was appointment of church officials by secular rulers

Manorialism can be described as

economic system, exchange protection for work services

A grand jury is ......?

citizens that decide if people should be accused of a crime

A Kurdish warrior and Muslim leader

How did the later Middle Ages change because of the growth of towns?

New and more job opportunities were created.

What was the effect of the Three field system?

Farmers produces more food and villagers had more to eat

What is an indictment?

a formal charge or accusation of a serious crime.

All of the following are true about the Catholic Church in Medieval Europe EXCEPT:

The church had less power than the king and/or queen

Who was William the Conqueror?

A Norman Duke who claimed the throne of England through battle

Why was Richard the Lionhearted important?

He almost retook Jerusalem in 3rd Crusade, great warrior

An association of craftsmen or merchants, who set rules for trade in a town

What did Henry II do?

Ensured Formal Charges & Trials In Court

Economic system in feudal Europe

What were the Crusades?

Religious wars between Christians and Muslims

peasants who were bound to the land

The purpose of the crusades were to

take back the holy land from Muslim control.

Why did Saladin believe that Muslims should retake Jerusalem?

Allah wanted Muslims to retake it

person who works for a master in a trade to be trained

Why was the church so important?

The Church dominated everyone's life

What is "common law"?

A system of law based on precedent and customs

Land given to a vassal as payment

What was the Reconquista?

The effort by Christian leaders to drive the Muslims out of Spain

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1
The holy city of Islam
Sharia
Hadith
Mecca
Kaabah
2
Lay Investiture
are the established rites of the Catholic Church
was appointment of church officials by secular rulers
are the established rites of the Catholic Church
was founder of the Dominican monastic order
3
What was the religion of the Byzantine empire?
Buddhism to Hinduism
Polytheistic to Christianity
Islam to Judiasm
Judaism to Christianity
4
Manorialism can be described as
political system, exchange land for protection
belief system, church influenced all parts of life
economic system, exchange protection for work services
social system, serfs could become knights
5
where did Islam started?
ALL THE ABOVE
Sleepy time
Mecca
Judaism
6
Who was the founder of Islam?
MOHAMMED
KNIGHTS
THE POPE
ABRAHAM
7
Which is not one of the 5 Pillars of the faith?
Giving to the poor
Singing hymns
Praying to Allah
Fasting
8
What was a common theme preached by the Church in medieval times?
obedience
self-awareness
freedom
respect of women
9
What were the impacts of the crusdaes?
Increased power of the king
Defeated the french
10
A grand jury is ......?
A guild
citizens that decide if people should be accused of a crime
A mounted man at arms serving a lord
A group of citizens that decides an accused person is guilty
11
Saladin
A Kurdish warrior and Muslim leader
A Muslim warrior
A Kurdish leader and Muslim warrior
A Kurdish leader
12
How did the later Middle Ages change because of the growth of towns?
More trade meant more history books were available.
People hated city life so they moved to the countryside.
New and more job opportunities were created.
Less trade meant that people couldn't get needed supplies
13
Which group(s) gained power in the later Middle Ages?
lords
the church
merchants and craftspeople
Jews
14
What was the effect of the Three field system?
They all get food equally
Farmers produces more food and villagers had more to eat
Food is great
Cinnamon buns
15
What is an indictment?
to speak against; to say the opposite
To say what will happen before it occurs
a formal charge or accusation of a serious crime.
a leader who speaks and rules with total power
16
All of the following are true about the Catholic Church in Medieval Europe EXCEPT:
The church had less power than the king and/or queen
The church was the largest landholder in Europe
The church collected income from the people
The church was the center of social and religious life
17
Whats the Holy book of Islam?
The Tora
The Bible
The Gospels
The Quran
18
Who was William the Conqueror?
A French duke who claimed the throne of England by giving out gifts
A Norman Duke who claimed the throne of England through battle
A Norman duke who claimed the throne of england through negotiation
An English Duke who claimed the throne of England through battle
19
What happened to Thomas Beckett?
He was killed in the cathedral
Nothing
He fell off his horse
He was shot in the chest with an arrow
20
When did the Byzantine Empire Start
330 B.C.
330 A.D.
320 A.D.
320 B.C.
21
Why was Richard the Lionhearted important?
He almost retook Jerusalem in 3rd Crusade, great warrior
He became King Richard I
He was a friend of Robin Hood
He nearly bankrupted England
22
Which empire continued as the Byzantine Empire?
Western Roman Empire
Eastern Roman Empire
Ottoman Empire
British Empire
23
Which group lost power during the later Middle Ages?
kings
lords
peasants
merchants
24
What were guilds?
A system where three fields are rotated out, only two being used at a time
A population increase that influenced trade to China
A period of time in the Middle Ages where families would go to battle
An association of craftsmen or merchants, who set rules for trade in a town
25
What did Henry II do?
Ensured Formal Charges & Trials In Court
Made The King All Powerful
Separated Church & State
Created The Magna Carta
26
Manorialism
Indian textile industry
Rural Japanese farming methods
Self-sustaining farming system in Africa
Economic system in feudal Europe
27
What does Islam mean?
Believe in one god
missionaries
submission
Religion
28
What were the Crusades?
Normal warfare
War between Rome and Greece
Battles between crusaders
Religious wars between Christians and Muslims
29
When did the Byzantine Empire end
1453 B.C.
1300 A.D,
1300 B.C.
1453 A.D.
30
Pope Urban II called for the first crusade
True
False
31
The monarchy of Ferdinand and Isabella in Spain was an example of the emergence of ________ in the 1400s.
despotism
absolute monarchy
sovereign states
enlightened absolutism
32
What caused towns to grow in the later Middle Ages?
migration
military conquest
trade
education
33
Where did Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand Monarch?
Europe
Spain
Portugal
England
34
What were serfs?
monasteries
peasants who were bound to the land
lords
churches
35
This was the capital of the Byzantine Empire
Constantilope
Byzantium
Byzantisst
Istanbul
36
Richard the Lionhearted was:
German
Roman
French
English
37
Who destroyed the Byzantine Empire
Crusaders
Alexios Angelos
Ottoman Turks
Western Rome
38
When was the Battle of Hastings?
1067
1166
1056
1066
39
The purpose of the crusades were to
invade Rome.
to take a pilgrimage to Mecca.
party.
take back the holy land from Muslim control.
40
Why did Saladin believe that Muslims should retake Jerusalem?
Allah wanted Muslims to retake it
he got Triggered
Allah spoke to him
he just wanted to
41
apprentice
person who purchases items from market place for the trade
person who is the master of their trade/skill
person who works for a master in a trade to be trained
a business partner for a market place
42
What King ordered Thomas Beckett's death?
Henry VIII
Richard I
Edward II
Henry II
43
Why was the church so important?
The Roman people were killed
The world was violent
All the medieval people were Catholic
The Church dominated everyone's life
44
What is "common law"?
Law that involves disputes between people, corporations or the government
A system of law based on precedent and customs
The body of law that relates to crime
Deals with formation, construction, and interpretation of constitutions
45
What was a fief?
A popular musical instrument
A type of outlaw/ criminal
The last name of a deputy named Barney
Land given to a vassal as payment
46
What was the Reconquista?
The Spanish effort to drive Christians and Muslims out of Spain
The effort by Muslim leaders to drive Christians out of Spain
The effort by Catholic leaders to drive the Buddhist out of America
The effort by Christian leaders to drive the Muslims out of Spain
47
When was Islam founded?
6th century BCE
6th and a half century CE
7th century CE
5th century CE
48
Ferdinand and Isabella ordered Jews to convert or leave Spain in 1492.
True
False
49
How many Crusdaes were there?
1
Idk... a lot?
4
7
50
Pope Urban II's speech at Clermont caused which event?
1100th crusade
9th Crusade
2nd Crusade
1st Crusade
51
what are vassals
churches
monasteries
person that receives the fief
the person that receives the chivalry
52
Which developments did the most to end the Middle Ages?
Hundred Years’ War, Parliament, Inquisition, Reconquista
longbow, bubonic plague, Hundred Years’ War, Great Schism
guilds, bubonic plague, Inquisition, common law
Crusades, longbow, Battle of Hastings, the Great Schism
53
What effect did the Crusdaes have on feudalism
it had no effect
it strengthened it
it weakened it
54
What are The 5 Pillars of Faith?
The belief system for Muslims
The Islam Golden Rules
Five Pillars that judge your faith
The 5 Pillars of Faith
55
Islam is....
Abrahamic
polytheistic
Monotheistic
56
Who were Ferdinand and Isabella?
king and queen of England, financed the slave trade
king and queen of Portugal, financed the making of maps
king and queen of France, gave Magellan money
king and queen of Spain, granted Columbus money
57
The Crusdaes led to an increase demand for products from this
Africa
Europe
Middle East
East Asia
58
Because there weren’t many hospitals or schools during medieval times, the church often acted by:
Forcing people to come to church
Giving the poor something to do.
Feeding the poor and teaching young boys simple Latin.
Forcing people to believe in God

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