Why was the Magna Carta important?

asserted that the monarch must obey the law.

Which most accurately describes women’s role inmedieval society?

. Women were considered to be less able to learn

Which of the following is a principle contained in theMagna Carta?

no taxation without representation

What was the purpose of the Domesday Book?

build an efficient system of tax collection

All of the followingwere results of the crusades EXCEPT

Christians conquering the Holy Lands.

Which of thefollowing was NOT true of the English common law?

administered in towns but not in the countryside

What was the framework for England’s legislature setup by the Model Parliament?

two-house legislature filled with nobles and themiddle

When HRE Henry IV said that Pope Gregory VII was “now not Pope, but false monk,”he meant that

He no longer recognized the authority of thepapacy.

How did medieval cathedrals help to educate an illiteratepublic?

stained glass that portrayed biblical stories.

lower than God buthigher than man, judges all, and is judged by no one,” Pope Innocent stating

claim that he could intervene in the affairsof any kingdom.

What change in education developed in the Middle Ages?

The first universities evolved.

In the Concordat of Worms, the

Holy Roman Emperor gave up the right to appointbishops

capture Christian holy places from the Muslims.

Heresy was the crime of

holding beliefs that the Church consideredwrong.

A major difference between the governments of Englandand France was that?

England limited the power of the monarch.

Why might middle-class students been willing tohave hardships to attend early universities?

believed education would lead to greater opportunities.

The Reconquista refersto

campaign to drive the Muslims out of Spain.

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1
What effect did it have on England when Pope InnocentIII excommunicated John?
country was without a king.
War broke out.
country lost its faith in the pope.
country was placed under the interdict.
2
Why was the Magna Carta important?
asserted that the monarch must obey the law.
It allowed the monarch to abolish Parliament.
limited the power of the pope.
approved money for wars in France.
3
The law that was the same for all people
vernacular
Crusades
Common Law
scholasticism
4
Joan of Arc is remembered for...
Fighting in the reconquista
French victoy in 100 yr war
Her magic sword
English Victory in 1000 yrs war
5
Which most accurately describes women’s role inmedieval society?
impossible for a woman to learn to read
Women were allowed to attend school
What Women?
. Women were considered to be less able to learn
6
Which of the following is a principle contained in theMagna Carta?
freedom of religion
the right to bear arms
innocence until guilt is proven
no taxation without representation
7
This emperor weakened Germany by spending little timein Germany.
FrederickII
Henry IV
Otto the Great
James I
8
What was the purpose of the Domesday Book?
undermine the war plans of the kings enemies
build an efficient system of tax collection
sentences for criminals convicted of
deadly diseases discovered in Europe
9
The universal language of European scholars was:
Spanish
Greek
French
Latin
10
All of the followingwere results of the crusades EXCEPT
decline in the prestige of the papacy.
Christians conquering the Holy Lands.
increased trade.
Muslim control of Palestine.
11
Pope Innocent III launched the Albigensian Crusade forthis reason.
Albigensians needed protection from the French.
Albigensians wanted to purify the Church.
Albigensians attacked England.
Albigensians had been excommunicated
12
Which of thefollowing was a result of the Plague in Europe?
The Hundred Years’ War.
The rebirth ofChristianity.
Political Reform.
Economic decline.
13
Which of thefollowing was NOT true of the English common law?
administered in towns but not in the countryside
provided a fairer system of justice
It was used to guide future court cases.
became the foundation of the English legalsystem.
14
The visual history of the Battle of Hastings iscaptured on
Anglo-Saxon Times
Bayuex Tapestry
Canterbury Tales
Doomsday Book
15
The development of an early jury system took placeduring the reign of
Urban II.
Henry II.
Charles II.
Edward I.
16
Holy War
Common Law
Theology
Crusades
Scholasticism
17
What was the framework for England’s legislature setup by the Model Parliament?
one-house legislature filled with nobles
two-house legislature filled with nobles and themiddle
two-house legislature filled with the middle class&knights.
two-house legislature filled with nobles
18
When HRE Henry IV said that Pope Gregory VII was “now not Pope, but false monk,”he meant that
He no longer recognized Henry’s authority.
Gregory had been excommunicated.
He no longer recognized the authority of thepapacy.
The Pope had the authority to depose reigningmonarchs.
19
Who ruled the Papal States?
Darth
The Pope
The King
The Emporer
20
How did medieval cathedrals help to educate an illiteratepublic?
religious education classes.
Church members to learn to read the Bible
supported tax-based public education.
stained glass that portrayed biblical stories.
21
Compared with Gothic architecture, the Romanesquestyle was?
larger and better built
taller and more ornamented
lighter and more spacious
more massive and less colorful
22
lower than God buthigher than man, judges all, and is judged by no one,” Pope Innocent stating
right of Albigensians to disagree with Churchteachings
claim that he could intervene in the affairsof any kingdom.
the supreme authority of kings and emperors
the right of the Holy Roman Emperor to settleChurch issues.
23
A key feature of Gothic architecture
Tiny Windows
Fly Buttrerss
Low roofs
Towers
24
What change in education developed in the Middle Ages?
The first universities evolved.
It became common for women to attenduniversities.
Lower class poor could now attend universities
Students with little training could qualifyto be a teacher
25
In 1215, angry English barons rebelled against
Alfred the Great.
King John
Pope Gregory.
Henry III
26
During the Hundred Years’ War, both sides tookadvantage of new weaponry such as
Musket
Rifle
Cannon
Crossbow
27
Which example of medieval literature takes the readeron a journey into hell?
the CanterburyTales
The Divine Comedy
Song of Roland
Poem of the Cid
28
The Norman who conquered England in 1066 is...
William the Conquerer
Edward the Smart
James II
Steve of Earl
29
In the Concordat of Worms, the
Holy Roman Emperor gave up the right to appointbishops
HRE was recognized as the authority in spiritual matters
Church recognized the emperors had political power.
Holy Roman Emperor lost the right to grantlands.
30
The study of religion
crusades
scholasticism
common law
theology
31
The Battle of Hastings was important because itresulted in the
rejection of the Magna Carta.
Norman conquest of England.
establishment of Parliament.
end of the Viking domination in France
32
The Black Death wascaused by
War
No medicine 
Fleas on Rats
The Flu
33
Crusaders
invaded the Italian city-states of Genoa and Pisa.
Islam as a source of inspiration.
capture Christian holy places from the Muslims.
defended the Holy Land against Christianinvaders
34
Heresy was the crime of
refusing to join a religious order.
refusing to fight in the Crusades.
holding beliefs that the Church consideredwrong.
preaching the Gospel in the language of thecommon people.
35
The French duke who conquered England in 1066 and laidthe basis for a unified national state:
Henry IV.
Eleanor of Aquitaine
William the Conqueror.
Louis IX.
36
A major difference between the governments of Englandand France was that?
France had a strong representative assembly
England did not allow nobles in Parliament
England limited the power of the monarch.
France was never unified.
37
Why might middle-class students been willing tohave hardships to attend early universities?
They wanted to be monks.
They wanted to learn the secrets of alchemy.
believed education would lead to greater opportunities.
They wanted to reform the university system
38
The Reconquista refersto
the conquest of the Holy Land.
Christians’ defeat at Acre.
campaign to drive the Muslims out of Spain.
revival of Greek learning.

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