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1
Which of the following people were
not
slaves, but
were
tied to the land and couldn't leave
Peasants
Knights
Serfs
Child Crusaders
2
A fief can best be described as..
Land granted from a lord
A porridge made with black bread
A child serving in the Children's Crusade
A type of drink served in local taverns
3
Under Clovis, the Franks were able to control the largest kingdom in Europe, called
Mali
Constaninople
Timbuktu
Gaul
4
Other names for the Middle Ages, which spanned 1, 000 years, include...
Medieval Ages and The Edwardian Era
Dark Ages and Light Ages
Dark Ages and Medieval Ages
Medieval Ages and Renaissance Ages
5
A ____ is an organization of individuals in the same business or occupation working together
Worker's Union
Communism
Guild
Stall in a local marketplace
6
Saladin and _______ agreed to a truce allowing unarmed Christians to visit the holy lands
Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary
King Henry
King Richard the Lionhearted
Frederick of Germany
7
Which of the following launched the First Crusade?
Pope Urban II
King Henry
Barack Obama
Pope Gregory
8
______ was eventually extended to the North African coast and Asia, due in part to the Crusades
The famed English dish of Shepherd's Pie
The Manoral system
Trade
Common currency
9
The Middle Ages is usually considered the time period between which events?
Caesar's death and the Bubonic Plague
Muhammed's descent to Heaven and the Fall of Rome
The Fall of Rome and The crowning of Charlemagne
The Fall of Rome and the Renassiance and Reformation
10
As families grew, younger sons inherited less land from their families. This is a cause for...
Younger sons to kill their older brother for family lands
Urban sprawl to develop outside emerging European cities
Young knights seeking adventure and a chance for own wealth
Younger sons to relocate across the Atlantic to America
11
The Crusades were a war fought in 1093 for the holy land between Christians and Muslims lasting
25 years
300 years
500 years
1, 000 years
12
What was a
social
reason for the Crusades?
To get young knights to stop fighting one another regionally
To baptize all villagers in the local river
To encourage locals to give more money to the church
To obtain more land to create schools in the holy land
13
Christianity had an added ''boon'' when Charles the Hammer (Charles Martel) defeated who?
Muslim raiders
Roman soldiers
Vikings
Mongolian horsemen
14
The Crusades are an example of...
How fighting is more exciting than European village life
How Europe nearly became Muslim-dominated
An abuse of church power
How much people loved Jesus
15
Which of the following were
''mounted horsemen who pledged to defend lord's lands''
for a fief?
Bishops
Princes
Nomadic Warriors
Knights
16
Why were the Crusades and the promise of a ''ticket to Heaven'' a Christian contradiction?
It goes against, ''Thou Shall Not Use a Phone while in M16''
It goes against, ''Thou Shall Not Steal''
It goes against, ''Thou Shall Not Kill''
It goes against, ''Thou Shall Not Bear False Witness''
17
This ruler's empire became know the the Holy Roman Empire, where learning was emphasized
Charlemagne
Julius Caesar
Justinian
Octavian
18
Another result of Germanic invasions was that Europe became...
Rural: People resorted to cannablism
Urban:Schools and libraries were everywhere
Urban: Cities flourished
Rural: Learning not emphasized
19
The Pope wanting to obtain the holy land instead of Byzantine rival is an example of...
Political motivation
Social motivation
Recreational motivation
Family motivation
20
This event 1st illustrated that the
Pope
(church) had more power than the
King
(government)
The Church forcing all Germanic peoples to be baptized
Gregory making Henry wait in the snow for 3 days
Henry being excommunicated from the church
Crowning of Charlemagne as Emperor on X-Mas Day in 800
21
The Middle Ages began when trade was disrupted and cities collapsed due to the...
Fall of Rome from repeated Germanic invasions
The death of Charlemagne and the end of the Carolinigans
The discovery of gold and salt deposits in Western Africa
The rise of European feudalism
22
What is the correct order of rule of the following leaders during the Middle Ages?
Sundiata, Clovis, Charles Martel
Charlemagne, Charles Martel, Clovis
Richard the Lionhearted, Pope Urban, King Henry
Clovis, Charles Martel, Charlemagne
23
The rise of feudalism and the end of the Carolinigian Dynasty occurred after which event?
Pope Urban II called on knights to crusade
Charlemagne was crowned Emperor
The death of Charlemagne, when the kingdom was divided
Muslim raiders tried to invade the European interior
24
Since Germanic tribes were often illiterate, this meant that in terms of politics...
They had well-educated and cosmopolitan political leaders
Democracy thrived and people voted reguarly
There were no orderly governments which followed written law
There were ample qualified politicians
25
New languages began to appear during the Middles Ages, especially from...
Russia and China
England and Spain
England and France
Holland and Luxembourg
26
Trading changed medieval life in what way?
Serfs rebelled against their lords
Workers were needed more in urban areas and less in rural
Peasants climbed the social latter of feudalism
Cities decreased due to increase in farm productions
27
The emergence of Germanic kingdoms gives way to what becomes known as the...
The Holy African Empire
The Holy Roman Empire
The Holy European Empire
The Holy Guacamole Empire
28
A person who
received
a fief was called a...
Merchant
Vassal
Farmer
Clergyman (Priest)
29
What was an
economic
reason for the Crusades?
The European economy would benefit from selling war supplies
Knights had a lot of money and wanted to finance their trip
The holy land of Jerusalem was much wealthier than Europe
Local factories flourished creating helmets and shields
30
The Carolinigan Dynasty began when which person took over for Charles Martel?
Pepin the Brave
Pepin the Short
Pepin the Bold
Pepin the Squire
31
Clovis was the leader of the Franks in the area of Gaul. What significant thing did he do?
Converted his kingdom to Greek Orthodox Christianity
United the Franks under one kingdom with Christianity
Defeated Russian invaders
32
Between the years 400-600, Roman provinces were replaced by...
Germanic tribes and kingdoms
Byzantine armies
Mongols from Central Asia
Muslim raiders
33
Due to increased trading, what else increased?
Fashion and home furnishings
More taxes were paid and schools built for peasant children
Banking and lending increased
Importing Italian marble for gourmet kitchens
34
Who supplied
loans
for knights to go on some of the 8-9 Crusades?
Lords
Wealthy Merchants
The Church
King
