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Ch. 10 Europe in the Middle Ages
Ch. 10 Europe in the Middle Ages
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A #review of the #latemiddleages in preparation for a #test
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1
What did Emperor Henry IV and Pope Gregory VII disagree on?
If bishops should be allowed to marry
The king's divorce
Where the Pope should live
Who could select bishops
2
Which of these is NOT a doctoral degree in a medieval university?
Theology
Medicine
Pope school
Law
3
The proper name of the middle age's most dangerous disease is
The Black Death
The plague
Yersinia Pestis (scientific name)
The Bubonic Plague
4
Why were Christians afraid of excommunication?
Their soul would explode
Their souls would be trapped in purgatory
Would not be allowed into Hell
Would not be allowed into Heaven
5
The Mongol trade routes quickened the spread of ___________
Warfare
Knowledge
The angel of death
The Bubonic Plague
6
What did the Catholic Church do involving Joan of Arc in 1920?
Made her a saint
Acknowledged her punishment fit the crime.
They condemned her crimes against the church
Honored her
7
Why did the artisan guilds of medieval times use images on their signs?
Everyone loves cartoons
They catch the eye better
Most customers couldn't read
They look pretty
8
Which group of people were discriminated against throughout the Middle Ages?
Greek Orthodox
Muslims
Jews
Christians
9
His video was titled "most evil men in history", forced Jews to either convert or leave.
King Ferdinand
Queen Elizabeth
The Pope
Tomas de Torquemada
10
Which characteristics of Gothic architecture do you see?
Stained glass windows
Ribbed vaults
Pointed arches
Pinnacle
11
What did NOT result after farming improvements were made?
increased food supply
commercial capitalism
population growth
cities shrunk
12
Which type of Gothic architecture is represented between with inner and outer walls.
Flying Buttress
Stained class windows
Ribbed vault
Pinnacle
13
She inspired the French to win the Hundred Years War and was the Katniss Everdeen of her day
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Empress Wu
Catherine of Valois
Joan of Arc
14
Who was a scapegoat for those who were scared and not sure of what caused the plague?
Non Catholics
Protestants
Stinky people
Jews
15
In the video why is biological warfare described as being so terrifying?
It's gross
You can't do anything to become immune to it.
It makes you stink
You can't see them
16
During this time period Europe was switching to this type of economy
Communist
Capitalist
Money economy
Barter economy
17
Heretical movements & increased persecution of heretics & Minorities helped cause
The Spanish Inquisition
The reformation
Friday the 13th
The Inquisition
18
Between 1347 - 1351, the plague reduced Europe's population by...
1/4
1/3
2/3
1/2
19
This sort of ordeal could mean that you _______your ________ and must now do it again in public
Gave up, heresy
Confessed, heresy
sins, blasphemy
20
A dispute over who would ascend to the French throne started the...
Hundred Years War
The Crusades
French Revolution
Plague
21
Which childhood nursery rhyme did we realize described situations during the plague?
Ring around the rosie
Baa, Black Sheep
Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe
London Bridge Is Falling Down
22
Longbow, cannon, and peasant foot soldiers winning battles were innovations from what?
Joan of Arc's army arsenal
A time of great peace in Europe.
50 years war
Hundred years war
23
This video represents the church's desire to root out heretics. What is this movement called?
Rule of the Papal States
A bad time man
Inquisition
After math of the plague
24
The black plague traveled from____ by_____, on the backs of _____.
Asia, fleas, rats
Asia, rats, fleas
outer space, aliens, human subjects
Europe, humans, humans
25
This war was fought for about 116 years and was fought between England and France
English & French conflict
Hundred years war
7 years war
Hundred sixteen years war
26
Which is the proper hierarchy/ranking of the Catholic Church?
Pope, cardinal, archbishop, bishop, parish priest
Pope, parish priest, cardinal, archbishop, bishop
There is no ranking, he speaks through all equally.
The Pope and nothing else!!!
27
In a span of __________ years the plague kills________ million people.
4 years, 10 million
15 years, 10 million
50 years, 15 million
15 years, 50 million +
28
Which style of architecture arose in the 12th century?
Romanesque
Gothic
Basilica
Futuristic
29
During the late middle ages, ________ and kings came into conflict over ________.
Popes / Rome
Bishops / women
Queens / religion
Popes / power
30
Europe's sparsely populated cities, cleanliness, and lack of rats helped spread the plague.
False
True
31
This style of church architecture displayed a rectangle shape & flat wooden roof.
Basilica
Romanesque
32
Which style is shown here and precedes the Gothic style of architecture?
Gothicesque
Old school cathedrals
Romanesque
Basilica
33
Less rights, less crowded, needing permission to marry, only agricultural word describes
Medieval manor (country) life
Medieval city life
34
What characteristic of Gothic architecture is this?
Pointed arches
Pinnacle
Ribbed vaults
35
They played the greatest role in creating the first European universities.
Noblemen
Kings
Church leaders
Scientists
36
A person who disagrees with the church's teachings is known as a/an...
Muslim
Barbarian
Heretic
Apostate
37
What does this symbolize about the dangerous change the black death made?
It's gross
There's no connection
It passed from one person to the next
It became airborne, killing 100% of it's victims
38
Doctors during the plague did much to help their patients and stopped the spread of the plague.
True
False
39
The purpose of the Spanish Inquisition was to ensure that...
Only Christianity was practiced
All heretics were tortured
All Muslims were converted to Christianity
All Muslims were expelled from Spain
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After the plague, surviving peasants and serfs...
Returned to the jobs they held previously
Obtained positions once held by nobles
Demanded shorter work days
Demanded wages for their labor