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EMA: Geography, Vikings, Spread of Christianity
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How did monks spread Christianity if they lived away from society?
The monastery was a fort for protection from invaders.
The monks liked to tell stories about the church to kids.
The monks visited the townspeople who were sick.
People came to the monastery for food and healthcare
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What did the Pope try to spread to all of the kingdoms in Europe?
Christianity
Feudalism
Latin Language
Chivalry
3
Who are religious men who live apart from society and devote their lives to God?
Monasteries
Missionaries
Friars
Monks
4
Where did St. Patrick spread Christianity?
Italy
Germany
Britain
Ireland
5
Which area of Europe has many rivers and good farmland?
Northern Europe
Southern Europe
Southwest Asia
Far Northern Europe
6
Far Northern Europe/Scandinavia's geography can be described as
warm climate with poor farmland
very cold climate with poor farmland
warm climate with good farmland
very cold climate with good farmland
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Where would you find most of the mountains in Europe?
Southern Europe
Far Northern Europe
Northern Europe
Southwest Asia
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The Middle Ages was a period that lasted between what years?
500-1000 CE
100 to 500 CE
1500-2000 CE
500-1500 CE
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Where do monks live?
Monasteries
Castles
Missionaries
Temples
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T or F: Another name for the Middle Ages is the medieval times.
False
True
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What geographic feature allowed the Vikings to travel to inland parts of Europe?
Peninsula
Mountains
Rivers
Coast
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What was the strategy that the Pope used to spread Christianity?
Sending monks around to help the people.
Inviting everyone to church in Rome.
Building monasteries and giving money to Christians
Sending missionaries across Europe and building monasteries.