Three of the following are true regarding disease and treatments. Which was is FALSE?

Medieval towns were surprisingly clean for their time.

Three of the following statements about monarchs and lords are true. Which one is NOT?

They had no legal control over the serfs or peasants.

Which is FALSE regarding the feudal system?

Monarchs gave fiefs to serfs, their most important vassals.

Three of the following are true regarding crime and punishment. Which was is FALSE?

Crime was not a problem in medieval towns,as people looked after each other

Roman architectural influences are still commonly seen in which kind of buildings?

Churches, banks, government buildings

Which of the following is FALSE regarding the Hundred Year's War?

It strengthened the power of the peasants.

Three of the following are types of leisure and entertainment for medieval city dwellers. Which was not?

Murder mystery plays put on guilds

Three of the following are true regarding homes and households. Which was is FALSE?

Homes were basically the same, no matter how wealthy or poor a family was.

Which of the following is FALSE regarding Roman language and writing?

Many words and word parts in Swahili developed from the Roman language.

Which of the following is FALSE regarding sacraments, pilgrimages, and crusades?

Many people showed displeasure in their faith by fighting in crusades.

The importance of the Catholic Church to medieval people was seen in all of the following except __________.

In religious tolerance and freedom of religion

What is FALSE regarding free peasants and serfs?

They both are bound to the land.

What led to a schism between the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church in 1054?

Disagreements Byzantine emperors, patriarchs and popes over issues

Which of the following is FALSE regarding the Catholic Church in feudal Europe?

Catholic Church was one of many powerful churches in Europe at that time.

Which of the following is the proper order for feudal Europe's social structure?

Monarchs, Lords, Knights, Peasants, Serfs

Three of the following are true regarding guilds, trade, and commerce. Which one is FALSE?

Guilds had little power in their communities.

Which is the proper order for the ranks of clergy in the Catholic Church hierarchy?

Priests, Bishops, Archbishops, Pope

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1
Which of the following was NOT a religious order that could be found in the Middle Ages?
Veals
Monks
Friars
Nuns
2
Three of the following are true regarding disease and treatments. Which was is FALSE?
Medieval towns were surprisingly clean for their time.
Diseases spread rapidly.
Many people could not be cured with the medical knowledge of the time.
Medieval towns were crowded, noisy, and dirty.
3
Which political ideas of rights,liberties thatcan't violate,affirmed that monarchs should rule with adviceofgovernement?
Congress
Parliament
The Magna Carta
The legal reforms Henry II
4
Which is NOT an example of the continuing influence of Roman ideas in government?
Today's law courts
Our communist government
Written law, such as the U.S. Constitution
Our representative government
5
Three of the following statements about monarchs and lords are true. Which one is NOT?
Monarchs and nobles oversaw the people who worked for them.
They lived in manor houses or castles.
They had no legal control over the serfs or peasants.
Monarchs and nobles oversaw their lands.
6
Which is FALSE regarding the feudal system?
Vassals promised to supply monarchs with soldiers in war.
Feudal system arose as a way of protecting property and creating stability.
Feudalism was based on loyalty and personal relationships.
Monarchs gave fiefs to serfs, their most important vassals.
7
Roman construction methods and standards lasted how long?
Tens of years
Millions of years
Hundreds of years
Thousands of years
8
Three of the following are true regarding crime and punishment. Which was is FALSE?
Crime was a problem in medieval towns, and it was punished harshly.
Many prisoners in prisons had to buy their own food.
Prisons were filthy, dark places.
Crime was not a problem in medieval towns,as people looked after each other
9
Roman architectural influences are still commonly seen in which kind of buildings?
Churches, banks, government buildings
Garages, fast-food restaurants
Medical buildings
Theme parks
10
Which of the following are modern architectural features influenced by Roman Architecture?
Sun rooms, gazebos, windows
Thatched roofs, hay lofts
Basements, attics, crawl spaces
Arches, domes, vaults
11
Where are Roman numerals NOT commonly used today?
Clocks
Books
Binary code
TV and movie credits
12
Which political development strengthened English common law and the role of judges and juries?
Congress
Parliament
The Magna Carta
The legal reforms Henry II
13
Which of the following is FALSE regarding the Hundred Year's War?
It was a series of battles between England and France.
It strengthened the power of the peasants.
It caused a rise in national pride and identity in both countries.
It began to reduce the importance of nobles and knights on the battlefield.
14
What is the language of the Romans called?
Etruscan
Augustian
Roman
Latin
15
What was Emperor Justinian's most lasting contribution?
The Justinian Songs
The Justinian Code
The Justinian Cathedral
The Justinian Square
16
Three of the following are types of leisure and entertainment for medieval city dwellers. Which was not?
Festivals
Fairs
Games
Murder mystery plays put on guilds
17
Which of the following is FALSE regarding European knights?
They received land and protection.
They live by the Bushido code.
They provided service in war time.
They were heavily armored warriors on horseback.
18
Which of the following was not a key event that led to the decline of feudalism in Europe in the Late Middle Ages?
The Bubonic Plague
The Hundred Year's War
The Punic Wars
Political developments in England
19
Three of the following are true regarding homes and households. Which was is FALSE?
Girls married relatively early and boys began work as early as age seven.
Few children were educated.
Most families had small, crowded homes with only a fireplace for heat.
Homes were basically the same, no matter how wealthy or poor a family was.
20
Which political development gave a voice in government to common people, as well as to nobles?
Congress
The legal reforms Henry II
The Magna Carta
Parliament
21
Which of the following is FALSE regarding Roman language and writing?
Many words and word parts in Swahili developed from the Roman language.
Many words and word parts in French developed from the Roman language.
Many words and word parts in English developed from the Roman language.
Many words and word parts in Spanish developed from the Roman language.
22
Which of the following is FALSE regarding sacraments, pilgrimages, and crusades?
Many people showed displeasure in their faith by fighting in crusades.
The Church's sacraments marked important occasions of life, birth to death.
Many people expressed their faith by going on pilgrimages.
Many people expressed their faith by fighting in the Crusades.
23
The importance of the Catholic Church to medieval people was seen in all of the following except __________.
In holidays
In religious tolerance and freedom of religion
In education
The art and architecture of churches
24
Three of the following are true regarding the Byzantine Empire. Which one is false?
It was a Muslim state.
The Eastern Orthodox Church was the center of daily life and inspired
It started as the eastern half of the Roman Empire.
Its capital was renamed Constantinople from Byzantium.
25
What is FALSE regarding free peasants and serfs?
They both farmed the land.
They both are bound to the land.
They both made most of the necessary articles of life.
They are both near the bottom of the social hierarchy.
26
What led to a schism between the Roman Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church in 1054?
Artifacts related to John the Baptist of which both sides claimed ownership
Disagreements Byzantine emperors, patriarchs and popes over issues
The murder of Emperess Theodora.
The kidnapping of Helen of Byzantium.
27
Which of the following is FALSE regarding the Catholic Church in feudal Europe?
The Catholic Church acquired great economic power.
The Catholic Church was the center of community life.
Catholic Church was one of many powerful churches in Europe at that time.
The Catholic Church acquired great political power.
28
Which of the following is the proper order for feudal Europe's social structure?
Lords, Monarchs, Peasants, Serfs, Knights
Knights, Lords, Monarchs, Serfs, Peasants
Monarchs, Lords, Knights, Peasants, Serfs
Monarchs, Lords, Knights, Serfs, Peasants
29
Three of the following are true regarding guilds, trade, and commerce. Which one is FALSE?
Guilds had little power in their communities.
Many towns were wealthy purchase charter where independent from feudal lord
Farmers brought crops,merchants brought many goods to sell in marketplaces.
An economy based on trade and commerce significantly changed daily life.
30
Roman ideals shaped the law codes and government structures of many nations today. Which one did NOT?
Justice
Philosophy of Stoicism
Legalism
Rule of law
31
Which is the proper order for the ranks of clergy in the Catholic Church hierarchy?
Priests, Bishops, Archbishops, Pope
Priests, Pope, Archbishops, Bishops
Archbishops, Bishops, Priests, Pope
Priests, Archbishops, Bishops, Pope

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