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1
The purpose of the Magna Carta was
install Oliver Cromwell as dictator
justify the Glorious Revolution
limited the power of King John
charter the British East India Company
2
Stained glass windows showing Biblical stories and Taller and larger cathedrals were part of
Greek Ideas
Chinese Pagodas
Four Noble Truths
Gothic Architecture
3
Art, Music and Philosophy of the medieval period generally dealt with
human scientific achievements
religious themes
classic Greek & Roman subjects
materialism
4
During feudalism, power & position in society were based on
Money earned
level of education achieved
number of slaves owned
how much land possessed
5
Which was a characteristic of feudalism in both medieval Europe & Japan
People knew their roles in a rigid class system
The middle class had power
Political power was held by a strong centralized government
Army encouraged strong nationalistic feelings among people
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Which term means "a society in which landed aristocracy has most of the wealth & power?"
utopian
commercial
socialist
feudal
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What condition best describes Europe during the 9th century (middle ages)
People surrendered many rights to local lords for protection
National armies were created
Treaties with barbarians led to them leaving
Nations joined together for security
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Lords and Serfs are better related to
Crusades
Feudalism
Guild Membership
Roman Catholic Church
9
What economic system existed in Europe during the Middle Ages
Free Market
Socialism
Command
Manorialism
10
Role of a Peasant Woman
No rights and not holding a job so her husband could work
Visible Role by working, taking care of everything
11
Feudalism provided what?
a strong monarchy
democratic societies
law, order and stability
A classless society
12
Describe the relationship the Pope had during the middle ages
pope and monarchs sometimes challenged king's authority
Pope gave no attention to political matters
monarchs & popes were both strong
monarchs (kings) dominated not the Pope
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In medieval Japan & Europe the feudal system was dominated by
radical revolutionaries
warrior aristocrats
merchants
peasant farmers
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In feudal society, an individual's social status was determined by
ability
marriage
Birth
Education & Training
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Roles of a Noble Woman during the Middle Ages included:
Running the estate when husband was gone & supervisory role
Working the fields, limited rights or voice
16
What causes the rise of Feudalism in Europe?
weak central governments
political ideas from the Crusaders
increasing power of the Catholic Church
growth of national monarchies
17
Feudalism influenced Europe & Japan by
Provides social stability
eliminating warfare
fostering the growth of religion
encouraging formal education
18
A similarity between Japan and European feudal societies was
strong central government
domination by a strong military class
social mobility
contact and trade with others
19
Wealth during feudal society was determined by
amount of land controlled
Number of Children
size of the castles built
Amount of religious gifts given
20
Which statement describes the role of the Roman CC in Europe during the Middle Ages?
The Church gained influence as the world became more secular
The Church provided a sense of stability, unity, and order
Church leaders were involved solely in spiritual activities
The Church encouraged individuals to question authority
21
The middle ages began after the collapse of which empire?
Byzantine
Mughal
Roman
Ottoman
22
Feudalism means
Divisions of political power into three different branches
A holy war
System in which land is exchanged for military and loyalty
Process of trading for other needed goods
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Which describes the relationship among groups under feudalism?
Obligations among classes were clearly defined
All classes received equal treatment
Strong national governments passed laws to maintain classes
Social classes were determined by education