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World History: Lessons 43-47.
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1
Based on the evidence in the lesson
Muslims and Jews in medieval Europe,
you can infer the Moors (Muslims of Spain):
Change their views about Christians after the 11th century.
did not respect Jewish workers. believe the writings
believe the writings in the Christian bible.
always tolerated the Roman catholics.
2
True or false: The Crusaders War crosses on their uniforms.
True
False
3
A medieval King who had an argument with the Pope might persuade the pope to agree with him by:
receiving the sacraments.
buying Church Lands
letting the pope have investitures.
using his army.
4
True or false: Charlemagne defeated the Pope.
False
True
5
True or false: Trade decreased toward the end of The Middle ages.
False
True
6
Why did the Crusades take place?
Asian Muslims captured Jerusalem.
Christians wanted to visit Jerusalem.
European Kings wanted to christianize the Muslims.
Crusaders wanted to control Russia.
7
Which of the following sentences are true about Medieval Times?
The Kings and the pope struggled against each other for power.
The kings were always the predominant power over the popes.
The popes were always the predominant power over the king.
power between the Kings and the popes were always the same.
8
Fact or opinion: Europe grew happier from 1,000-1,500.
opinion
Fact
9
True or false: English civilization changed when Normans began to marry Anglo-saxons.
True
False
10
The Crusades:
Help the muslims.
was war against the romans.
lasted only a few years.
was an effort to retake the holy land.
11
True or false: King Henry II had Thomas Beckett killed.
True
False
12
Cordova's Market sold goods from:
only arabia.
from everywhere.
Spain only.
local farms and craftsmen.
13
True or false: The Crusades brought home new ideas and products which led to increased trade.
True
False
14
Fact or opinion: Many medieval Europeans preferred feudalism.
Fact
opinion:
15
Fact or opinion: The medieval English government influenced governments of the United states.
opinion
Fact
16
What Might Have Been Joan of Arc's opinion during the hundred years' war?
The English should win the war.
Longbows are ineffective.
God wants the French to win
The kings aren't powerful enough.
17
According to the lesson development of individual freedom, you can infer:
In the Middle Ages the English had more rights
The English Parliament was not important in europe.
William the Conqueror was not feared.
King John was loved.
18
True or false: Medieval Christians wanted to be excommunicated.
False
True
19
Fact or opinion: The Crusaders were heroic.
opinion
Fact
20
A person who was locked up and not told the legal reason could claim:
habeas corpus
Common law
Magna Carta
Ignorance
21
True or false: Craftsmen who belonged to guilds made more money.
True
False
22
Fact or opinion: A strong Army mint a better government.
Fact
opinion
23
True or false: Before the 11th century, the Moors lived peacefully with Jews and muslims.
False
True
24
True or false: long bowman fought in the Hundred Years War.
False
True
25
True or false: Europeans did not want to travel after the crusades.
False
True
26
How did European society change from 1,000 to 1,500?
cities became larger.
The king paid taxes.
trade increased.
The middle class became smaller.
27
Fact or opinion: Cordova's Library had 400,000 books.
opinion
Fact
28
In the 1300s, a Catholic male in Spain was probably:
attending services at a mosque.
a banker.
fighting in the reconquista.
reading the Quran in Cordova's library.
29
Fact or opinion: To worship a non-Christian God was not safe in most of Europe.
opinion
Fact
30
What does the word investiture mean as it's used in the lesson Conflicts between the Kings and the Popes.
It was the main battle between the pope and the bishop.
excommunication from the church.
It is a right to choose a bishop.
it is the right for the bishop to choose the priest.
31
In medieval times, which land had the most political rights for its citizens?
Russia.
the United states.
England after 1289.
England in 1214
32
True or false: The Crusades were battles fought for the holy land.
True
False
33
True or false: After the Middle Ages the pope had more political power.
True
False
34
Fact or opinion: The population growth was bad for Europe.
Fact
opinion
35
True or false: Joan of Arc helped the English defeat the french.
True
False
36
True or false: Jews were killed by Muslims during the pogroms.
False
True
37
Based on the lesson The Crusades, you can infer:
The Pope thought Christian should rule the holy land.
The Byzantine emperor wanted to help the pope.
The Byzantine emperor disliked the Pope.
The Pope disliked the Byzantine emperor.
38
True or false: The pope wanted Christians to be able to visit the holy land.
True
False
39
You can infer that many Crusaders:
we're not from europe.
were Christians who obeyed the Pope.
hated Muslim architecture.
were Christians who didn't follow the pope.
40
True or false: William the Conqueror did aways with feudalism.
False
True
41
Fact or opinion: The Black Death killed many Europeans.
Fact
opinion
42
True or false: The Crusades were fought.
False
True
43
True or false: After the Magna Carta was signed, the king could not raise taxes whenever he wanted.
False
True
44
Fact or opinion: Many Muslims like Jews and catholics.
Fact
opinion
45
Fact or opinion: Western European Christians fought in the Crusades.
opinion
Fact
46
Which of the following made a medieval Merchant's work easier?
Joan of arc.
the black death.
lines of credit.
the longbow.
47
Which of the following became more important throughout the years 1,000 to 1,500?
Knights.
the english.
nobles.
Business.
48
True or false: Technology and increased agriculture knowledge changed farming in the middle ages.
False
True
49
True or false: With the common law system, it was not easy to change the meaning of law.
True
False
50
True or false: Jews took over most of Spain and Portugal in the 8th century.
True
False
51
Fact or opinion: The English Parliament eventually limited the Crown's authority.
opinion
Fact
52
True or false: Muslims controlled the holy land after the crusades.
False
True
53
Before the Christians many Europeans:
didn't travel to foreign lands.
hated muslims.
knew about sacrifice.
traveled the world.
54
Based on the lesson Muslims and Jews in medieval europe, you can infer:
it was sometimes dangerous to be Jewish in europe
Jews had an easy time living in medieval europe.
Jews were a large part of European communities in medieval Europe.
Jews wanted to be Bankers
55
True or false: Before the reconquista, Muslims had to leave spain.
True
False
56
True or false: After the Crusades, Europeans held on to the Holy Land.
False
True
57
What would a medieval Pope do to persuade a king to recognize his power?
take away his army.
have him killed.
negotiate with him.
lay an interdict on his kingdom.
58
Charlemagne believed:
The ruler chose the church in which God blessed it
God chose him to rule and the church blessed him.
The people chose the ruler and God blessed him.
The church chose and blessed him
59
True or false: only 2/3 of Europeans survived the black death.
True
False
60
In medieval times the pope did not:
have an army under his control.
one control of bishops.
excommunicate a king.
Live in rome.
61
Fact or opinion: Muslims ruled Arabia.
opinion
Fact
62
True or false: The Crusaders were always horrible.
False
True
63
Fact or opinion: The Normans beat the Anglo-Saxons in the battle of hasting.
Fact
opinion
64
Fact or opinion: The Hundred Years War used improved weapons.
opinion
Fact
65
Fact or opinion: There were eight crusades.
opinion
Fact
66
In medieval Europe, What Might Have Been a Jewish male's job?
Pogrom.
banking.
King.
Crusading.
67
True or false: The middle class made more money and had to pay taxes.
False
True
68
Before the Magna carta, England suffered from:
all of the above.
foiled wars.
disagreements with popes.
High taxes.
