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Quesada - Middle Ages Review Game
Quesada - Middle Ages Review Game
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1
Which is NOT a reason people may have joined the Crusades?
To save one's soul from sin and go to heaven.
To seek adventure, land, and wealth in Asia.
To escape the manor and improve one's life.
To study with and learn from Muslim scholars
2
Which of the following did NOT contribute to the growth of cities?
Growth of trade, university, and cathedral after Crusades.
High quality of safety, sanitation, and hygiene in cities.
Serfs escaping the manors to improve their lives.
Farming improvements that led to a population increase.
3
What is NOT a way the Catholic Church influenced life in medieval Europe?
People went on pilgrimages or Crusades to sacred places.
Church and sacraments were important parts of daily life.
People were cured of the Black Death if they confessed sins.
Cathedrals and universities were built in many cities.
4
Why were the Crusades fought?
To end invasions from Vikings in mainland Europe.
To find the Holy Grail and gain eternal life.
To forge a bond between Christians, Jews and Muslims.
To regain Jerusalem from the control of Muslims.
5
Which of the following is NOT an exchange in the feudal system?
Lords give protection to serfs in exchange for food/service.
Lords give land to vassals in exchange for loyalty.
Knights give land to serfs in exchange for food/service.
Lords give land to knights in exchange for protection.
6
Which event led to the decline in the power and authority of the Catholic Church in Europe?
the destruction of Black Death
the conquests of Charlemagne
the success of the Crusades
the invasions of Vikings, Muslims, and Magyars
7
What was NOT an effect of the Crusades?
Trade of new ideas and goods between Europe and Asia.
The Christians maintained control of the Holy Land.
Muslims did not trust Christians and Western Europe.
Kings gained power as feudalism began to decline.
8
The Mongol leader Ghengis Khan could be best compared to
Augustus
Julius Cesar
Muhammad
Alexander the Great
9
What was a contributing factor that lead to the spread of the Black Death in Europe?
Muslim invasions
wrath of God
trade routes
ticks on mice
10
Islam was founded by
Constantine
Mansa Musa
Ibn Battuta
Muhammad
11
How did the Vikings contribute to the development of feudalism?
Their culture influenced our language and mythology.
They were a major cause of the fall of the Roman Empire.
They were the first Europeans to settle in North America.
Their invasion led people to turn to local lords for safety.
12
Which of the following is NOT a reason for the fall of Rome
Economic Problems
Outside Invasion
The Black Death
Political Turmoil
13
Following the assassination of Julius Ceasar this man became the first true emperor of Rome
Romulus
Claudius
Augustus
Brutus
14
Which of the following did NOT lead to the decline of feudalism?
the Black Death
the Crusades
the growth of trade and cities
the weakening of central government
15
At various times the Roman government was all of the following except
Democracy
Monarch
Republic
Tyranny
16
How did the geography of Europe contribute to the rise of feudalism?
Rivers and farmland led to population growth.
The mountains helped defend Europeans from foreign invaders.
Large deposits of precious metals led to many feuds.
Mountains and waterways divided and separated Europeans.
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What was NOT an effect of the Black Death?
Faith in the Catholic Church was strengthened.
Peasants demanded money, not protection for their labor.
Many people left the manors and moved into cities.
Nearly 1/2 the population of Europe died.
18
There are ___ pillars of Islam
1
3
4
5
19
What is the correct order of jobs on the feudal pyramid? (from top to bottom)
serf, knight, noble, monarch
monarch, knight, noble, serf
monarch, noble, knight, serf
noble, monarch, knight, serf
20
Why are the Middle Ages also referred to as the "medieval era"?
It was named after barbarians who caused the fall of Rome.
It is Latin for "Age of the Franks".
It combines the Mediterranean Sea and the Eval River.
It comes between the ancient and modern eras.