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World History Unit 3 Quiz
World History Unit 3 Quiz
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Let's get Medieval. (Not sorry.)
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1
The followers of John Calvin
alived in Asia Minor and Russia
believed in predestination
believed that people were born without sin
lived free, unrestricted lives
2
A lord’s estate in feudal Europe.
Monastery
Middle Ages
Manor
Chivalry
3
In 1534, King Henry VIII of England set up the Anglican Church because
he wanted to show his support for the pope in Rome
he wanted to return to a simple religion
he opposed the sale of indulgences
the pope refused to annul the king's marriage
4
The Crusades were:
battles over land in central Europe
wars over control of the Holy Land
campaigns to convert Muslims
struggles between European monarchs and popes
5
A religious community of men (called monks)devote themselves to a life of prayer and worship.
Middle Ages
Monastery
Chivalry
Manor
6
Which of the following was NOT an immediate effect of the plague?
Survivors grew richer
Increased religious tolerance
Decline in Trade
Many moved to towns
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How did the attitudes of Renaissance thinkers differ from those of medieval scholars?
Human experience in the present was explored
Focus was placed on life after death.
An emphasis was placed on group achievement
Study was based on religious issues
8
Who was Charlamagne?
King of the Franks who united Western Europe
Pope who united the Christian community
leader of a Muslim attack on France
scholar who started a revival of Latin learning
9
The era in European history after the fall of the Roman Empire, lasting from about 500-1500 CE.
Monastery
Middle Ages
Chivalry
Manor
10
Who wrote the 95 Theses, or arguments, against indulgences?
Martin Luther
John Calvin
Charles V
John Wycliffe
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Behavior for knights in medieval Europe, stressing ideas such as courage, loyalty and devotion.
Monastery
Middle Ages
Manor
Chivalry
12
A medieval group of people working at the samejob, which set its members wages and prices.
Serf
Guild
Cannon Law
Townsfolk
13
What was one effect of the printing press?
Picture books were popular as most Europeans were illiterate
Fewer people had access to books and knowledge
Knowledge and religious ideas spread across Europe
Books were expensive to make
14
Why were indulgences sold during the Renaissance period?
to fund Church projects and pay for papal bling.
to stop people being afraid of the church's harsh teachings
to keep Christianity the dominant religion.
to make all Churchgoers equal in the eye of God
15
The Peace of Augsburg, signed in 1555:
named the Lutheran religion the official religion.
allowed clergy to sell indulgences in only a few cases.
allowed each prince to pick a religion for his people.
ended serfdom for peasants and afforded them better lives.
16
Why did the population of Europe grow rapidly between the years 1000 and 1300?
church requirements to have more children
waves of immigration from the Middle East
improvements in health care
improvements in farming
17
What leader helped to turn the tide for France in the Hundred Years' War?
Joan of Arc
Charles VII
Charlemagne
Louis IX
18
The Holy Land included
the lands of the former Roman empire
the places where Paul spread Christianity
the Holy Roman Empire
Jerusalem and other places where Jesus lived and preached
19
What did Lutherans believe about salvation?
God alone predetermines who will be saved
It is achieved through works
The purchase of indulgences helps achieve salvation
It is achieved through faith
20
The body of laws governing the religious practices of a Christian church.
Guild
Cannon Law
Serf
Townsfolk
21
Who developed the printing press with movable type?
William Shakespeare
Johann Gutenberg
Albrecht Dürer
Thomas More
22
King John was forced to sign a charter called the
Constitution
Domesday Book
Habeas Corpus
Magna Carta
23
In the 3-field system, one field grew grain, another grew legumes, and the third grew
fruit trees
squash
berries
nothing
24
The Renaissance, which lasted from the 1300s to the 1500s, was a period of
empire building in Europe
regional conflicts that ended in wars
traditionalism in Europe
creativity and change in Europe
25
Feudalism emerged mainly as a means of
increasing trade.
protection and control
expansion
gaining wealth
26
The Magna Carta gave rights to what group of people?
monarchs
peasants
clergy
nobles
27
A medieval peasant legally bound to live on a lord’s estate.
Townsfolk
Cannon Law
Guild
Serf