The existence of the civilizations of Ghana, Axum, Kush, and Mali demonstrates that

advanced societies developed in Africa Delore any European colonization

How did landowners eventually counter this?

They invested in Sheep, throwing the former Serfs off their land.

The interaction of people spread the plague.

Te best eyewitness of the Plague

What inference can be drawn from the location of the church in this drawing?

Religion played a significant role in the lives of the residents.

What cause the split in Islam into the Sunni and Shia factions?

Deciding Muhammed’s successor after his death

It’s fleas were the origin of the Bubonic Plague, before Rats.

People were more aware of the closeness of Death

Traditionally the Pope held power over whom?

All kings and emperors in the Catholic world.

outbreak of the Black Death and smallpox

Catastrophic events can trigger changes in human institutions.

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The existence of the civilizations of Ghana, Axum, Kush, and Mali demonstrates that
advanced societies developed in Africa Delore any European colonization
the African Continent was united under a single political system
industrial technology was needed for early African civilizations to develop
African civilizations were extremely isolated from each other
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St. Patricks
La Sagra Familia
St. Paul’s
Hagia Sofia
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Black is a very slimming color.
The seek to convert people
They use sacraments like Baptism
They like to travel
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C . In China, France and India
A. In Greece, Italy, North Africa
B. In Greece, Italy and Span
D. They are the same place!
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What was one of the primary reasons for the spread of the bubonic plague?
increase in trade
colonization of the Americas
economic decline
development of the manorial system
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The map above illustrates the spread of what disease?
Cholera
Yellow fever
Malaria
Bubonic plague
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From 13_-13_ the black plague ranged across western Europe. How long did the Black Death Bubonic/Pneumonic Plague last?
2 years
3 years
4 years
5 years
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Tehran
Samarkand
Timbuktu
Baghdad
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C Justinian
A Trajan
B Constantine
D Diocletian
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How did landowners eventually counter this?
They invested in Sheep, throwing the former Serfs off their land.
Outnumbered by exploited working class & need to be more responsible in
Uses force to make Serfs returns to the way things were before the plague
The rich began to eat the poor
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Lawyer
Baker
Doctor
Butcher
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eastern Europe
Mediterranean Coast
British Isles
southwestern Europe
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Priests cannot Marry
Their relgious leaders are Priests and Bishops
The seek to convert people
They use sacraments such as Baptism
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In Western Europe there was only one religion. This was Christianity in the West. Which Religion?
Roman Catholic
Methodist
Coptic
Episcopalian
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In his famous description of the plague how does Boccaccio describe Society when the disease does not go away?
Society breaks down
Nothing happens, everything stays just the same as it was before the plague
People abandon their homes and become Monks and Nuns
People band together and live in harmony
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B
C
D
A
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12 Million
52 million
125 million
25 million
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The interaction of people spread the plague.
The plague started in western Europe.
Port cities were relatively untouched by the plague.
The plague primarily affected China.
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Te best eyewitness of the Plague
The inspiration for later writers
The originator of the Renaissance
the best Italian writer of the 14th Century
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True
False
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What inference can be drawn from the location of the church in this drawing?
The church controlled trade within the manor.
The mill was managed by the church.
Religion played a significant role in the lives of the residents.
The church played a limited role in education.
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Whippersnappers
Flagellants
Flatulent
Whoops-daisies
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Russian
Greek
Latin
English
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What cause the split in Islam into the Sunni and Shia factions?
The argument over the right to keep slaves
The choice of which symbol should represent Islam
Deciding Muhammed’s successor after his death
Deciding which city should be the center for Islam
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Justinian
Constantine the Great
Theodora
Constantine the not so Great
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B. Latin
A. Welsh
C. Romany
D. Greek
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Greek ideas
the Four Noble Truths
Chinese pagodas
Gothic architecture
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Whom did the devout Christians blame as the cause of the plague?
Gypsies
Sinners
Thieves
Traps
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the Nerd Hutch
House of Wisdom
Place of Learning
The Cool School
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Mongols trained Marmots as War rodents & uses them insides to infect towns
Bubonic plague a chilling side effect to gigantic engineered marmot 200 ft
Contained the plague & was eaten by Mongols on sticks so became infected
It’s fleas were the origin of the Bubonic Plague, before Rats.
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The life of Henry V, was dramatized by the Elizabethan playwright and poet in the picture above, who is he?
Christopher Marlowe
Clover octubre
William Shakespeare
Ben Johnson
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Giovanni Bernard
Giovanni Versace
Gentile de Foligno
Giovanni Semioni
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D
A
C
B
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Kush
Benin
Mali
Axum
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Which English King instigated the 100 Years War?
Edward III
Henry V
Edward IV
John II
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Trade of gold and salt
Development of Hammurabi’s Code
Distribution of the printing press
Use of gunpowder
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The Huntersville Medieval Festiva
The Post Black Death whoopee period Festival!
The Modern Era’s Dawn Festival
The Renaissance
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True
False
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It was a trend inspired by the hordes of the Walking DeadTM
People were more aware of the closeness of Death
Because it meant the plague was always ready to come back
They represented Death, one of the four horsemen of the Apocolypse.
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Götterdämmerung or the “twilight of the gods.”
Ragnarok
The end of the world
The Last Judgment
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Padua
Florence
Sienna
Pisa
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Benin
Mali
Egyptian
Kush
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Soldiers and diplomats
Missionaries and slave traders
Bankers and explores
Merchants and pilgrims
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50 Priests in the Italian city of _____________________ died of the plague, infected while tending to the sick.
Pavarotti
Padua
Placenta
Pisa
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Traditionally the Pope held power over whom?
The population of the Papal lands held in what would become Italy.
All kings and emperors in the Catholic world.
The Whole of God’s domain.
The Byzantine Emperor and the Patriarch.
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In the 1415 campaign against the French (100 years war), more English soldiers were killed by what, than fighting?
Overeating
Traffic Accidents
spontaneous human combustion
Dysentery
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Introduction of new military technologies
fall of Constantinople
Rise of nation-states
outbreak of the Black Death and smallpox
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The European cheese mountain.
A divorce.
Eating meat on a Friday
A fancy hat like the Pope’s
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Celibacy (abstaining from marriage and sexual relations) is the rule for priests of which Christian branch?
Roman Catholic
Greek Orthodox
Anglican
Episcopalian
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Societies flourish during many types of disasters and epidemics.
Ppl seek comfort of traditional, familiar ways following traumatic events
Catastrophic events can trigger changes in human institutions.
Tragic events strengthen religion as people seek answers in their faith
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The collapse of order, lawlessness and famine were are examples of...
The Breakdown of society.
Rare outlandish behaviors
Pigeons have wings
Everyday life in the Late Medieval Period
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Above are the Emperor Justinian and his wife ____________________, who was a former “Dancer”.
Thelonia
Theodora
Doratheexplorer
Theodosia
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The Red Death
Harmonic Plague
Pneumonic Plague
The Miasma
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The last Rights, Confirmation, Marriage and Baptism. For of one of the things Orthodox and Catholics agree on?
Required Duties
Sacraments
Ceremonies
Landmarks of Life
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The Jewish people
The Romani
The Sikhs
The Hindus
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A
B
D
C
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Guilliam de Gonville
Francoise de Howard
Pierre de Hubert
Guy de Chauliac
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B
A
D
C
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What is this structure, found in Mecca?
The Cosmic Cube
The Ka’aba
The Stone of Destiny
The Black Block
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breakdown of social order during the bubonic plague
outcome of the famine in Ireland in the 1890s
treatment of native peoples in Latin American nations
power of special courts during the Inquisition
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decline in average worker wages
decrease in public confidence in the Church
elevated position of lesser nobles and local leaders
increase in medical and pharmaceutical research
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They are considered equals.
Black is very slimming as a look.
They are less colorful than the Catholics
The Pope bosses people around.
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The art, music, and philosophy of the medieval period in Europe generally dealt with
human scientific achievements
materialism
religious themes
classic Greek and Roman subjects
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c. The Magyars
d. The Cathars
b. The Mongols
a. The Huns
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Florence, the northern Italian city was compared to what fruit ?
A pear
A pomegranate
An apple
A cherry
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The trans-Saharan trade carried out by West African civilizations was primarily based on an exchange of
hardwoods and animal skins
gold and salt
silver and tea
ivory and silk
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Camembert
Clutch
Crecy
Caen
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The core beliefs of Roman Catholicism and Greek Orthodoxy are...
Belief in the divinity of Jesus, the Gospels and the Bible
There is only one God and Mohammed is his prophet.
Practicing good thoughts, deeds and words will get u afterlife in paradise
The Sanctity of Life, the holy Torah and the Ten Commandments.

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