Which is a major contribution of the Byzantine Empire to global history?

Preservation of Greek and Roman culture

One reason why the Catholic Church was so powerful during the Middle Ages was because:

It owned a large percentage of the land and collected taxes

Serfs living and working on lands of lords and nobles

How did the Bubonic Plague Spread?

Through rats, fleas, unclean water, and humans

returned order and stability to Europe.

The Justinian Code, 12 Tables of Rome, and Code of Hammurabi are similar because

they are all early codes of written law

Constantinople’s location on the Bosporus Strait was 1 reason that the Byz. Empire was able to

control key trade routes between Europe and Asia

Which factor contributed to the success of the vast empire created by the Mongols?

employing superior military skills

the dominant social system in medieval Europe,.

The European system of manorialism is most closely associated with

maintaining economic self-sufficiency

Best example of supporting the economic system

A feudal bailiff collected taxes from peasants.

What were the Crusades?

A SERIES OF WARS OVER THE HOLY LAND

What 3 inventions were created during the Tang and Song Dynasties?

gunpodwer, movable type printing and block printing

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1
Which is a major contribution of the Byzantine Empire to global history?
Invention of the phonetic alphabet
Preservation of Greek and Roman culture
Construction of the pyramids
Expansion of equal rights between men and women
2
One reason why the Catholic Church was so powerful during the Middle Ages was because:
It was not possible to achieve the sacraments
The Catholic church and governments had a powerful alliance
It owned a large percentage of the land and collected taxes
The Catholic church had ties to other countries
3
What is manoralism?
Serfs becoming knights by destroying manors
Kings granting lands to knights in exchange for protection
Popes giving special titles to kings
Serfs living and working on lands of lords and nobles
4
How did the Bubonic Plague Spread?
Through poop 💩
Through rats, fleas, unclean water, and humans
Through magic
Through sharing spoons
5
What was the main goal of developing the Grand Canal in China?
Reduce slave labor
Increase trade in luxury goods
Increase commercial growth
Revive China's economy
6
Feudalism is an economic system used in the Middle Ages that is based on the exchange of...
Labor for blessings
Work for freedom
Land for loyalty
Money for work
7
We are just as likely to get the Bubonic Plague today
False
True
8
Feudalism...
returned wealth and power to Europe's largest countries.
helped Americans gain their independence from Great Britain.
returned order and stability to Europe.
forced people to flee Europe and settle in Asia.
9
The Justinian Code, 12 Tables of Rome, and Code of Hammurabi are similar because
archipelago
they all failed to create order in society
they are all early codes of written law
they're all European
10
What is another term for feudalism?
Industrialization
Imperialism
Westernization
Manorialism
11
True or False...Feudalism is a rigid class system?
True
False
12
System in which nobles gave land to others in exchange for services (loyalty and protection)
feudalism
fief
monk
peasant
13
How did the Black Death spread to Europe?
Fleas living off Black Rats
Trade routes from China
Wars between Europe and other countries
Trade routes from silk road
14
Constantinople’s location on the Bosporus Strait was 1 reason that the Byz. Empire was able to
conquer the Russian city of Moscow
spread Judaism throughout western Europe
unite the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches
control key trade routes between Europe and Asia
15
What was one of the primary reason for the spread of the bubonic plague?
Colonization of the Americas
Economic decline
Development of the manorial system
Increase in trade
16
Which factor contributed to the success of the vast empire created by the Mongols?
converting conquered peoples to Confucianism
paying monetary tribute to local rulers
employing superior military skills
avoiding contacts with the West
17
Who was Genghis Khan?
Kublai Khan's grandson
Leader of the Mongols
Was a merchant
Defeated the Mongols
18
Which trait is a characteristic of serfdom?
Service as a warrior
Limited economic options
Extensive political influence
Upward social mobility
19
The Catholic Church was the Highest authority during the Middle Ages
False
True
20
what is feudalism?
ancient time in history
the dominant social system in medieval Europe,.
the organization of the economy in the Middle Ages.
Lords , knights , & peasants
21
The European system of manorialism is most closely associated with
serving the spiritual needs of society
maintaining economic self-sufficiency
reviving and preserving learning
promoting social mobility
22
Best example of supporting the economic system
Reeves repaired buildings on manors.
Knights received food, lodging, armor, and a horse.
Jews in Europe lost many rights when the Roman Empire ended.
A feudal bailiff collected taxes from peasants.
23
Medieval Europe was a synthesis of which three groups?
Chinese, Roman, Christian
Roman, Germanic, Christian
Roman, Germanic, Turkish
Germanic, Finnish, Turkish
24
What were the Crusades?
A BUNCH OF NONSENSE
A WAR OVER ROCKS
A SERIES OF WARS
A SERIES OF WARS OVER THE HOLY LAND
25
What 3 inventions were created during the Tang and Song Dynasties?
paper, guns, and shovels
toilets, paper, guns
porcelain, fireworks, and toilets
gunpodwer, movable type printing and block printing

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