World History Unit 3 Test Review

Which of these IS NOT a vernacular language?

How many complaints and demands (theses) did Martin Luther nail to the door of the church?

King Henry II's one set of laws for all of England was called:

Who created the Church of England?

Which pope expanded the power of the poe and the church?

under the manorial system, people bound to a noble's land were forced to work were known as:

At the Council of Trent, what was done away with in the Catholic Church?

Part of a saint's body or something that touched it:

Who ruled the Carolingian Empire?

Who started the Protestant Reformation?

Where did the Black Death originate?

Which was a benefit of guilds in Medieval society?

By the end of the Middle Ages, who was the "most Catholic" kingdom in Europe?

Martin Luther believed people only needed to _____ to get into Heaven

What was the religion of the Byzantine Empire?

People settled on the land of the aristocracy, and provided services for protection:

Which group was NOT listed under the "three estates" in France?

Who was the longest lasting of the Germanic kingdoms after Rome?

What was the first book printed on the printing press?

Who fought each other in the Hundred Years' War?

The Carolingian Empire was brought down from invasions by:

Chivalry was a code of ethics for:

Religious order that sought to bring heretics to justice for sinning, used torture:

King Henry VIII never had a son

The archbishops of Rome who claimed to lead the Catholic Church became known as:

The Eastern Roman Empire turned into the:

Where did the Renaissance begin?

What city was the center of trade in Europe prior to the Crusades?

Which ethnic group settled the land that would eventually become Russia?

Joan of Arc became famous surrounding what event?

What was NOT an effect of the Crusades on Europe

What does the term "renaissance" mean?

William of Normandy conquered the Anglo-Saxons at:

Who was a figure in Christian humanism?

The Holy Roman Empire is now modern-day:

Religious order that returned to the basics of early Christianity and lived in poverty:

An intellectual movement focussing on the individual and the achievements of humans:

The idea of "predestination" is a part of:

Which reason did medieval Europeans NOT originally give for the spread of the Black Death?

How many major crusades were there?

What was the first Protestant religion?

Why were Anabaptists persecuted across Europe?

Attempt by scholars to reconcile the conflicts between faith and reason:

How many wives did Henry VIII have?

What are buboes? (Bubonic plague)

Which document reinforced the feudal system in writing across England?

Which group of people get into Heaven according to John Calvin?

Which group disliked the government being linked to religion?

Niccolò Machiavelli's book The Prince analyzed:

Why did King Henry VIII create the church of England?