What is the Great Schism?

The division between the Catholic and Orthodox churches

What is the Renaissance?

The revival of interest in learning and the arts.

How was the Hanseatic League successful?

It protected traders and merchants from pirates

Why were the vikings so dangerous?

Their long ships enabled them to invade more places

What 3 powers came to rule Western Europe in the later Middle Ages?

The Holy Roman Empire, Capetian France, & Norman England

What was the feudal system in Europe?

System of obligation where everyone benefits

What were the effects of the Crusades?

They opened up trade, They spread the Black Death, They brought Western Europe together

What was the effect of the Mongol takeover of Kieven Rus?

It cut Kievan Rus off from the rest of Europe

How was the Battle of Tours important?

It stopped the spread of Islam in Europe

How did Vladimir change Russian history?

He converted to Eastern Orthodox

How did Europe improve agriculture?

The three-field system and crop rotation

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1
What is the Great Schism?
The split that created multiple regions in Europe
Martin Luther King Jr.'s rebellion against the church
The civil conflict between the Covenant and the Sangheili
The division between the Catholic and Orthodox churches
2
Which group helped to found the city of Kiev?
The Romans
The Seljuk Turks
The Vikings
The Byzantines
3
What is the Renaissance?
A jump-start of new techniques in medicine
The revival of interest in learning and the arts.
The largest golden age of the culinary arts in Italy
The renewed interest in scientific innovation
4
Who was the first Frankish king to unite the tribes?
Pepin
Clovis
Charlemagne
Charles Martel
5
Why is the Magna Carta significant?
It was a great painting
It gave the king enormous power
It was the first law that mandated religion in Europe
It gave citizens basic rights
6
How was the Hanseatic League successful?
It protected traders and merchants from pirates
It changed Christianity forever
It was an outstanding military organization
It was the most successful FF league ever
7
Why were the vikings so dangerous?
They were fearless in battle
Their belief in Valhalla
Their long ships enabled them to invade more places
Their siege weapons were very advanced
8
What was the architecture of the time period?
Post-Classical
Romanesque
Gothic
Classical
9
What 3 powers came to rule Western Europe in the later Middle Ages?
Norman England, the Seljuk Turks, and the Holy Roman Empire
The Holy Roman Empire, Capetian France, & Norman England
Capetian France, the Holy Roman Empire, and Germanic tribes
The Wholly Roman Empire, Carpe Diem France, & Normal England
10
What was the feudal system in Europe?
System that centralized power throughout Western Europe
System in which serfs were able to buy their freedom
Strictly the social hierarchy system in Western Europe
System of obligation where everyone benefits
11
What Crusades were successful for the Christians?
Only the 14th
Only the 1st
All of them
Only the Kings' Crusade
12
How did Pepin of the Carolingian Dynasty legitimize his rule?
Bribery
Religion
Warfare
Violence
13
Which groups invaded Europe?
Magyars
All of the above
Vikings
Muslims
14
Which Roman Emperor established the capital of Constantinople?
Leo
Justinian
Constantine
Vladimir
15
All of the following led to the Great Schism EXCEPT
Iconoclasm
Pope vs. Patriarch
Indulgences
Supremacy of Rome or Constantinople
16
What were the effects of the Crusades?
They opened up trade
They spread the Black Death
They brought Western Europe together
They destroyed Islam
17
Identify the political structure of the Byzantine Empire.
Decentralized
Centralized
18
What was the effect of the Mongol takeover of Kieven Rus?
Kievan Rus became highly centralized
It led to years of civil wars
Kievan Rus excelled in the areas of math and science
It cut Kievan Rus off from the rest of Europe
19
Which group of invaders conquered the Byzantine Empire in 1453?
Ottoman Turks
Mamluks
The Seljuk Turks
The Mongols
20
What type of architecture is represented in the picture?
Minarets
Onion Domes
Arches
Gothic
21
How was the Battle of Tours important?
It introduced tourism
It stopped the spread of Islam in Europe
It spread Christianity through the Middle East
It stopped the spread of Judaism in Europe
22
In what ways did the Byzantine Empire work to spread Eastern Orthodox?
Focused art and education on religion
All of the answers are correct
Sent missionaries
Developed an alphabet
23
How did Vladimir change Russian history?
He established a law code
He converted to Eastern Orthodox
He was crowned the first emperor
He established a theocracy
24
Who was crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope in 800?
Charlemagne
Charles Martel
Pepin
Clovis
25
How did Europe improve agriculture?
The multi-field system and crop rotation
The three-field system and crop rotation
The tri-crop system and field rotation
The three-farm system and farmer rotation
26
Which Byzantine Emperor's law code became the foundation of legal knowledge in Europe?
Vladmir I
Justinian
Basil II
Theodora
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Who reduced access to Jerusalem for the Christians?
Seljuk Turks
Egyptians
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Persians

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