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The ideas expressed in these quotations show that during the Middle Ages in Europe
Popes and monarchs sometimes challenged each other’s authority
Monarchs dominated the Church’s leaders
Popes gave little attention to political matters
Monarch and popes strengthened the role of the Church
2
Why was Charlemagen considered 'the father of Europe'?
Fought the church for lands in Western Europe.
He united Europe for a brief period of time after the fall of Rome.
He helped the Church to conquer all the lands they lost once Rome fell.
He fought with his brother and earned the title.
3
Which European institution during the Middle Ages is best described by this statement?
Knighthood
the Church
the Guild
the nation-state
4
Which relationship best explains the relationship among groups of people under feudalism?
National government passed laws to maintain class structures
Social class was determined only by educational achievements
Obligations among social classes were clearly defined
All classes received equal treatment before the law.
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In Western Europe, which development caused the other three?
Fall of Rome
Breakdown in central government
Rise in the power of the Roman Catholic Church
Decline of trade
6
Which institution served as the primary unifying force in medieval western Europe?
Legislature
Military
Church
Monarchy
7
The caste system India and the feudal system in Europe were similar in the both
Provided structure for society
established totalitarian governments
promoted peace and prosperity
Developed concepts of natural rights
8
Which was a characteristic of Feudalism?
Land was exchanged for military services and obligations.
Government was provided by a bureaucracy of civil servants.
Power rested in the hands of a strong central government
Unified national court systems were developed.
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Why was Charlemagne important to the rise of the Catholic Church?
He helped to spread christianity and defended it
Charlemagne conquered the church and became Pope.
Charlemagne didn't believe in Christianity.
Charlemagne promoted the protestant reformation.
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This quotation implies that
The church has considerable power during this time
Religion was dictated by feudal law
War was limited to religious holidays
Landlords determined when warfare took place