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Starting in Europe around AD 800, a system of governing society based on land and service.
Hierarchy
Dynasty
Monarchy
Feudalism
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In the Middle Ages, a noble who usually was given a fief by his lord in exchange for loyalty.
Serf
Vassal
Renaissance
Protestantism
3
These all possibly reference the Black Death in a nursery rhyme "Ring Around the Rosie"
EXCEPT:
"Ashes, Ashes"
"Had a great fall"
"Ring around the Rosie"
"Pocket full of Posies"
4
An idea important toe the Renaissance that focused on human values and what people can achieve.
Guilds
Reformation
Renaissance
Humanism
5
He challenged the Geocentric theory and stated that our universe was Heliocentric.
Galileo
Charlemagne
Copernicus
Martin Luther
6
A pardon or forgiveness by the Roman Catholic Church after monetary payment for sins.
Tithe
Serf
Vassal
Indulgence
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Beliefs of Christians who opposed, or protested against, the Roman Catholic Church around 1500s
Renaissance Men
Lords
Protestantism
Reformationists
8
A Movement beginning in Europe in the 1500s to bring reform to the Roman Catholic Church.
Humanism
Reformation
95 Thesis
Renaissance
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She helped to reunite the European nation after much dissent and trouble.
Elizabeth I
Padme
Mulan
Hatsheput
10
Earth centered theory of the universe.
Heliocentric
Caeliocentric
Aquacentric
Geocentric
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A period of great cultural and artistic change that spread around 1350 in Europe.
Protestantism
Vassal
Serf
Renaissance
12
In pursuit of a male heir, he broke away from the Roman Catholic Church and created his own.
Henry VIII
Edward I
Pope Leo X
Elizabeth I
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The document that Martin Luther wrote that sparked the Reformation.
Declaration of Independence
Magna Carta
Articles of Confederation
95 Thesis
14
When the Normans invaded England in 1066, this man led them to victory.
Martin Luther
William the Conqueror
Henry VIII
Pope Urban II
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In the Middle Ages, a person who was bound to work on a noble's manor.
Serf
Charlemagne
Vassal
Lord
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During the Middle Ages, a noble who owned and controlled all activities on his manor.
Lord
Serf
Vassal
Jedi
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All of the following were factors causing the spread of the Black Death
EXCEPT:
Fleas & Rats
Trade & Travel
Water
War
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Developed and founded the Frankish Kingdom and was crowned Emperor of Europe.
Charlemagne
William the Conqueror
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
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Groups into which traders and craftworkers organized themselves.
Feudalism
Clans
Scottish Rite
Guilds
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A period in European history between AD 500 and about the 1500s.
Feudalism
Crusade
Middle Ages
Indulgence
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Sun centered theory of the universe.
Heliocentric
Caeliocentric
Geocentric
Aquacentric
22
People who religiously and literally attempted to beat the evil out of themselves.
Nuns
Etruscans
Flagellants
Monks
23
A legal document written by English lords in 1215 that limited the power of the king.
The Declaration of Independence
The Magna Carta
Articles of Confederation
The Second Articles of the Confederation
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This man was to the Renaissance as Martin Luther was to the Reformation.
Pope Urban II
Copernicus
Michelangelo
Lorenzo Medici
25
Leonardo da Vinci was known for being all of the following
EXCEPT:
Carpenter
Scientist
Artist
Inventor
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This clergyman called Europe to take back the holy land in Jerusalem.
Pope Leo X
Pope Urban II
Michelangelo
Martin Luther
27
This invention and this period of cultural enlightenment made the Reformation possible.
Printing Press, Renaissance
Flying Machine, Humanism
Chain link armor, Guilds
Astrolabe, Feudalism
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All of the following are steps in the guild system
EXCEPT:
Journeyman
Vassal
Master
Apprentice
29
Creator of the Sistine Chapel and the Statue of David, he created amazingly lifelike art.
Michelangelo
Raphael
Donatello
Leonardo da Vinci
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In the Middle Ages, a large self-sufficient estate granted to a lord and worked by serfs.
Fealty
Mansion
Manor
Ponderosa
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A large or important Christian church some of which took over 400 years to build.
Feudalism
Guild
Cathedral
The Death Star
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A terrible disease that spreads quickly and kills many people.
Mono
Carthage
Plague
Ebola
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Battles by European Christians for control of the Holy land from Muslims from 1095-1270.
Punic Wars
Battle for Middle Earth
Peloponnesian Wars
Crusades