______'s translation of the Bible to _____became the basis for the ____version (widely used by many Protestant churches)

William Tyndale's; English; King James

Why was the threat of excommunication an effective tool?

People believed it would prevent them from going to heaven

Which statement is incorrect?

The Norman Conquest marked the end of the Medieval period in Europe.

The Magna Carta is an important English document because

It granted rights to the people and said that the king must obey the law

______between England and Spain, England thought they would lose, but ____ and her "fire ships" led them to victory.

the defeat of the Spanish Armada; Elizabeth

Which of the following is untrue (100 years' war)

Since it was fought primarily on French soil, it caused no harm to England.

____ between England and France, England won early battles, but France won in the end when __ led them to victory.

The Hundred Years' War; Joan of Arc

Historically, the climate of Europe throughout history that is most important

warm air masses flowing to the North Atlantic Drift

Constantinople was chosen to become the capital of the Byzantine Empire because

it was at a crossroads of lucrative trade routes.

Why were many commoners angry with the Catholic church?

They objected to certain Church practices like indulgences and simony.

The inquisition affected Spain by

non Christians were kicked out of Spain, but those who stayed suffered

St. Thomas Aquinas was famous for

Summa Theologica: argued that reason/logic and religion could coexist.

What is the main reason for this speech?

to call Christians to conduct a Crusade

What changed in European society during the Black Death?

people sought safety in isolation

St. Patrick arrives; Pope Gregory decided to send missionaries to England, St. Boniface sets out to convert pagens

The spread of Christianity north of the Alps

Charlemagne improved the learning of his people by

promoting reading and writing among the peasants

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1
This mosque, a building in Constantinople, was once a church:
The Coliseum
Hagia Sophia
St. Peter's
The Forbidden City
2
Which geographical feature in Europe is located at #5
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
Ural Mountains
English Channel
3
When serfs asked for higher wages during the Black Death, the Lords
paid them higher wages
passed laws limiting the movement and wages of serfs
began to farm their land themselves
began to revolt
4
Which geographical feature in Europe is located at #1
Atlantic Ocean
Northern European Plain
English Channel
Mediterranean Sea
5
______'s translation of the Bible to _____became the basis for the ____version (widely used by many Protestant churches)
John Calvin's; Swiss; Predestination
Martin Luther's; German; Prince Frederick
William Tyndale's; English; King James
6
Identify continent #1
America
Asia
Europe
Africa
7
Why was the threat of excommunication an effective tool?
People were foreced to surrender all of their land and property
People believed it would prevent them from going to heaven
People were publicly executed if banished from the Church
People would also be exiled to a country without a Christian king
8
Italy, Germany, France, and Spain are found in
Continental Europe
Eastern Europe
Western Europe
Southern Europe
9
Which statement is incorrect?
The Norman Conquest marked the end of the Medieval period in Europe.
The Norman Conquest began as a dispute over the right to rule England
William the Conqueror became the King of England in 1066
William the Conqueror was from Normandy, in France
10
Which two leaders from the Hundred Years' War were enemies?
Gregory VII and Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc and William the Conqueror
Joan of Arc and Henry V
Henry V and William the Conqueror
11
The Magna Carta is an important English document because
It declared the findings of the Domesday Book obsolete
gave the king unlimited power to raise taxes to fund his military campaigns
It granted rights to the people and said that the king must obey the law
It benefitted the king more than the nobles
12
______between England and Spain, England thought they would lose, but ____ and her "fire ships" led them to victory.
The Hundred Years' War; Elizabeth
the defeat of the Spanish Armada; Joan of Arc
the defeat of the Spanish Armada; Elizabeth
The Hundred Years' War; Joan of Arc
13
Which of the following is untrue (100 years' war)
In one phase, a young peasant girl led the French to victory
Since it was fought primarily on French soil, it caused no harm to England.
It lasted 116 years
It contributed to religious, economic, political instability across Europe.
14
#2 in the Catholic Church
Archbishop
priest
cardinal
Pope
15
____ between England and France, England won early battles, but France won in the end when __ led them to victory.
The Hundred Years' War; Elizabeth
the defeat of the Spanish Armada; Joan of Arc
the defeat of the Spanish Armada; Elizabeth
The Hundred Years' War; Joan of Arc
16
Historically, the climate of Europe throughout history that is most important
the proximity to the Mediterranean Sea
warm air masses flowing to the North Atlantic Drift
the effect on wind currents created by the Alps
yearly average precipitations for countries in this climate
17
During the Inquisition, Ferdinand and Isabella used it to unite Spain as a ______ country.
Calvinist
Catholic
Protestant
Lutheran
18
____________was King of the Franks from 768 to his death and was crowned emperor by Pope Leo III on 25 December 800.
Charlemagne
William the Conqueror
Hercules
Constantinople
19
Study for your short answer by thinking about
3 things the Crusade's affected politically, economically and socially.
All of the above
Reasons and examples
3 things the Black Death affected Socially, religiously and economically .
20
The population of Europe declined in the 12th century because of
The Bubonic Plague
The Hundred Years' War
the Crusades
the Norman Conquest of England
21
Constantinople was chosen to become the capital of the Byzantine Empire because
it was at a crossroads of lucrative trade routes.
it was the location of an Islamic holy site.
it was close to the wealthy Russian empire.
it was located far inland and protected by mountains.
22
Why were many commoners angry with the Catholic church?
They were Separatists who wanted to leave the church
They were Puritans who believed that the Church was too fancy and elegant.
They were Calvinists who believed in predestination.
They objected to certain Church practices like indulgences and simony.
23
Justinian's most significant political accomplishment was
codifying Roman law
restoring the empire to its previous size
defeating invaders from the south.
defeating the Roman Empire
24
Protestant Reformation in England =
Anglican Church
Lutheranism
Calvinism
25
#4 in the Catholic Church
priest
cardinal
Bishop
Archbishop
26
A powerful office set up within the Catholic Church to root out and punish heresy in Europe-specifically Spain.
Inquisition
Reconquista
27
Clovis, king of the Franks, conquered Gaul and extended his empire by
converting to Christianity
promising to lower taxes
leading an army during the Crusades
creating the largest kingdom in Western Europe
28
#3 in the Catholic Church
Pope
Archbishop
priest
Bishop
29
The inquisition affected Spain by
Christians were kicked out of Spain.
The inquisition
Queen Isabella converted to Islam.
non Christians were kicked out of Spain, but those who stayed suffered
30
Protestant Reformation in Germany =
Anglican Church
Calvinism
Lutheranism
31
Who was considered to be the highest authority in Medieval Western Europe?
The Pope
The Feudal Lord
The King
The Emperor
32
_____________ became King of England in 1066, uniting most of Britain under his rule.
Henry the VIII
Charlemagne
William the Conqueror
William the VI
33
#5 in the Catholic Church
Pope
cardinal
Archbishop
priest
34
Wealthy members of society or civilization
middle class
commoners
peasants
aristocrats
35
Which geographical feature in Europe is located at #3
Ural Mountains
Mediterranean Sea
English Channel
Atlantic Ocean
36
Which group was responsible for the preservation of learning and ancient literature in the Middle Ages?
doctors and lawyers
nobles and kings
priests and monks
traders and businessmen
37
Locate Constantinople, capital of the Byzantine Empire
2
4
3
1
38
Which geographical feature in Europe is located at #2
Atlantic Ocean
North European Plain
English Channel
Ural Mountains
39
The Byzantine Empire was a continuation of the _____________.
Eastern Roman Empire
Western Mongol Empire
Eastern Persian Empire
Northern Ottoman Empire
40
#1 in the Catholic Church
Archbishop
Pope
cardinal
priest
41
St. Thomas Aquinas was famous for
Believing that Aristotle could not add to understanding Divine Will
being captured and executed for his beliefs
Summa Theologica: argued that reason/logic and religion could coexist.
believing that human reason was too imperfect to understand God's existnace
42
Expensive clothes, jewelry, and weapons fueled the need for
larger government
more land
long-distance trade
horse-powered plows
43
Christian forces in Europe regained control of Spain from Muslims
Reconquista
Inquisition.
44
What is the main reason for this speech?
to support missionary activities in the Middle East
to develop feelings of anti-Semitism among people
to call Christians to conduct a Crusade
to raise concerns about the safety of the trade routes.
45
What changed in European society during the Black Death?
roles in society became even more defined
people sought safety in isolation
people flocked together for protection.
Lower classes began to depend more on manor lords
46
Which geographical feature in Europe is located at # 6
Ural Mountains
Alps
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
47
St. Patrick arrives; Pope Gregory decided to send missionaries to England, St. Boniface sets out to convert pagens
The growth of power of the European kings during Medieval Times
The spread of Christianity north of the Alps
The events leading to the development of the Protestant Movement
The influence of Catholic missionaries to stamp out Judaism and Islam
48
Who would not be a member of a guild?
merchant
Blacksmith
Carpenter
Feudal Lord
49
Which geographical feature in Europe is located at #4
Alps
Ural Mountains
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
50
Charlemagne improved the learning of his people by
requiring all church members to learn to read and write
promoting reading and writing among the peasants
requiring all able-bodied men to serve as knights
requiring all of his kingdom to study ancient Greek and Roman texts
51
Joan of Arc fought in ______
Napoleonic Wars
Seven Years' War
Hundred Years' War
People's Crusade
52
Which was not a benefit to the economic development of the North European Plain?
a wealth of minerals
The fertile soil.
The Mountains
The wealth of rivers.
53
Which two civilizations did the Byzantine Empire preserve and expand?
Arab and Egyption
Greek and Roman
Roman and Egyptian
Greek and Persian
54
The crowning of Charlemagne as Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire caused
The church to become more powerful because it split from Charlemagne.
The church to become more powerful after Charlemagne begged for forgiveness
The church to become more powerful because the pope chose the emperor.
The church to become less powerful, people became influenced by Charlemagn

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