Why was Jerusalem considered sacred for both Muslims and Christians?

Both viewed Jerusalem as a holy site

What are the five pillars of Islam?

Belief, Prayer, Pilgrimage, Charity and Fasting

Which statement below BEST describes Feudalism?

A system in which Nobles exchange land, for military servitude

In Middle Age Africa, Music and storytelling was used frequently for religious purposes, but also to __________________.

to teach the next generation about their history

What was the purpose of the Crusades?

The Christians attempts to reclaim the Holy Land

What is the major impact of the 100 Years' War?

the development of "New Monarchies"

Why did the Black Death spread so quickly?

People had no understanding of hygiene or medicine

What was the impact of the Black Death?

Killed 1/3 of Europe's population, changed Feudalism forever

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1
This is defined as the tracing lineage through the mother
Extended Family
Family Group
Matrilineal
Patrilineal
2
Defined as the middle class; including merchants, industrialists & professional people
Bourgeoisie
Suburbanites
Fancy Folks
Wealthy
3
Torture was deemed a legitimate means to extract confessions or to obtain the names of accomplices or other information.
False
True
4
African •Rituals were carried out by __________, a person who is believed to have the power to foretell events
Priest
Popes
Diviners
Pastors
5
Why was Jerusalem considered sacred for both Muslims and Christians?
Jerusalem had the best land for farming
Both viewed Jerusalem as a holy site
Jerusalem had all of the gold
Mohammed killed Jesus in Jerusalem
6
Who was Mohammed?
The prophet of Hinduism
The Prophet of Juadism
The prophet of Christianity
The prophet of Islam
7
What is the holy book of Islam called?
The Bible
The Torah
Bhagavad Gita
The Quran
8
Emperor Constantine moved the capital to
Arabia
Paris
Constantinople
Athens
9
____________________ was the center of learning during The Middle Ages
Cities
Capitals
Church
School
10
What are the five pillars of Islam?
None of the above
Belief, Charity, Pilgrimage, Church, and Resting
Belief, Prayer, Pilgrimage, Charity and Fasting
Belief, Fighting, Praying, Traveling, and Fasting
11
Which statement below BEST describes Feudalism?
A system where Vikings took control of Europe and ruled it as their own
A system in which Nobles exchange land, for military servitude
A system where people lived freely, no one could tell them what to do
A system where Kings were the only ones who had the power
12
The Byzantine Empire was united by
None of The Above
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
13
This is defined as tracing the lineage through the father
Family Group
Patrilineal
Matrilineal
Ethnic Group
14
This is defined as an extended family unit that has combined into a larger community
Ethnic Group
Lineage Group
Demographic
Stereotype
15
In Middle Age Africa, Music and storytelling was used frequently for religious purposes, but also to __________________.
to teach the next generation about their history
to become rich and famous
to understand and communicate with each other
to entertain and have fun
16
The agriculture estate that a lord ran and peasants worked
Manor
Estate
Town
City
17
What was the purpose of the Crusades?
The Christians attempts to reclaim the Holy Land
Christians wanted more land to expand their religion
The Pope was bored and decided to start a war
Christians wanted to travel the world
18
What is the major impact of the 100 Years' War?
England became the ruler of the entire world
the development of "New Monarchies"
It started the Black Death
The world ended
19
Which two countries fought in the Hundred Years' War?
England and Germany
Spain and France
France and Italy
England and France
20
This document developed the ideas of liberty and limited self-government
Treaty of Paris
Magna Carta
The Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
21
One cause for The Black Death was
infected mice and fleas that carried the disease along trade routes
not enough food to feed everyone
the sins of the people
None because it didn't happen
22
What is the Hierarchy of Feudal Society?
Nobles>King>Peasant>Knights
King>Noble>Knight>Peasant
Peasants>King>Knights>Nobles
Knights>Peasants>Nobles>King
23
Why did the Black Death spread so quickly?
Because God was mad so he was punishing them
None of the above
It was a fast moving disease
People had no understanding of hygiene or medicine
24
What was the impact of the Black Death?
There was no impact because it never happened
Killed 1/3 of Europe's population, changed Feudalism forever
It caused people to become more religious
It killed all of the Kings and Queens in Europe
25
This was a code of ethics that knights and nobility upheld
Kindness
Chivalry
Chastity
Faithfulness

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