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How did Charlemagne encourage the spread of education in Europe?
He created a university for his knights and paid their tuition
Education was a priority in churches and distribution of bible translations
Built universities across Europe and hired scholars to teach and study
He built a massive university and made all nobles attend as a royal decree
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In the second Crusade, what was the outcome for the armored knights and trained warriors that marched to Jerusalem?
Conquered and retook Jerusalem. Returned home and the Turks took Jerusalem
They lost to the Turks
None of the above
They conquered the Turks and retook Jerusalem
3
Charlemagne set up the foundation for feudalism in Europe. Choose the definition of "feudalism" from the options below.
A social system that swapped loyalty for protection
A political system in which kings favored peasants
A social system that traded armor for houses
A social system based on bribery
4
Choose the meaning of the word "faithfulness".
devotion
empowering
obsession with
disloyalty
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15. Religion: How do Christians believe they can obtain salvation (that is the saving of one's soul) and go to heaven?
C. Visiting the Holy Land in Syria
A. Reading the Bible
B. Acknowledging Christ as their savior
A and B are both correct
6
Which of the following was NOT mentioned in the reading as a holy site visited on a Christian pilgrimage?
Places where holy men and woman died
Places their savior Jesus had spent his life
Locations where religious murals had been painted in biblical times
Locations where great miracles had taken places such as Jerusalem and Rome
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How did the name "Crusade" come to be the name of the wars over Palestine during Medieval times?
Crusade means "marked with a cross" in latin
Crusade means "crush" in latin, and the purpose was to crush rebellion
Crusade means "mountains" in latin, they had to cross several mountains
Crusade means "cruise" in Italian
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In what ways did the Franks change warfare during the Middle Ages?
They conquered modern-day France with an army of knights on horseback
They invented a water pressure based canon
None of the above
They developed steel weapons
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What event is considered the beginning of the wars over Palestine during Medieval times?
Christian pilgrims spread that Jerusalem had been attacked by Muslims
Turkish Muslims invaded Rome
None of the above
The Pope sent the Holy Roman Army into Turkey
10
What did the Church provide to Medieval society?
B. Fairs and festivals
C. Healthcare
A. Daily prayer
All of the above
11
What did Monasteries and Nunneries have in common?
C. They both offered help to those in need
B. They both held people dedicated to God
A. They were both religious communities
All of the above
12
What historical government was the church leadership modeled after?
Ancient Roman
Middle Eastern tribal
Ancient Peruvian
Russian Mafia
13
Why did the Pope often find himself at odds with kings of Catholic countries?
Kings were often misled by their wives
Both Popes and Kings held power over Christians but didn't always agree.
The Pope often had to convince kings to continue being Christian
None of the above
14
During the first Crusade, what two ways does the reading state the Crusaders died from before they reached the battle?
Friendly fire and disease
Suicide and disease
None of the above
Poor diet and disease
15
Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor in 800 C.E. For protection, what did it symbolize?
Interdependence of the Church and political leaders
None of the above
Europe's leadership submitting to the church
The church's submission to political leaders
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Choose the meaning of the word "preservation".
destruction
studying
sending
maintain or care for
