Unit 4 Ancient History Review

All of the following were major differences between the Byzantine Empire and the Western Roman Empire EXCEPT:

Which of the following was an ECONOMIC cause of the Crusades?

Which of the following were the most successful Germanic tribe to create a kingdom post-Roman collapse?

Which of the following DOES NOT describe the Byzantines?

Which of the following would be a POSITIVE effect of the Crusades?

Played an important role in the Middle Ages post-Roman collapse:

All of the following led to the decline of feudalism EXCEPT:

Which of the following is a POLITICAL cause of the Crusades?

In the 100 Years' War, who claimed that heavenly voices told him/her to go to war?

All of the following describes Western Europe post-Roman collapse EXCEPT:

An economic farming system which created power, order and prosperity in Middle Ages Europe:

The Middle Ages were known as the "Dark Ages" because:

Increased royal authority and decreased power of feudal lords

Who is best remembered for thinking about Just War Theory?

Which of these is NOT part of Just War Theory?

any object that has been in contact with, or contains the remains of, a Catholic saint

ALL of the following were effects of the Black Death in Europe EXCEPT:

The role of the Catholic Church in Medieval Europe includes ALL of the following EXCEPT:

Which of the following might indicate that the Middle Ages really weren't that "dark?"

Historians and archaeologists believe that the Black Death was mainly spread by:

The Black Death was:

After the death of Charlemagne, the state of Europe could be BEST described by the following:

a document that King John was forced to sign in 1215, which limited the power of the royal government

Which of the following is a RELIGIOUS cause of the Crusades?

Which of the following is a DIFFERENCE between the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church?

Near the end of the Roman Empire, it split into two. These two empires were called:

excommunication (split) of the patriarch of the Byzantine Empire from the Catholic Church in the year 1054:

The first Holy Roman Emperor, spread Christianity and temporarily united Europe after the fall of Rome

Following the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, the _____________ controlled the Eastern Mediterranean for centuries

True or False: The Christians had previously been allowed to visit the Holy Lands without Muslim interference.

Considering feudalism, who was at the top social level living on a manor?

In having a clergy with a heirarchy, the Catholic Church grew very powerful in Western Europe because:

The only major source of religion in Western Medieval Europe:

A holy journey to visit a religious site, often completed by Christians

won the Battle of Tours in 732 and stopped the Muslim spread into Europe in the early 700's

Catholic cathedrals in medieval times may have been described as: