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World History Unit IV: The Middle Ages
World History Unit IV: The Middle Ages
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Because the Catholic Church was so influential, Kings and Nobles of the Middle Ages
didn't miss church on Sunday
fought the influence and power of the Church
often built bridges to the river
established close ties and alliances with the Church
2
The unified Islamic world of this period was characterized by
infighting that saw very little in cultural achievements
significant achievements and consolidation of their rule
the development of the Gothic architectural style
great take out
3
Society in the Middle Ages was organized into a hierarchical system known as
Feudalism
Socialism
Some other ism
Botulism
4
I also fought for all the following reasons EXCEPT
I liked to fight
adventure
if I stayed home mom and dad would nag
gain wealth
5
My life revolved around
the growing sport of football
the great festivals my king put on for us
hard labor serving my king
my artwork
6
This architectural style developed in the later Middle Ages
Neo Polytheism
Columns and Pillars
Greek Revival
Gothic
7
Probably the most famous Gothic Cathedral is located in Paris, France
Eiffel Tower
Notre Dame
the Coliseum
the Louvre
8
I usually held the top, most powerful position in Feudal society
King
Nobles
Peasants
Knights
9
The collapse of this empire signaled the beginning of the Middle Ages
the entire Roman Empire
the Ottoman Empire
the Western part of the Roman Empire
the Babylonian Enpire
10
What would you say was the most positive result of the Crusades?
resolved the differences between Muslims and Christians
exchange of aspects of culture such as art, food, music etc.
established an agreement on how holy sites would be honored
11
I am often credited with initiating the First of the "Holy Wars"
Some guy in cool clothes
Pope Urban II
Pope Rural IV
Hammurabi
12
I helped spread the Bubonic Plague that killed millions in the Middle Ages
carrier pigeons
bad batch of Ben and Jerry's ice cream
tainted Romaine lettuce
rats
13
Which of the following words BEST describes Europe during the Middle Ages
Collaborative
Peaceful
Disunity
Prosperity
14
Why was I so willing to fight?
they gave me such cool outfits
I believed this would assure me salvation
I heard the food there was awesome
got to see the world
15
Why was this period referred to as the "Middle Ages?"
Viewed as a less important period preceding the Renaissance
Ardvarks dominated the derby
Colin came up with name after playing over there
It was between the other two
16
As the Catholic Church solidified power in Europe, so did this religion across the Middle East
Buddhism
Animism
Hinduism
Islam
17
Who was more vicious and brutal throughout these "Holy Wars?"
Both
Muslims
overall they were both very gentle
European Christians
18
This tension erupted in a series of religious wars known as
Civil Wars
Crusades
Crucifixs
Catastrophes
19
I was often a focus of both sides interests and held as holy by both Christians & Muslims
Rome
London
Cairo
Jerusalem
20
The root of the growing tension between the Catholic dominated Europe and the Muslims
Catholics ate pork
fundamental beliefs
radical hairstyles
they had different parents
21
Even though the King held tremendous power, he often sought the favor of
other Kings throughout Europe
the Catholic Church
Muslim Caliphs
the peasants or serfs whose labor he depended upon
22
What do you see in this Gothic cathedral that has influenced modern architecture and art?
Stained glass windows
Use of stone in construction
Doors to allow people inside
23
The Bubonic Plague was also known as the
Black Death
Curse of the Yankees
Vivaldi's Concerto in E Minor
Bloo Bon Ik Plaque
24
THIS provided a sense of stability and unity in Europe during the Middle Ages
The lack of significant illness
Economic Opportunity everyone enjoyed
The Catholic Church
Common heritage