The church controlled social interactions between people of the Middle Ages by

Monks use Bible as tool to convey Christian beliefs & provide literacy

Trade unit&e Jews, Muislims, & Christians in the Middle Ages, conflict did occur. Source of division was

during the Crusades in the 12th & 13th centuries

What political change was brought about by the fighting of the Hundred Years war?

Powerful monarchies consolidated power as nation-states emerged.

Christianity & Islam were important in the reconsolidation of Europe following colllapse of the Roman Empire because

seved as unifying influences on culture

Which practice was a defining chacteristic of feudalism in medieval Europe?

Lords granted land to vassals in return for military service

One result of Mongol expansion across Eurasia during the Middle Ages was-

a vast, unified empire of many cultures

How did Muslim expansion into India differ from expansion across North Africa?

Islam coexisted seperately from the dominant Indian religion of Hinduism

One factor contributing to a golden age of Indian society during Maghal rule was

religious toleraton of Hindus and non-Muslims

In what way did the spread of the Black Death change the manorial system in Europe?

Population loss allowed peasants to leave the manor to seek other jobs

The unifying of the Frankish kindom by Clovis likely contributed to-

the increasing role of Roman Catholicism in Europe

Charlamagne expanded the Frankish kingdom. Revolts between 814 and 843 CE resulted in the Treaty of Verdun which

divided the kingdom into three parts

After the fall of Rome, the Christian Church establishes the Roman Catholic Church solidifying its power by-

Strengthen power of papacy & convert non-Christian Germanic to Christianity

How did the Black Death affect manorialism in Europe?

Serfs now had more economic opportunites brought about by depopulation

Business partnerships & contracts between Jewish, Muslim & Christians became more common during the Middle Ages because

trade was protected by the government and valued by society

How did the Crusades impact Italy?

Cities grew along transportation and trade routes to the Holy Land.

How did the Black Death affect medieval Europe?

It caused economic & social instability by drastically reduce the workforce

Why did the Crusades contribute to the end ofthe medieval era in Europe?

Trade was revived leading to the decline of the manorial economy

How did the Hundered Years war affect feudalism in Medieval Europe?

The use of mercaneris decreased the French kings reliance on their nobles

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1
Which European power had major internal religious division during the late fourteenth century?
Poland
England
Castile and Leon
The Holy Roman Empire
2
The church controlled social interactions between people of the Middle Ages by
Monks use Bible as tool to convey Christian beliefs & provide literacy
Preventing business transactions between church and non-members
shunning non -church members from society
Church officials acting as judges in matters of property disputes
3
Which social group of European feudal society showed allegiance to a lord by providing military service?
vassals
artisans
serfs
kings
4
Trade unit&e Jews, Muislims, & Christians in the Middle Ages, conflict did occur. Source of division was
during the Crusades in the 12th & 13th centuries
before the fall of Rome
after Ottoman Turks took control of the Mediterranean & interupted trade
during the conquest of Spain in the 8th century by Muslims
5
What political change was brought about by the fighting of the Hundred Years war?
Religious leader emerged as powerful local leader in France and England
Knights built large independent armies to overthrow corrupt mnarchies
Powerful monarchies consolidated power as nation-states emerged.
Peasants gained privileges by serving in new national armies
6
Christianity & Islam were important in the reconsolidation of Europe following colllapse of the Roman Empire because
commanded believers to act morally
attracted many nonbelievers to convert
seved as unifying influences on culture
provided a model for political organization
7
Which practice was a defining chacteristic of feudalism in medieval Europe?
Lords granted land to vassals in return for military service
Guilds supervised the work done by craftsmen
Troubadours performed concerts in town hall in return for food and lodging
Universities granted degrees to qualified students
8
One result of Mongol expansion across Eurasia during the Middle Ages was-
a chaotic, unstable political climate
a vast, unified empire of many cultures
a revival of art and literature
a birth of new religious influences
9
The feudal system, where peasants of workers serve under a lord or a king, developed following
the rise of nation-states
the development of classical civilizations
the fall of Rome
the Black Death
10
How did Muslim expansion into India differ from expansion across North Africa?
Islam recruited popular Hindu leaders to rule over local government
Islam replaced the strict structures of the Hindu caster system in India.
Islam coexisted seperately from the dominant Indian religion of Hinduism
Islam banned household and field slavery in North African societies
11
One factor contributing to a golden age of Indian society during Maghal rule was
taxation on Hindu and non-Muslim
invasions by Turkish warlords from Central Asia
deciphering the ancient language of Sanskrit
religious toleraton of Hindus and non-Muslims
12
A vassal is expected to show loyalty (especially during the Crusades) to a lord by
providing military service
arranging loans at no interest
collecting tolls and taxes
farming a plot of land
13
In what way did the spread of the Black Death change the manorial system in Europe?
The death of many knights led to an end of feudal warfare
Moarchs were blamed for spreading the disease and attacked
Population loss allowed peasants to leave the manor to seek other jobs
Feare of disease led many to stop attending church services
14
The unifying of the Frankish kindom by Clovis likely contributed to-
the abdication of the last western Roman emperor
the use of Latin in Roman Catholic services
the increasing role of Roman Catholicism in Europe
15
Charlamagne expanded the Frankish kingdom. Revolts between 814 and 843 CE resulted in the Treaty of Verdun which
divided the kingdom into three parts
helped protect against outside invasions
financed the papal authority in Rome
added land south of the Spanish March
16
Why was the Imperial Coronation of Charlemagne such an importan event?
Increased the influence of the papacy in the political sector
Brought unity to the Western Roman Empire
Established the Missi Dominici to hear concerns within the empire
All of the above
17
After the fall of Rome, the Christian Church establishes the Roman Catholic Church solidifying its power by-
Strengthening the power of papacy & convert Ismalmic people to Christianity
Weakening power of the papacy & shifting power to feudal kigs
Weaken power of papacy & converting non-Christian Germanic to Christianity
Strengthen power of papacy & convert non-Christian Germanic to Christianity
18
How did the Black Death affect manorialism in Europe?
Serfs had fewer opportunites for social mobility
Black Death strengthened power of manors because many of the serfs died.
Serfs now had more economic opportunites brought about by depopulation
The movement of serfs off the land became more restrictive
19
What city was a crossroads for Europen crusaders?
Paris
Marseilles
Rome
Constantinople
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Business partnerships & contracts between Jewish, Muslim & Christians became more common during the Middle Ages because
marriage between their familiews were common
trade was protected by the government and valued by society
of the need to join armies and conquer new territories
of the invading Germanic tribes attacking from the north
21
From which country did the earliest Viking invasions originate?
Norway
Denmark
Russia
Ireland
22
Arab expansion in Europe came to a halt following the defeat of Muslim forces at the
Siege of Orleans
Battle of Tours
Battle of Hastings
Battle of Marathon
23
How did the Crusades impact Italy?
Italians embraced Islam brought back by returning Crusaders
Italy suffered economically by supporting the Crusades.
Italian cities shrank as citizens fled Crusader armies
Cities grew along transportation and trade routes to the Holy Land.
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How did the Black Death affect medieval Europe?
It promopted advances in medicine that extended the average life span
It allowed church official to epand their authority
It caused economic & social instability by drastically reduce the workforce
It caused persecution of religious and ethnic minorities to decrease
25
Under the manorial system, nobles were required to provide serfs with which of the following?
food
livable wage
education
protection
26
Why did the Crusades contribute to the end ofthe medieval era in Europe?
Islamic fighters defeated Christian knights and took control of Europe
European knights were given Church lands for fighting in the Holy Lands
Christians split between Western Roman Catholic & Eastewrn Greek Orthodoxy
Trade was revived leading to the decline of the manorial economy
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How did the Hundered Years war affect feudalism in Medieval Europe?
The French took over large portions of England
France lack a professional army to counter the English army
France seperated into feuding regions with little royal authority
The use of mercaneris decreased the French kings reliance on their nobles

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