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How did famine in Europe contribute to the Black Death?
it forced people to leave the city, stopping the plague
it gave the church more power
it helped improve agriculture
it weakened people's immune systems
2
What aspects of medieval culture were influenced by the church?
art, education, and laws
cleanliness
the church had no influence
fashion
3
What is letter C?
Britain
Spain
France
Holy Roman Empire
4
What is letter A?
Holy Roman Empire
Britain
France
Spain
5
Which institution had the most power in medieval Europe?
lords
the monarchy
the Catholic Church
guilds
6
What new technologies were introduced during the war?
swords and bows
telescopes and vaccines
nuclear weapons
cannons and longbows
7
Who was Joan of Arc?
a queen of England
a French peasant who helped France win
a lady who was against the war
a scientist
8
What is letter D?
Britain
Spain
France
Holy Roman Empire
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After the Roman empire fell what happened to trade in Europe?
it flourished
it was controlled by the Mongols
it declined because of bad roads
it moved to Africa and Asia
10
What was the Reconquista?
rebuilding of the Roman Empire
Viking raids
Christians retaking Spain from Muslims
a trade alliance
11
Who was Charlemagne?
a Viking king who raided
a raccoon
A Byzantine emperor
A Frankish king who united Europe
12
How did the Spanish Inquisition help shape attitudes toward Native Americans in the New World?
it had no effect
it encouraged the brutal treatment of indigenous people
it promoted religious tolerance
it led to alliances
13
How was disease treated in the Middle Ages
with modern medicine
with antibiotics
with vaccines
with rituals, bloodletting, and herbal remedies
14
What was the title given to Charlemagne by the pope?
Defender of the Faith
Emperor of the Byzantine Empire
king of Europe
Holy Roman Emperor
15
Who was able to study in medieval universities?
everyone
wealthy men
peasants
women
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Why did people believe the Black Death happened?
scientists saw it was spread by fleas
they knew it was caused by bacteria
they believed it was caused by raccoons
they thought it was a punishment from god
17
Why were the Crusades fought?
to control trade routes to Africa
to unite Europe
to stop the Black Death
to reclaim the Holy Land
18
Why were people accused of heresy in medieval times?
for supporting the raccoon army
for questioning the teachings of the Catholic church
for refusing to fight the Crusades
for working as merchants
19
Who fought in the Hundred Years' War?
Turkey and Italy
France and England
Hemet and San Jacinto
Spain and France
20
What were the biggest legacies of the Crusades?
the discovery of the New World
the decrease of trade
raccoons everywhere
more trade and the decline of feudalism
21
Who fought in the Crusades?
Byzantines and Vikings
Mongols and Chinese
the Raccoon Army and Lebron
Christians and Muslims
22
What did the lack of sanitation in the Middle Ages lead to?
more trade
more population
new medical schools
outbreaks of disease
23
What does it mean to be excommunicated by the church?
going on a pilgrimage
being given a higher position
being officially expelled from the church
cleaning the church
24
How did the Black Death spread so quickly?
through trade routes
by magic
by changes in the weather
through poisoned wells
25
What medical advancements happened because of the Bubonic Plague?
modern surgery
better understanding of sanitation and disease
antibiotics
vaccines
26
How did the Hundred Years' War help shape French national identity?
it weakened france
it united France under a strong monarchy
it made France lose most of its territory
it caused the French people to run away
27
What is letter B?
Holy Roman Empire
Spain
Britain
France