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Unit 8- Late Middle Ages
Unit 8- Late Middle Ages
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Answer the following question.
Ottoman Empire
Mongol Empire
Byzantine Empire
Persian Empire
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Jewsand Moors were expelled from what country?
Russia
Spain
France
England
3
TheMagna Carta was important because it–
ended the system of feudalism
increased the influece of the church
Limited the power of the king
Established the right of assembly
4
Whichcity served as the capital of three empires at different times and underdifferent names?
Athens
Moscow
Constantinople
Baghdad
5
Normanconquest by William the Conqueror- Common Law under Henry II-King John signs Magna Carta
Spain
Russian
England
France
6
Whatwas a result of the Crusades?
Reunification of the Church of Rome and Byzantine Empire
End of Muslim religion
Increased mistrust between Muslims and Christians
Religious toleration in Western Europe
7
Whatfactor was most important to the establishment of universities?
The education of peasants
rise of elected assemblies
The work of Church Scholars
The support of craftsmen
8
Whatwas a major effect of the Crusade on Europe?
Economic control of North Africa
Religious toleration for Jews
Increased trade with Arab cultures.
Increase influence of the Patriarch
9
InRussia, the Orthodox Church influenced –
Catholicism
Toaism
humanism
unification
10
Describethe spread of the Black Death.
Starts in East Asia and spreads to Europe
Starts in Europe and spreads to Africa
Starts in Africa and spreads to Europe
Starts in Europe then goes to South Asia
11
TheBlack Death was also known as the –
Death epidemic
Flu epidemic
Bubonic Plague
Poison of the rats
12
Duringthe Middle Ages, which group was more educated?
Clergy
Serfs
Knights
Freemen
13
Church scholars translated Greek and Arabicworks into-
English
Spanish
French
Latin
14
Churchscholars created new knowledge in all of the following EXCEPT...
science
astrology
medicine
philosophy
15
Oneeffect of the Bubonic Plague would be that feudal obligations –
increased throughout Western Europe and Asia
came to an end in many towns.
were influenced by the Church
Increased in Italy and France
16
WhichSpanish monarchs were responsible for the unification of Spain?
John and Ann
William and Mary
Ferdinand and Isabella
Henry and Elizabeth
17
Answer the following question.
collapse of Rome as a result of Barbarian invasions
collapse of Western control of Jerusalem
triumph of the Ottoman Turks at Tours
triumph of Pope Urban in retaking the Holy Land
18
Whichtwo countries fought in the Hundred Years War?
France and Spain
England and China
Italy and Spain
England and France
19
WhatByzantine capital fell to the Ottoman Turks?
Rome
Madrid
Paris
Constantinople
20
Ivanthe Great is most known for–
creating a written code of law for Russia
acceptance of the Mongols in Russia
his democratic rule
defeating the Mongols
21
TheEuropean population dropped significantly between 1347 & 1352, what causedthis drop?
The Mongols
Crusades
The Black Death
Norman Conquest
22
Whocentralized power in Moscow, Threw off the Rule of the Mongols, & Expandedthe Russia?
Ivan the Terrible
Ivan the Great
William the Conqueror
Wilhelm II
23
Whatwas the major goal of the Crusades?
Free the Holy Land
Defeat all Muslims
Liberate Spain
End 100 Years War
24
Howdid scholastic universities impact the late Medieval period?
Scholars began to use reason instead of faith as a guide
Many students broke away from the Church
Scholars began to emphasize the importance of faith
Students learned to accept the teachings of scholars
25
Answer the following question.
1 and 4
2 and 3
1 and 3
2 and 4
26
Which of the Following statements are true about France?
The 100 years war helped define France as a nation
King John signed the Magna Carta in Paris
Joan of Arc helped unitfy people in France against English
Hugh Capet established Frnech throne in Paris
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Ferdinand& Isabella unify the nation-Finance exploration by Columbus-Charles V expands empire –
Russia
England
Spain
France
28
Whoworked in monasteries, translated Greek and Muslim learning, & foundations for universities?
monarchs
tradesmen
nobles
church scholars
29
Whatdeclined as a result of the Crusades?
Trade
Power of the Church
Byzantine Empire
Feudalism
30
Answer the following question.
RCC lost power in France
France began to develop a strong monarchy.
France became the new leader of the Holy Roman Empire
Increasing military ensured economic prosperity in France
31
Whatgroup conquered the Byzantine Empire in 1453?
French Conquerors
Russian Nomads
Christian Crusaders
Ottoman Turks
32
Answer the following question.
3
2
4
1
33
Whosigned the Magna Carta, limiting the Kings power?
James I
William the Conqueror
Henry II
King John
34
Decliningpopulation of Asia- Declining population of Europe- Disruption of trade.
beginning of the Crusades
100 Years War
Fall of the Roman Empire
Bubonic Plague
35
Saladinwas able to win what city during the Crusades?
Madrid
Jerusalem
Mecca
Rome
36
Answer the following question.
First Crusade
Hundred Years War
Norman Conquest
Holy Roman Empire
37
Which of the following is not a main purpose of monastaries?
Spreading Christianity
Teaching new military techniques.
Translating ancient manuscripts
Helping care for the sick and poor
38
Whoestablished the French throne in Paris and expanded his dynasty’s control overthe country?
Philip IV
Louis IV
Hugh Capet
Philip II
39
Thefirst European universities were based on the scholarly contributions of—
manors
courts
monasteries
guilds
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Howdid the Black Death change the role of the Church in the lives of people duringthe 1300s?
The Christian church was replaced by other religions.
There was no change. People attended church by the masses
The power of the Church grew more.
MAny began to question the power of their religious leaders
