs for serfs.
It was the only reason for the decline of feudalism.
t was a place to pay government taxes.
20
During the Middle Ages, how were monks different from the rest of society?
they were the only ones to pray to Allah
they participated in the Crusades
they lived isolated and separate from others
they lived with the nobles
21
Where did Islam begin?
Italy
Black Sea
Arabian Peninsula
China
22
What leader united various barbarians in Europe by spreading feudalism and Christianity?
King John I
King Charles I
William the Conqueror
Charlemagne
23
What was the purpose of the Crusades?
To free the Holy Land from Muslim contro
To convert the Vikings to Christianity
To provide homes for religious people
To spread the teaching of Muhammad
24
Control of the holy land and Christians vs. Mulsims both describe what?
5 Pillars
Feudalism
Crusades
Islam
25
Signing of the Magna Carta, Black Death, Crusades: what do these have in common?
They killed a third of population of Europe.
They limited the power of corrupt kings.
hey opened up trade between Europe and Asia.
They caused feudalism to fall apart.
26
How did monks save historical documents during the Middle Ages?
They copied manuscripts by hand
They sold them to the person with the most money.
They hid them so no one could find them and take them.
They buried them in the monastery cemeteries.
27
Who were the founders of Judaism?
James and John
Jesus and Mary
Abraham and Moses
Muhammad and Allah
28
In feudal Japan, which group below were similar to the knights of medieval Europe?
Bushido
Samurai
Shogun
Lord
29
Which French nobleman conquered England and then introduced feudalism there?
King John I
King Charles I
Charlemagne
William the Conqueror
30
What was the deadly plague that swept swiftly through Europe killing 1/3 of the population?
Black Death
Swine Flu
Malaria
Yellow Fever
31
What is the best description of a manor?
Land owned by the serfs
A place where monks and nuns lived
A code of correct behavior for knights
A large self-supporting farm
32
What is Feudalism?
A system of weights and measures
A system of help for problems
A system of rights and values
A system of loyalties and protection
33
To whom did the lord give large portions of his land?
Peasants
Workers
The Church
Vassals
34
Where did monks live?
In castles
In convents
In luxurious palaces
In monasteries
