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1
France won the war from Joan of Arc's actions in 1453. What did the English do to her?
They took her to fight for the English
She was kidnapped
They captured her and was executed
2
The Mongols' use of ____ in their armies was hard for Europeans to stop
speed
calvary
fighting
3
In
1337
, a conflict broke out between
___
and
___
over who was the king of France. This is called the
Hundred years war
.
France and Germany
Italy and England
England and France
4
In return, Europeans sent....
corn, green beans, and lettuce
leather, animal goods, and grain
clothing, medicine, and tools
5
What was one of the major shifts from the Middle Ages to the
Renaissance
?
more human related topics and less religious ones
more animal related topics and less religious ones
logical vs experiential thinking
6
Genghis Khan
United the Mongols in
1248
True
False
7
Where did most of the trade between
Europe
and the
Middle East
take place?
Northern France
Northern Italy
Northern England
8
Leather
from the east were traded to Europe by Muslims
True
False
9
towns
and
villages
were
not
affected by the plague
.
True
False
10
By
1278
China had been conquered.
False
True
11
What did the Ancient Romans leave behind?
building, statues, and art
clothing, armor, and weapons
their pets, books, and shoes
12
Who was the Muslim leader of Egypt and Syria around the year 1180?
Charlemagne
Saladin
Julius Caesar
Charles Martel
13
For nearly
500
years
from
1295 to 1495
the Italians held a monopoly on trade in the Mediterranean
.
False
True
14
What did the Italian sailors get infected with?
Bubonic Plague
Chicken Pox
Rhino Virus
15
The most famous person to travel the trade route was...
Donatello
Michelangelo
Marco Polo
16
What are the
series of wars
between
European Christians
and
non-Christian
people in
Europe, Africa, and the Middle East
?
Battle of Tours
World Wars
Civil War
Crusades
17
How many major Crusades are there
43
1,000,000,000
2
12
18
The
Renaissance
marked the end of the
Middle Ages
.
True
False
19
When did the first crusade begin?
1096
1982
1472
1018
20
The 4th Crusade was led by the
Holy Roman Empire
but never made it to Jerusalem. Instead they attacked _______
Paris
Constantinople
Rome
Peoria
21
The 3rd crusade was led by....
King of England, France, and the Holy Roman Emperor
Charlemagne
I don't know
Saladin
22
What was the
Renaissance
?
A time when war advanced rapidly. Began in Italy.
A time when everyone skipped school. Began in France.
A time when science and art advanced rapidly. Began in Italy
23
There were also Crusades against Muslims in modern day
Spain.
These are sometimes called the...
Spanish crusades
Reconquista
Wars
Holy wars
24
Which
crusade
was launched to retake cities lost to the Muslim rulers who fought their own holy war to take land?
the third
the first
the twenty-second
the second
25
Trade exposed the people of Northern Italy to...
ideas from outside of Europe
ideas from outside of Africa
ideas from outside of Asia
26
By
1236
, one of Genghis' sons lead an expedition into...
Mangos
Europe
Africa
Asia
27
The High Middle Ages is a period of time from about ...
1300 to 1450
1450 to 1600
1100 to 1300
28
The ideas from trade helped encourage _____ _____, and reintroduced the Italians to ideas of ancient ____ and _____
critical thinking, and Mongols' and Romans
critical thinking, and Greeks and Romans
observant thinking, and Franks and Gauls
29
The Mongols
divided
the Empire into smaller pieces because it was too big. What did they call the smaller pieces?
Mango warrior islands
Khanates
Genghanates
30
The Crusades had a large impact on Europe. What were the impacts of the Crusades?
They increased contact between Europe and the Middle east
All of the Crusades were successful
They made friends from fighting
It promoted trade
31
His son's Mongol army swept through...
Denmark, Sweden, Norway
Russia, Poland, Hungary
France, Belgium, Switzerland
32
Northern Italy had
small cities
competing with each other.
True
False
33
Who were the lower levels that competed against each other?
banks and companies
families
artists, scientists, and merchants
farmers
34
What is the primary aim of the Crusades?
To expand Islam and retake the city of Bethlehem
To have fun!!!!!
To expand Christianity and retake the city of Jerusalem
To expand Christianity and retake the city of Chicago
35
How many people died from the Bubonic Plague?
25 million
25
everyone survived!!!!
25 thousand
36
What were the
2
factors that ended the Crusades
two words: mango. warriors.
Mongols and the plague
trade and increased contact
37
Who were the famous Renaissance Artists?
Leonardo da Vinci, Rafaello, Donato, Michelangelo
Leo XIV, Francis, and Benedict XVI
Leonardo DiCaprio, Timothy Chalamet, and Brad Pitt
38
What year did the
Mongols
control most of
Asia and Russia
?
1320
2025
1280
1260
39
A
16 year old boy
in
France
decided to start the children's crusade.
True
False
40
Who were the famous Renaissance Scientists?
Albert Einstein and Issac Newton
Leonardo da Vinci and Donatello
Galileo and Copernicus
41
Who took
power
back from the nobles?
Nobles
Knights
Kings
42
Saladin launched a war against the Crusader Kingdoms and retook the city of...
Rome
Paris
Egypt
Jerusalem
43
Italy
was the perfect place to dominate
trade
to...
North America from Canada
Europe from the Middle East
Japan from China
44
The Europeans were
successful
in capturing
Jerusalem
in the first crusade.
True
False
45
The war was mostly won by the _____ , who were able to destabilize the French government for about ____ years
French, 60
English, 80
English, 60
46
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Northern France
Northern Italy
Northern England
47
What were the Italian city states competing for?
To be the best city state.
trade from the Middle East, control of lands, and control of ideas.
control of the empire
48
In
October of 1347
, what group of people sieges a ship of Italian sailors?
Mongols
Mango Warriors
The Franks
49
The Muslim holy wars were called the
Jihads
False
True
50
The Bubonic Plague was given the nickname the
Black Death
True
False
51
What did the Mongols provide the Europeans?
they did not provide anything for the Europeans
life-time supply of mangoes
protected trade from Europe and North Africa to Asia
protected trade from England and India to North America
52
The Crusader Kingdoms were a series of kingdoms in the _____ that were run by Europeans.
Levant
Scandinavia
Mediterranean Sea
Arabian peninsula
53
Trade made the Italians very
wealthy
.
False
True
54
Several Crusades were launched towards modern day
Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia
True
False
55
The Renaissance was full of competition. What does competition lead to?
friends
hard-work
innovation
56
In
1281
, the Mongols failed in their attempt to take what country?
Japan
China
Korea
57
Who was
Joan of Arc?
A village girl doin' alright. Then she became a princess overnight.
A peasant girl who believed she was told by God to save France
She controlled the weather.
58
What were the ruins that the Italians lived among?
Ruins of the ancient Romans
Ruins of the ancient Franks
Ruins of the ancient Greeks
59
Trade with the Middle East
reintroduced
ideas of ancient
thinkers
like Aristotle, Plato, Livey, and Cicero.
True
False
60
How many Mongol warriors did Genghis lead into China?
1,300
130,000
one mango warrior
130
61
Thousands of children died of _______
hunger
becoming ill
home sickness
drowning
62
The battle was a disaster for the
Crusaders
and everyone of them was either....
went home or missed their home
killed or captured
nothing happened to them
lost at sea or got sea sick
63
What did Marco Polo do after he returned from his 20 year journey, in
1295
?
He had a party
He wrote a book
He wrote a song
64
Who were the Mongols?
Mango Warriors??????
Nomadic people from the steppes of Central Asia
People from central India
65
Art
was
less
lifelike
in the Renaissance.
True
False
66
Even worse for the Europeans! the Mongols' had the ability to...
single-handily eat 30 mangoes in under a minute
conquer all of Europe
siege cities
throw an epic dance battle
67
The Crusades mostly came to an end around the year....
1325
1349
1290
1220
68
The two trading port leaders were ______ & ______.
Naples and Milan
Venice and Genoa
Rome and Sicily
