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1
Which country used the crusades to try to get territory they had lost back.
France
The Holy Roman Empire
The United Kingdom
Byzantine Empire
2
Who really brought about nationalism in England?
King Charles VII
Richard the Lionheart
King Henry VIII
King Henry V
3
Who is the most important figure in the third crusade?
King John
Joan of Arc
Richard the Lionheart
Charles VII
4
The attack by the Mongols of which city caused this outbreak?
Genoa
Paris
Kaffa
Prague
5
What was the name of the meeting held by the Catholic church to address the reformation and counter reformation?
Council of Versailles
Edict of Worms
Council of Nicea
Council of Trent
6
What was Joan of Arc's biggest accomplishment?
Breaking the siege of Orleans
Ending the Hundred years war
Getting Charles VII crowned King
Kicking England out of France
7
What was the diet of worms?
When the church forced martin luther to only eat worms
Martin Luther's conversion policy
Martin Luther's trial
The catholic church's response to the reformation.
8
Luther supports the peasants/serfs revolting against their masters
True
False
9
How did Italian Merchants benefit from the crusades
They bought and sold relics brought back from the holy land
They transported crusaders across the Mediterranean
They didn't
They sold the crusaders weaponry
10
Why did the Crusades start?
Christian pilgrims couldn't safely get to the holy land
The Catholic church hated Muslim people
Christians no longer controlled the holy land
They wanted to rescue Christian slaves
11
Why did people join the crusades?
They were trying to escape the plague
God, Glory, Gold
To get their sins forgiven
They were enslaved and did not have a choice
12
What happened to the children's crusade?
They were excommunicated by the catholic church
They were all sold into slavery by the Muslim nations in the holy land.
They were all sold into slavery by venetians
They were executed
13
Where was the first major outbreak of the plague?
In the Mongolian Empire
The middle east
The Yuan Dynasty
Russia
14
Why did European nation states begin to form?
Royal power and centralized governments
Decline in the power of the Catholic church
The rise of the middle class
Decline of feudalism
15
Which city did the Kaffan refugees go to?
Rome
Genoa
Constantinople
Venice
16
Which country was the first protestant state?
Germany
England
Russia
Prussia
17
In which century did the plague first appear in Europe?
500s CE
800s CE
1000s CE
1300's CE
18
Who was Mansa Musa?
The Pharaoh of Egypt
The King of Mali
A Muslim prophet
The King of Songhai
19
A series of medieval military expeditions (mainly sponsored by the catholic church) is the definition of...
The Crusades
Corruption
Eastern Orthodox Catholicism
Catholic Expeditions
20
Who really brought about nationalism in France?
Louis XIII
Charles V
Charles VII
Joan of Arc
21
What is the most important thing to know about the 2nd crusades?
It resulted in an increase in power for the Turks
It was led by children
It resulted in an increase in power for the Catholic church
It was the first crusade led by Kings
22
How did the Fourth Crusade go wrong?
They didn't even make it to the holy land
They attacked two Christian cities
The were excommunicated from the catholic church
It didn't, they took back the holy land
23
Loyalty to, and pride in, one’s country, and putting ones country ahead of others is the definition of...
Feudalism
Nationalism
Socialism
Despotism
24
What dynasty did the Mongols establish in China?
Han Dynasty
Yuan Dynasty
Jin Dynasty
Xin Dynasty
25
Which Khan was responsible for the initial wave of expansion of the Mongol Empire?
Kublai Khan
Gingham Khan
Genghis Khan
Batu Khan
26
What was the main charge that got Joan of Arc burned at the steak?
Witchcraft
Heresy
Dressing as a man
Murder
27
What piece of writing officially starts the protestant reformation?
Luther's 5 Theses
Da Vinci's Diary
Luther's 95 Theses
De Vinci's Manuscript
28
How did art overall change from Medieval times to the Renaissance?
It was more abstract
It became more religious
It was more realistic
It became less religious.
29
Why did Henry the VIII start the church of England?
To marry Kathryn Howard
To divorce Anne of Cleves
To divorce his first wife Catherine of Aragon
To marry Anne Boleyn
30
Which Khan was responsible for uniting all of China under the Mongolian Empire?
Batu Khan
Gingham Khan
Ghengis Khan
Kublai Khan
31
Why was Richard the Lionheart so important to Europe?
He was able to negotiate a deal with the Seljuks
He was able to negotiate a deal with byzantium
He was not important because he failed to take back the holy land
He was abandoned by the french but took back the holy land anyways
32
What led to the rise of Italian City states?
Mercenaries
War
Kings and gold
Merchants and banks
33
What did the Mongols become really good at that helped them conquer most of Asia?
Archery on horseback
Making yurts
wrestling
Throat singing
34
In which century did the major outbreak in Europe occur? (about half the population of the continent died)
1300's CE
1000s CE
500s CE
800s CE
35
What woman exemplifies woman's rights under the Mongolian Empire?
Radnashiri
Khutulun
Chabi
Bulugan
36
What is the most important thing to know about the first crusade?
It was the bloodiest and most gruesome of the crusades
It was the only (moderately) successful crusade
Every crusader was executed by the Seljuk Turks
They permanently secured Christian access to the holy land
37
What was the most deadly type of plague?
Geriatric
Bubonic
Septicemic
Pneumonic
38
What is a yurt?
a tipi
A portable felt tent
A type of donkey
A house
39
What was the name of Martin Luther's policy towards Jewish people?
The 7 sharp mercies
The 10 sharp mercies
The diet of worms
Wannsee Conference
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What was the most common type of plague?
Septicemic
Pneumonic
Bubonic
Geriatric
