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1
What was the significance of religious art in the Middle Ages?
The church banned any art other than religious art
Religious art taught people who couldn't read about theBible
It was forbidden to draw religious art
The church taught people how to paint
2
How did the crusades affect Jews?
Jews were persecuted throughout Europe
Many Christians converted to Judaism
Many Jews left Europe and went to the Holy Land
Jews joined Christians to fight Muslims
3
The Middle Ages occurred between the years:
1000 and 1050
1000 and 1500
500 and 1500
500 and 1000
4
As feudalism declined, power shifted from lords to _________.
serfs
priests
knights
merchants
5
Who was Charlemagne?
ruler of the Holy Roman Empire
a pope
a song and dance man
a French banker
6
Who would have likely said:
“If you give me your loyalty, I will give you land and protection”
a pope
a lord
a serf
a knight
7
Knights followed a code of conduct called:
chivalry
good manors
feudalism
knighthood
8
Why did Europeans fear the Vikings?
Vikings were explorers
Europeans thought Vikings carried diseases
Europeans thought that Vikings were mean
Vikings attacked quickly and stole from their victims
9
What was a manor?
land owned by serfs
a large body of water
code of conduct for knights
a large estate or farm
10
The medieval period is also known as..
Age of Reason
Germanic Era
Middle Ages
Byzantines
11
Knights wore ___ for protections.
long slacks
Thick hat
coats
armor
12
Pope Gregory VII wanted to:
allow kings to assist in appointing church officials
start a crusade to reclaim Jerusalem
free the church from the control of kings
none of the above
13
What was one key result of the Magna Carta?
The king could love by different laws than the commoners
England became a democracy
Power of the nobles was abolished
The king was required to listen to the advice of the nobles
14
How did the plague affect the peasants & workers who survived?
They could no longer live in cities, so they move to farms
They were able to demand more rights & had new opportunities
They were able to move into the positions of nobility
They were forced to return to a feudal economy
15
Which of these is NOT true of the Roman Catholic Church during the Middle Ages?
The church owned valuable land and property
Clergy & monks were people in society who could read.
It was the most popular of three branches of Christianity.
16
What was a fief?
a poor worker on a manor
a type of land form
land granted to a knight by the king
medieval word meaning "life"
17
The Crusades were wars fought between Christianity and:
Greeks
Vikings
Muslims
Egyptians
18
Ruled the Franks from 768-814· United the lands of Europe· Crowned as Emperor by the Pope.
Leo III
Henry IV
William the Conqueror
Charlemagne
19
The most powerful people in the Middle Ages were:
lords
vassals
serfs
knights
20
The word convent refers to a:
home for nuns
home for pets
home for horses
home for monks
21
What did the Normans begin to build in England after they conquered it in 1066?
Irrigation systems
pyramids for the king
Fortified castles
22
As much as half of the population of Europe was killed by:
the Asian Flu
bad food
the Black Death
poor medical care
23
The Vikings invaded Europe from:
Northern Italy
America
France
Scandinavia
24
The Magna Carta was signed by which king:
King Harold of Britian
King William of Normandy
King John of England
King Fred of France
25
Which of the following was NOT a typical reason for going on pilgrimage?
to seek forgiveness for sins
to show devotion to God
to fight for a religious cause
to cure disease
