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Luke - Unit 6 Medieval Europe Test Review
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Early Medieval Europe
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1
Withholding the sacraments from
ONE
individual is known as _______
interdict
excommunication
simony
heresy
2
During the Crusades, Christians fought against the...
Orthodox Christians
Chinese
Muslims
the Byzantine Empire
3
The city in the Holy Land that both Muslims and Christians most wanted to control was___
Constantinople
Venice
Jerusalem
Rome
4
The deadly plague that swept through Europe in the 1300s was called the
Black Death
Great Flu Epidemic
COVID-19
Yellow Fever
5
What was the eventual outcome of the Crusades?
The Holy Land was divided by the two sides
The Holy Land came under Christian control
The Holy Land was destroyed and abandoned
The Holy Land remained under Muslim control
6
Outlined in the
Magna Carta
, what does 'the right of
habeas corpus
' mean?
One cannot be questioned without a lawyer
Kings cannot declare war without the support of Parliament
One cannot be jailed without reason
Nobles cannot have their property taken without payment
7
What was the 'overall reason' for the Crusades being fought?
unite the Roman Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodox Church
to protect European territory from invading Muslims
to gain control of Jerusalem and the "Holy Land"
to bring the eastern bishops back unter the pope's control
8
What is the meaning of a 'religious
heretic
'?
a member of the pope's army
a person who disagrees with the church's teachings
a person who owns a small amount of land
a person who goes to war for his or her religion
9
Viking raiders attacked parts of Britain and Europe from what region?
Italy
Scandinavia
Gaul
Holy Lands
10
All of the following were duties and powers of the papacy during the Middle Ages
EXCEPT
writing decrees/letters called 'papal bulls' to explain religious teachings
forging treaties with religious leaders of other regions
providing guidance on how to live and pray
deciding when someone was acting against the church
11
How many
total
crusades do historians believe took place?
3 or 4
1 or 2
5 or 6
8 or 9
12
The form of government comprised of representatives emerging in thirteenth-century England was called _________.
Senate
Concordat of Worms
Parliament
Magna Carta
13
One way Clovis, king of the Franks, gained more power was by
seizing the pope and holding him hostage
increasing the size of his kingdom
converting to Christianity
signing the Magna Carta
14
Which of the following describes the economic systems of
manors
?
based in agriculture, self-sufficiency
based on metalworking, trade
based on iron working, mining
based on fishing, trade
15
The
split
between the Roman Catholic Church and the Greek Orthodox Church was known as the___
Great Crusade
Black Death
Excommunication
Great Schism
16
What is a pilgrim?
a person who works to convert people to Christianity
a clergy member who lives with the general public
a clergy member who takes a vow of silence
a person who journeys to a religious location
17
During Medieval Europe, as popes tried to increase their power, they came into conflict with...
kings
invaders
nobles
bishops
18
The Hundred Years War
was between ______ & ______
England, France
Italy, France
Byzantines, Muslims
Catholic Church, Orthodox Church
19
Who ordered the First Crusade and, therefore, started the crusades?
Shrek
The Roman Catholic Church under Pope Urban II.
King Alaric
Charlemagne
20
Which type of architecture seen in cathedrals uses ribbed, pointed vaults and flying buttresses to displace weight
Gothic
Romanesque
Arabesque
Rococo
21
Which of the following choices is/are a result of the Crusades?
revitalization of trade and learning
Christians keeping the Holy Land
decline of feudalism
weakening of Church Power
22
Who played the biggest role in creating the first universities in Europe?
kings and queens
noble landowners
church leaders
Muslim scholars
23
During the Middle Ages, power in Europe shifted from nobles (wealthy landlords) to...
knights and peasants
kings and popes
merchants and traders
monks and priests
