The growth of feudalism in Europe during the Middle Ages was primarilycaused by the

collapse of a strong central government

A major goal of the Christian Church during theCrusades (1096–1291) was to

capture the Holy Land from Islamic rulers

Historiansbelieve that Florence, Italy, was the birth-place of the Renaissance becauseFlorence

was a wealthy center of trade in the late Medieval period.

One major result of the Crusades was the

spread of Middle Eastern culture andtechnology to Europe

Unlikeearlier scholars, Renaissance scholars

explored the importance of human experiences.

The Magna Carta is most important for which reason?

it put limits on the monarch’s powers

In Europe, a long-termeffect of the Crusades was

an increased demand for goods from the East

Feudalismin Western Europe was similar to feudalism in Japan in that

power was based on classrelationships

In Europe, the Crusades resulted in

an increased demand for goods fromthe Middle East and Asia

Which BEST describes the changes in European art & music due to the outbreak of the plague?

Art and music became more solemn and melancholy.

As a result of the Black Death (Bubonic Plague)

the decline of the feudal system was accelerated.

One important effect of the Crusades on Western Europewas that they

furthered culturaldiffusion throughout Western Europe

Which statement BEST explains why theRenaissance began in Italy?

Italian cities were trade centers in the late 1300s.

Feudalism in Western Europe was similar to feudalism in Japan in that

power was based on class relationships

The growth of feudalism in Europe during theMiddle Ages was primarily caused by the

collapse of a strong centralgovernment

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1
The growth of feudalism in Europe during the Middle Ages was primarilycaused by the
collapse of a strong central government
rivalry between the colonial empires
decline of the Roman Catholic Church
suppression of internationalism
2
Which of these is the MOST ACCURATE explanation as to how the Bubonic Plague was spread?
by slaves from Africa
by fleas on rats
by bird droppings
by people from the New World
3
A major goal of the Christian Church during theCrusades (1096–1291) was to
unite warring Arab peoples
strengthen English dominance in the Arab world
capture the Holy Land from Islamic rulers
establish Christianity in western Europe
4
Feudal societies are generally characterized by
a representative government
many economic opportunities
an emphasis on social order
the protection of political rights
5
Historiansbelieve that Florence, Italy, was the birth-place of the Renaissance becauseFlorence
was home to many people from China and Japan.
remained loyal to the Pope during the Reformation.
avoided being affected by the plagues that struck Europe.
was a wealthy center of trade in the late Medieval period.
6
In Europe during the Middle Ages,the force that provided unification and stability was the
federation of the craft guilds
central government in Rome
military alliance between France andGermany
Roman Catholic Church
7
The Crusades were a series of wars that were motivated mainly by:
politics
money
a misunderstanding
religion
8
One major result of the Crusades was the
permanent occupation of the Holy Land by the Europeans
spread of Middle Eastern culture andtechnology to Europe
conversion of most Muslims toChristianity
long-term decrease in European trade
9
Unlikeearlier scholars, Renaissance scholars
explored the importance of human experiences.
believed that only the wealthiest had the ability to learn.
attempted to apply knowledge to scientific problems.
focused on applying religious teachings to all issues.
10
The Magna Carta is most important for which reason?
it created the first democracy in England
it put limits on the monarch’s powers
it created Parliament
it was the “great charter”
11
In Europe, a long-termeffect of the Crusades was
the adoption of Islamic religious practices
an increased demand for goods from the East
increased European isolation
the strengthening of the feudal system
12
Feudalismin Western Europe was similar to feudalism in Japan in that
monotheism
direct democracy
equality among the social classes
power was based on classrelationships
13
In Europe, the Crusades resulted in
the adoption of Islam as theofficial religion of Europe
an increased demand for goods fromthe Middle East and Asia
the strengthening of the feudalsystem
greater isolation of the region fromthe world
14
The Magna Carta
limited the king's power.
declared war on France.
divided England.
created taxes.
15
Which BEST describes the changes in European art & music due to the outbreak of the plague?
Art and music started to celebrate the triumph of survival.
Art and music became more solemn and melancholy.
Art & music were no longer important to Europeans.
Art & music focused more on real-life events.
16
In European feudal society, an individual’s social status was generally determinedby
birth
education and training
individual abilities
marriage
17
As a result of the Black Death (Bubonic Plague)
the Aztec civilization was nearly destroyed.
the Mongols were able to take much of the Middle East.
the Crusades failed to achieve their objective.
the decline of the feudal system was accelerated.
18
One important effect of the Crusades on Western Europewas that they
ended the westernEuropean quest for an overseas empire
introduced theIndustrial Revolution to Western Europe
led to a decline in theimportance of the church in Europe
furthered culturaldiffusion throughout Western Europe
19
Which statement BEST explains why theRenaissance began in Italy?
Italy was the victor in the Hundred Years War.
Creation of an Italian monarchy allowed resources for art.
European artists brought their style that artists copied.
Italian cities were trade centers in the late 1300s.
20
Most people in Europe identify themselves as being part of what religion?
Judaism
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
21
Feudalism in Western Europe was similar to feudalism in Japan in that
equality among the social classes
direct democracy
power was based on class relationships
monotheism
22
Which is a characteristic of a feudal society?
rigid class structure
industrial-based economy
rapid social change
high literacy rate
23
Which period is characterized by a renewed curiosity in the arts, sciences, and in philosophy?
The Industrial Revolution
The Renaissance
The Medieval Period
The Age of Exploration
24
Which of these would MOST likely have been atopic of artists of the Italian Renaissance?
the evil nature of people
Royal leadership
the crucifixion of Jesus
Human Beauty
25
The growth of feudalism in Europe during theMiddle Ages was primarily caused by the
collapse of a strong centralgovernment
rivalry between the colonial empires
decline of the Roman Catholic Church
suppression of internationalism

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