What was the significance of the outcome of the Battle of Hastings

It ended the Anglo- Saxon history in England.

What caused the Bubonic Plague?

Fleas from Asia that hosted on rats in Europe.

Which is not a way that a serf can leave the manor?

A boy can get married and leave.

The Magna Carta was meant to limit the power of the king. Which one of the following was not included in this document?

Removed a King all together and had rule of the people.

What was the difference between a peasant and a serf.

Serf was bound to the land and was not allowed to leave.

Why was there inflation during the Bubonic Plague?

Countries refused to trade with Europe while it was infected.

Why was feudalism used during the Middle Ages?

Easy to tax and run a large amount of land.

What happened on Christmas Day, 1066?

William I was crowned the first official English King.

What was the outcome of the Islamic people losing the Battle of Tours, in 732 BCE?

It kept the Islamic influence out of Europe.

What is the difference between a Lord and a Liege lord in the feudal system?

A liege lord is the lord a vassal is the most loyal to in case a situation

The Church had great power over people during the middle Ages because

It decided who could achieve salvation

Which is not a contributing factor of the fall of feudalism?

Charlemagne being crowned Emperor.

How did the 100 Years' War come to an end?

Death of Joan of Arc and the use of cannon.

What did Pope Leo III unintentionally do when he crowned Charlemagne, Emperor of the Romans, on Christmas Day, 800 BCE?

He elevated a pope's power above a king and insulted the Byzantine Empire.

Feudal society was characterized by

A hierarchical system of relationships and obligations

What was the significance of the Battle of Tours?

It stopped the Muslim advance into Europe

Which best describes the reason the Pope and church slowly began losing power during the middle ages?

Kept losing the Crusades and could do nothing to help during the plague.

What was the outcome of the Battle of Hastings?

A Frenchman became an English king.

Why did the Eastern Orthodox Church split from the Roman Catholic Church during the Great Schism?

They could not agree on the use of idols in religious worship.

What was the significance of the Magna Carta in England?

It was the first step to the people having a Parliament.

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1
The manor economy was based on?
Metalworking
Herding and weaving
Farming and self-sufficiency
Trade among many villages
2
An influence that spread from the Byzantine Empire to Early Russia was the?
Orthodox Christianity
Latin Alphabet
Factory System
Democracy
3
Which country in Europe had the highest population of people of the Islamic faith during the Middle ages?
Spain
Italy
Poland
France
4
What was the significance of the outcome of the Battle of Hastings
It combined England and France.
It gave a man that had no real blood to the royal family, a crown.
It forced all the Vikings to leave England.
It ended the Anglo- Saxon history in England.
5
Where did the Bubonic Plague originally come from?
Russia
Egypt
Spain
China
6
What land was the main goal for the Crusaders to reclaim and keep?
Rome
Jerusalem
Constantinople
New York
7
What caused the Bubonic Plague?
Fleas from Asia that hosted on rats in Europe.
Witches in the villages.
Sinners in the church.
Lack of hygiene
8
Which is not a symptom of the Bubonic Plague?
Blindness
Rosy rash
Black tongue
Swollen glandes in node area.
9
What was the most common style of fief?
It has to have at least 5 houses and a manor.
Flat land and a moat
Motte and bailey
Entire village is on a hill.
10
Which is not a way that a serf can leave the manor?
A trade fair happens every year and there is a possibility to leave, but on
A boy can become a priest and leave.
A girl can get married and leave.
A boy can get married and leave.
11
The Magna Carta was meant to limit the power of the king. Which one of the following was not included in this document?
No taxation without representation
Trial by jury.
Protection of law
Removed a King all together and had rule of the people.
12
What was the difference between a peasant and a serf.
Peasant made more money than a serf.
A peasant was bound to the land and not allowed to leave.
Serf was bound to the land and was not allowed to leave.
Serfs were contracted employees and were guaranteed work and food.
13
Which is not an Abrahamic faith?
Christianity
Buddhism
Judaism
Islam
14
What was the natural geographic divide between Spain and France?
Pyrenees River
The Alps
Pyrenees Mountains
Hadrian's Wall
15
Which king signed the Magna Carta of 1215?
William I
Phillip II
Richard I
John I
16
Why was there inflation during the Bubonic Plague?
Everyone was spending all their money on cures.
Countries refused to trade with Europe while it was infected.
People left the city so merchants could not make money.
Too many people were dying to create anything to trade.
17
Why did the English people not want William the Conqueror to be the King of England?
He was not blood related.
He was not educated.
He had ties to Viking relatives.
He was a Frenchman
18
Why was feudalism used during the Middle Ages?
Easy to tax and run a large amount of land.
The Germanic tribes needed to know their place in life.
It was easier to know the population of people.
It allowed the church to establish a presence in the villages.
19
What happened on Christmas Day, 1066?
Charlemagne was crowned Emperor of the Romans.
William I was crowned the first official English King.
Celebration of Jesus' Birthday.
Battle of Tours was won.
20
Which of these factors did NOT shape the evolution of society in Western Europe during the early medieval period?
Customs of barbarian tribes
Roman heritage
Eastern Orthodox Church
Roman Catholic Church
21
What is the current governing body in England?
Parliament
Dictatorship
Monarchy
Congress
22
What was the outcome of the Islamic people losing the Battle of Tours, in 732 BCE?
France was established due to this win.
It kept the Islamic influence out of Europe.
Christians were tired of fighting the Muslims and invited them to stay in.
Charles Martel died in battle.
23
What order does the feudal system go into going from bottom to the top of the pyramid.
King, Noble, Knight, Peasant
Knight, Peasant, King, Noble
Peasant, Knight, Noble, King
Noble, King, Peasant, Knight
24
A Byzantine-made version of the ancient Roman legal code became known as what?
Ten Commandments
Twelve Tablets
Justinian code
Byzantine Constitution
25
Which of these was not a factor that helped the Bubonic Plague come to an end?
Population decreased.
Another rat that was immune to the disease migrated south.
A vaccine was made.
Dead bodies were burned because there was not room to bury them.
26
There were many Crusades, but who were the Crusaders normally fighting?
Priests and Nobles
Kings of foreign Lands.
Muslims
Protestants
27
What is the difference between a Lord and a Liege lord in the feudal system?
A lord only receives an oath of fealty.
A liege lord is the one that can get a vassal out of any other contracts.
A lord only receives an oath of homage
A liege lord is the lord a vassal is the most loyal to in case a situation
28
The Church had great power over people during the middle Ages because
It decided who could achieve salvation
It controlled food production
It protected them in times of warfare
It provided them with education
29
Which was the most effective way to avoid the plague if there was an outbreak?
Burn the bodies instead of bury.
Covering your face.
Isolation
Quarantine the infected.
30
Which is not a reason the feudal system began to fall in Europe at the end of the Middle Ages?
100 years' war brought new inventions that changed the way wars were fought
Plague killed off many people and gave real opportunity to the peasants.
The Renaissance happened.
The Crusades killed off many knights and loss of protection for the manor.
31
Which is not a contributing factor of the fall of feudalism?
The Bubonic Plague outbreak.
Charlemagne being crowned Emperor.
The Crusades
The 100 Years' War
32
Which Crusade was successful?
None of them
Third
First
All of them
33
How did the 100 Years' War come to an end?
Death of Joan of Arc and the use of cannon.
Charles was crowned by his people and it ended the war.
Peace treaty because they were sick of fighting.
England invaded Paris and took the city over, winning them the war.
34
How was Joan of Arc executed?
Beheaded
Burned at the stake.
Drowned
Hanged
35
What did Pope Leo III unintentionally do when he crowned Charlemagne, Emperor of the Romans, on Christmas Day, 800 BCE?
Insulted Charlemagne with a useless title, and insulted the Byzantines.
There was never supposed to be a King in Italy.
He insulted Rome by creating a Frankish Emperor, and elevated his power.
He elevated a pope's power above a king and insulted the Byzantine Empire.
36
Who were the most educated people during the Middle Ages?
The French
Nobles
Peasants
People in the church.
37
Feudal society was characterized by
The rule of a strong government
Increasing consolidation of power by Frankish kings
A hierarchical system of relationships and obligations
The absence of hostility between neighboring fiefs
38
What was the significance of the Battle of Tours?
Muslims gained control of Spain
Charles Martel became King of France
Charlemagne converted many Muslims to Christianity
It stopped the Muslim advance into Europe
39
Which best describes the reason the Pope and church slowly began losing power during the middle ages?
The constant fighting between the Pope and Kings over power.
Kept losing the Crusades and could do nothing to help during the plague.
The loss of Byzantium to the Muslims.
Called the Crusades, and people blamed them for the plague.
40
William the Conqueror accomplished many things during his reign, however, what was the main accomplishment?
Created the Domesday Book
He married a very wealthy woman which helped with financial issues.
Signed the Magna Carta.
Won the 100 Years' War.
41
What was the outcome of the Battle of Hastings?
England had to return Normandy to France.
Normandy broke away from England.
A Frenchman became an English king.
An Englishman became a French king.
42
Charlemagne's empire was a good example of how the Middle Ages was not all bad. What was his territory known as?
Merovingian Empire
Frankish Empire
Charlemagnian Empire
Carolingian Empire
43
Why did the Eastern Orthodox Church split from the Roman Catholic Church during the Great Schism?
When Leo III insulted the Eastern Roman Emperor.
They could not agree on the use of idols in religious worship.
There was no split, they are the same religion.
They each had a person they saw as the Pope.
44
What was the significance of the Magna Carta in England?
The king was only a regent king and did not have any real power at the time
It embarrassed a king everyone hated.
It was not a valid document because they forced the king to sign it.
It was the first step to the people having a Parliament.

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