End of Feudalism, Crusades, Renaissance

Which battle during the Third Crusade took the majority of the fighting to complete?

How many Europeans are thought to have died from the Black Death outbreak of 1347-49?

Christians initially viewed the Crusades with:

Which Renaissance artist was known for studying the way things work and incorporating his work into art?

Where did the Northern Renaissance occur?

How many feudal states were created out of the Holy Land after the First Crusade?

How did the Fourth Crusade cause a schism in the Church?

What was the goal of the Crusades?

Which city was reconquered and prompted the Second Crusade?

What important invention did Johann Gutenberg introduce to Europe?

All of the following are true about Renaissance literature EXCEPT:

What kind of war was the Hundred Years' War?

What is a papal standard?

According to Machiavelli's The Prince, if one cannot be both loved and feared:

Which of the following was NOT an outcome of the Hundred Years' War?

What is an excommunication?

Feudalism did all of the following EXCEPT:

To which city did Pope Clement V move the center of the Church?

Which Renaissance painter was known for photographic-like paintings of his subjects?

What kind of system was feudalism?

With which group does the Church share a level in the European feudal system?

Who won the First Crusade?

Which of the following was NOT a consequence of the Crusades?

After the Second Crusade, where did the Christians gain land from the Muslims?

All of the following was an impact on Europe due to Black Plague EXCEPT:

Who won the Second Crusade?

Which Renaissance figure was NOT known as an author?

By the time the Great Schism was coming to an end, how many popes had been simultaneously elected?

What is an interdict?

In comparison to medieval art, Renaissance art was more:

At the end of the Hundred Years' War, with the fall of feudalism, history saw the rise of:

The Fourth Crusade was aimed at retaining control of:

Which pope moved the center of the Church back to Rome?

How long did the Hundred Years' War actually last?

Which of the following is NOT one of the humanities?

After the First Crusade, what was the day-to-day language in the Holy Land?

Who became the most powerful family in politics and economics in Florence?

Each of the following was an impact of the Great Schism EXCEPT:

All of the following is true about merchants in politics in Renaissance Italy EXCEPT:

What started the Great Schism?

What is the name of the intellectual movement that used classical texts to study human potential and achievements?

Which of the following was NOT an outcome of the Third Crusade?

The forgiveness of sins in exchange for a payment to the Church is called a(n):

How did the Hundred Years' War begin?

All of the following were incentives to fight in the Crusades EXCEPT:

Which of the following is NOT true about the impact of Black Plague on trade?

Which Christian leader suffered from dysentery and returned home during the Third Crusade?

Which pope was seen as arrogant and too reformist and was therefore "replaced"?

What is the name of the English civil war that began after the Hundred Years' War?

Who won the Third Crusade?

The Renaissance is characteristic of the revival of what early cultures?

After which Crusade were the Jews allowed and encouraged to return to Jerusalem?

Which Christian leader died on his way to the Third Crusade?

The French drove the English out of all French lands during the Hundred Years' War EXCEPT:

Renaissance means:

Which Christian leader stayed through the entire Siege of Acre during the Third Crusade?

Which of the following was NOT one of the most important cities to the emergence of the Renaissance?

All of the following kingdoms sent massive amounts of troops to the Third Crusade EXCEPT:

What was the greatest achievement of Saladin during the Crusades?

What started the first Crusade?