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Medieval World History, Unit 1 Lesson 3
Medieval World History, Unit 1 Lesson 3
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The Roman Catholic Church
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1
The word "holiday" comes from what two words?
Holy One
Holy Week
Holy Day
Holy Deity
2
The two main holidays in Medieval Europe were ______.
Christmas and Hannakuh
Christmas and Independence Day
Christmas and Easter
Three Kings Day and Easter
3
Which Roman emperor converted to Christianity and helped to end persecution of Christians in Rome?
Nero
Constantine
Julius Caesar
Caesar Augustus
4
The Roman Catholic Church influenced which of these things during the Middle Ages? Check all that apply.
explained world events
education
assisted the poor
required taxes
5
Famous Friar who lived a simple life and loved animals, had a respect for all living things.
St. Benedict of Rome
St. Francis of Assisi
St. Theresa of India
St. Francis of Italy
6
How did the Roman Catholic church become so wealthy during the Middle Ages? Check all that apply.
People left land to the church when they died.
They had bake sales twice a week.
The church required a tithe of 10%, ( like a tax)
The King paid them well.
7
Christian belief was so widespread during the High Middle Ages that some historians call that time period the_______
Age of Reason
Age of the Clergy
Age of Faith
Age of the Pope
8
Medieval art & architecture found their most glorious expression in _________. (large churches headed by Bishops)
cathedrals
Manor House
Baptismal pools
castles
9
This unique feature of Gothic cathedrals were on a cathedral roof and carved in the from of mythical beasts.
fairies
ghosts
gargoyles
vampires
10
For what purpose was most art created for during the Middle Ages?
decorating the houses and castles
religious purposes
to glorify the kings and queens
cheer up the downcast serfs
11
The Roman Catholic Church experienced its most influential period during______
Renaissance ( 1400s-1700s)
Late Middle Ages (1300-1450 AD)
High Middle Ages ( 1000-1300 AD)
Early Middle Ages (476-1000 AD)
12
a set of spiritual beliefs, values and practices
clergy
persecute
pilgrimage
religion
13
The "Little Brothers of the Poor" a religious order founded by St. Francis of Assisi is also called_____.
Franciscans
Assisians
Poverty Lovers.
Big Brother Foundation
14
Which 3 of these were vows that Monks, and Nuns took? ( promises they made)
vow to obey their superior
vow of poverty
vowed not to marry
vowed to work 12 hour days
15
the body of people who perform the sacred functions of a church.
Knights
choir boys
clergy
Congregation
16
Which King waited three days outside Pope Gregory's castle in Conossa, to beg forgiveness?
Henry VIII
George III
James II
Henry IV
17
What was the average amount of years it took to build a medieval cathedral?
50-100 or more
25-30 or more
75-300 or more
1000 or more
18
Which one of these are sacraments of the Roman Catholic Church?
Holy Orders
baptism
eucharist (communion)
marriage
19
Saint Benedict of Italy wrote 5 vows monks must take and people call it Benedict's code.
False
True
20
to cause a person to suffer because of his or her religious beliefs
mock
ex-communicate
flattery
persecute
21
Which of these were considered a place for Christians to go on their pilgrimages?
Rome
Mecca
Canterbury Cathedral
Jerusalem
22
A sacred rite of the Christian religion is called a _______.
communion
sacrament
marriage
baptism
23
Books were made in monasteries by monks who hand copied them word for word.
True
False
24
Some dedicated Christians in the Middle Ages joined a series of military expeditions to reclaim Jerusalem for Christians
Pilgrimages
Jihad
Explorations
Crusades
25
Which of these were ways Medieval Holidays were celebrated? (Check all that apply)
singing and dancing
church services
food, drink and dancing bears
acrobats and jugglers
26
In medieval times, some people believed gargoyles were placed as a reminder that____________________.
to celebrate Halloween
devils and evil spirits would catch them if they disobeyed the church.
to keep birds from flying over the cathedrals
God loves even the outcasts.
27
Greek philosopher who taught that reason, or logical thinking was the path to knowledge.
Aristotle
Thomas Aquinas
Geoffrey Chaucer
Plato
28
How many sacraments did (does) the Roman Catholic Church have?
8
7
6
3
29
How long was the Christmas celebration in Medieval Times?
one day
two weeks
one month
twelve days
30
The library in a monastery was called a ______
religious library
religious order
scriptorium
library
31
Geoffrey Chaucer wrote a book about the pilgrimages of the Middle Ages. It is called ________.
Middle Age Pilgrimages
The Pilgrimage to Canterbury
The Canterbury Tales
Stories of Canterbury
32
Concept that there is a universal order built into nature than can guide moral thinking.
universal order
natural law
idea of nature
moral order
33
Which King was responsible for suggesting that the church teach people to read and write?
Charlemagne
Constantine
Gregory III
Henry IV
34
Who was the head of the Roman Catholic Church in Europe during the Middle Ages?
The Pope
The Cardinal
The Archbishop
The clergy
35
Where did most of the schooling in the middle ages take place?Check all that apply. ( there are 3)
cathedrals
convents
Manor House
monasteries
36
If you wanted to live a religious life without the seclusion of a monastery, you might become a ______.
Beggar
Cardinal
Friar
Musician
37
This style of art was reflected in the Cathedrals built between 1150-1400.
Classical
Baroque
Renaissance
Gothic