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World History Unit Five Review
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1
Who defended feudal manors?
Merchants
Monarchs
Knights
Priests
2
Justinian's significant legal achievement?
Expanding military
Conquering Ostrogoths
Rebuilding Hagia Sophia
Codification of law
3
What was the result of Great Schism?
All popes had to learn 3 languages
Lutheranism was created
separation into Eastern and Western Churches
Holy Roman Empire was dissolved
4
Most peasants were
Serfs
Free
Nobles
Rich
5
Justinian also rebuilt a beautiful church known as:
Dome of the Rock
The Forum
Hagia Sophia
St. Peter's Basilica
6
What happened after Charlemagne's death?
His nephews ruled together
The Romans reconquered the land
His grandsons extended the empire
The kingdom grew weak
7
Explain the term tithe.
A tax paid to the Church
Social hierarchy of Medieval times
Land granted by a king/lord in exchange for loyalty
A device for publicly punishing offenders
8
At the Battle of Tours, who did Chalres Martel defeat?
the Vandals
the Muslims
the Franks
the Romans
9
What king signed Magna Carta?
King John
King Peter
King Andrew
King Michael
10
Goal of Crusades
Free Holy Land from Muslims
Free Rome from barbatrians
Free Constantinople from the Muslims
Free Holy Land from Byzantines
11
What is exchanged in feudalism?
Time for money
Freedom for rights
Land for loyalty
Goods for services
12
Which of the following was a cause of feudalism?
plague
trade and travel
invasions, chaos, disorder
prosperity and wealth
13
Canon Law is...
a decree made by Pope Francis
a decree made by Church authorities
a decree made by the Pope
a decree made by the cardinals
14
What was the Eastern Orthodox's language?
Latin
French
Greek
Egyptian
15
Which prince broke away from the Mongols in 1480, eventually freeing Russia from the Mongols?
Prince Ivan IV
Prince Ivan I
Prince Ivan III
Prince Ivan II
16
The Treaty of Verdun
ended the war between Muslims and Franks
ended the invasions of the Lombardsinto Italy
divided Charlemagne’s empire amongst his grandsons
began the rule of Charlemagne
17
Who was crowned Holy Roman Emperor
Charlemagne
Charles Martel
Pepin
Constantine
18
All of the following describe the
ROLES
of the Church during medieval Europe,
except
The church was the major landholder in Europe
The church provided leadership during an unstable time
The church was the center of religious and social life
The church was a key organization of military campaigns
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The Magna Carta signified
The king was exempt from law
none of the above
only serfs are subject to law
Everyone, including the king must obey the law
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War of the Roses
English war between two families
War between Rome and Carthage
Greek war between two families
Hundred Years War
21
What was the purpose of the Spanish Inquistion?
reveal and stop all church corruption and waste
expel all Muslim spies from the country
find and burn places affected by the Black Plague
punish and kill heretics and non-Christians in Spain
22
The medieval parliaments represented Europe's
workers
commoners and nobles
Elites
monarchs
23
The Great Schism- Cause
morality of the Crusades
Power struggle between the Pope and Byzantine Emperor
ethics and wealth within the Church
was Jesus or the Pope the head of the church
24
Divine right
monarch controls all countries.
Monarch recives right to rule from god not man
Monarch recieves right to rule from man not god.
monarch does not rule
25
Before the Arabs arrived there was a Germanic Tribe in Spain for almost 300 years called:
Moors
Caliphates
Visigoths
Jews
26
Knights practiced chivalry.
False
True
27
What was the main role of women in noble families?
d) They were free to choose their own husbands
a) They fought in wars
c) They worked as merchants
b) They managed the household and bore children
28
What was Ivan IV known for? Where did he rule?
Russia, known for his acquired vast amounts of land through ruthless means
He ruled france
He ruled Spain
he was known for destroying a centrally controlled government.
29
Capital of Byzantine Empire
Ankara
Istanbul
Naples
Constantinopole
30
The Medieval Churches were _________ architiectures.
Gothic
Modern
Greeco-Roman
Ranch
31
What is a nation-state? First two nation-states of Europe?
people of same religion and culture in same territory;Portugal, England
people of same culture/language unified in govt; France, England
people living in same territory; Germany, Italy
people of same culture/language;France, Spain
32
Who ended the Byzantine Empire?
Mongolians
Christian Crusaders
Muslim Moors
Ottoman Turks
33
Called First Crusade in 1095
Pope Urban II
Pope Urban I
Pope Urban III
Pope Urban
34
Which is a long term effect of the Crusades
Taught Europeans how to produce printing press
Inspired Europeans to look overseas for trade
Convinced many Europeans to become Muslim
Gave Europeans control of the holy land
35
Feudalism trades Loyalty for
Money
Land
Bitcoins
Tesco Clubcard vouchers
36
The Byzantine Empire was conquered in 1453 by
the Mongols
the Umayyad caliphate
the Ottomans
Christian Crusaders from the west
37
When did the Western Roman Empire collapse? [year]
476
1673
1806
512
38
_____ married in 1469, a unified Spain was formed.
Peter and Mary
John and Julia
Ferdinand and Isabella
Henry and Anne
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The first Parliament (1295) was:
An assembly of nobles called together by the king
An assembly of the king and his family
An assembly of the peasants and the king
An assembly of the peasants and the nobles
