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World History Test 9
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Revival of learning, art, architecture, scholarship, and literature
Merovingian Renaissance
Carolingian Renaissance
2
Greatly increased royal power by confiscating most of the French lands ruled by the king of England
Philip II
Gregory VII
Alfred the Great
Frederick I
3
King of Wessex who drove the Vikings out of England
William the Conqueror
Philip II
Gregory I
Alfred the Great
4
First (true) pope
Gregory VII
Gregory I
Leo III
Frederick II
5
Chosen as king of France after death of last Carolingian
Pepin III
Louis XI
Hugh Capet
Barbarossa
6
What give righteousness and protection
Sacraments
Relics
Last rites
Mass
7
Which rule with no land from new conquests and the loss of the lay investiture, the emperor’s power declined
Salian
William Conqueror
Saxon
Alfred the Great
8
Sacraments can be obtained through more than just the Catholic Church
False
True
9
Charlemagne canceled many church councils to worsen church doctrine and practice
True
False
10
All sins must be confessed to a priest who assigns actions to pay for sins
Last rites
Holy Orders
Penance
Holy Eucharist/Mass
11
How did Charlemagne spread Christianity
Threatening people of hell
Building Churches
Force and missionaries
Holding services where he spoke
12
Who strengthened the Catholic Church and helped it expand throughout Europe
Charlemagne
Frederick II
Otto I
Pepin III
13
Monasteries replaced Roman classics with new writings
False
True
14
What claimed that Christ made Peter His substitute on earth, giving him authority over the entire church
Holy Orders
Petrine Theory
Holy Eucharist
Last rites
15
Where did Charlemagne help the Catholic Church expand throughout once he strengthened them
Europe
France
Rome
16
What caused many civil wars among the Carolingians that eventually split the empire permanently
Partible inheritance
Charlemagne’s conquests ended
Charlemagne was crowned emperor
17
Replaced the Celtic language with Anglo-Saxon
Angles and Merovingians
Angles and Salians
Angles and Saxons
18
Often owned their own labs and were often exempt from week work
freemen
serfs
lords
knights
19
Founded the Capetian Dynasty which lasted in France until 1792
Hugh Capet
Charlemagne
Clovis
Louis XI
20
Opposed the election of Pope Alexander III
Frederick II
Alfred the Great
Frederick I
Clovis
21
Bishops of Rome claimed authority over the entire church through:
Holy Eucharist
Penance
Petrine Theory
Sacramental system
22
Who was crowned emperor on December 25, 800
Gregory VII
Gregory I
Pepin III
Charlemagne
23
Who crowned Charlemagne emperor on December 25, 800
Gregory I
Alexander III
Frederick II
Leo III
24
Charlemagne brought the greatest scholars of Europe to his court
False
True
25
Who ended years of civil war by allowing dukes to rule like kings in their duchies
Frederick II
Philip II
Alfred the Great
Frederick I
26
Banned lay investiture, insisting that every new priest be approved by the church
Gregory VII
Gregory I
Pepin III
Leo III
27
Were free to leave the manor and could even find a new lord
serfs
nobles
freemen
peasants
28
Brings you into full fellowship with the Church
Transubstantiation
Baptism
Confirmation
Holy Eucharist/Mass
29
Must be commonly practiced to maintain salvation
Transubstantiation
Penance
Last rites
Holy Eucharist/Mass
30
Peasants gave a percentage of what to pay rent land and pay for services
Their wealth
Their possessions
Their crops
31
What began when Charlemagne was crowned emperor in 800
Francia became a separate kingdom
Merovingian rule
Holy Roman Empire
Carolingian rule
32
In return for crowning him emperor, Charlemagne protected Leo from his enemies in Rome
True
False
33
Conquered the Slavs, Lombards, and Magyars
William the conqueror
Clovis
Otto I
Alfred the Great
34
Prohibited the marriage of priests
John XII
Gregory VII
Gregory I
Pepin III
35
It’s rulers were usually German kings who were crowned emperor in Rome by the pope
Carolingian Empire
Merovingian Empire
Holy Roman Empire
Franks
36
Angleland = England
True
False
37
Who’s conquests have him land and wealth to distribute to family and followers, allowing his family to rule until 1024
Otto I
William the Conqueror
Pepin III
Alfred the Great
38
Manor officials of skilled craftsmen
Serfs
Peasants
Freemen
39
What gives grace to the believer
Bishop of Rome
Lay investiture
Sacraments
Saints
40
What idea supposedly specially appointed by God lasted in Europe until 1806
Feudalism
Holy Orders
Holy Roman Emperor
Holy Eucharist
41
Peasants made up ___ of the population
92%
39%
78%
90%
42
Who founded many monasteries throughout his empire to maintain and continue reforms
Frederick I
Frederick II
Otto I
Charlemagne
43
Who led the Franks in converting from Arian Christianity to Catholic Christianity
Clovis
Pepin III
Otto I
Charlemagne
44
Why were Charlemagne’s conquests important
Charlemagne gained power
They became familiar with more territory
It provided new land and treasure for the people
45
What allowed rulers to control church wealth and power by making friends and family priests
Lay investiture
Relics
Penance
Sacraments
46
After who ruled the empire became more German while Francia became a separate kingdom
Alfred the Great
Otto I
Charlemagne
Frederick II
47
Removed religious power from the hands of political rulers, creating the idea of separation of church and state
Alexander III
Gregory VII
Leo III
John XII
48
Divided England among his followers but kept 25% of it for himself, making English kings extremely wealthy and powerful
Gregory I
Hugh Capet
Alfred the Great
William the Conqueror
49
What led to frequent civil wars
Continuous invasions
Kingdoms at odds
Kingdoms being divided among brothers
50
Promoted many of the central doctrines still held by Catholics, such as Penance, Purgatory and Mass
Gregory VII
Gregory I
Otto I
Alfred the Great
51
What made plowing faster and easier
Horses plowing
Oxen plowing
52
Production of good and services
Manorialism
Carolingian Renaissance
Partible inheritance
Feudalism
53
Crowned Holy Roman Emperor in 962
Otto I
William the Conqueror
Pepin III
Frederick II
54
Was called “Stupor Mundi” (Wonder of the World) because of his intellectual interests and his power
Pope Alexander III
Frederick II
Gregory I
Gregory VII
55
Means you are cut off from receiving sacraments, therefore also cut off from salvation
Making mistakes
Transubstantiation
Excommunication
56
Mould-board plow improved crop yields
True
False
57
Changing from 2-field to 3-field crop rotation increased the amount of land with crops which was:
3/4
2/3
1/2
58
What led to the “Dark Ages”
The fall of the Roman Empire
Replacing the Celtic language with Anglo-Saxon
William the conqueror making English kings extremely wealthy and powerful
French lands being confiscated
59
What did monasteries copy to preserve many Roman classics
Decrees if the Roman Emperors
Ancient manuscripts
Carolingian minuscule
60
Who were Germanic invaders of Britain after the fall of Roman power
Angles and Salians
Angles and Saxons
Angles and Carolingians
61
Why did Frankish kings become weaker
Charlemagne’s conquests ended
Otto I came to power
Pepin III took over power from the last Merovingian king
War broke out and the Franks were defeated
62
European peasants had about how many Holy Days (holidays) every year when they didn’t work
10
37
30
15
63
Unified the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms of Mercia, East Anglia, and Northumbria
Charlemagne
Alfred the Great
Philip II
William the Conqueror
64
Everything under the control of local land-owners, from the military, law, and justice
Feudalism
Partible inheritance
Manorialism
Carolingian Renaissance
65
Who increased the pope’s power and wealth and power by giving him rich lands taken from Lombard territory
Pepin III
Frederick I
Clovis
Charlemagne
66
Makes the Holy Spirit available to you
Baptism
Holy Orders
Confirmation
Penance
67
Claimed the Pope has supreme authority over all Christians
Frederick II
Philip II
Gregory I
Gregory VII
68
Germanic tribes that settled on the borders of the Roman Empire and invaded northern Gaul
Franks
Angles
Saxon
Carolingian
69
All land and services were owned by
duchies
nobles
lords
knights
70
European peasants worked very hard and usually died around what age
50
40
25
17
71
Turns the bread and wine into the literal body and blood of Jesus
Holy Orders
Transubstantiation
Holy Eucharist/Mass
Confirmation
72
Spent much of his reign fighting popes who fears being encircled and conquered by him
Otto I
Henry II
Philip II
Frederick II
73
Ate more meat than peasants anywhere else in the world
European peasants
Frankish peasants
English peasants
Slavic peasants
74
were usually centered around a village or a group of villages
Freemen
Manors
Serfs
Mass
75
In which rule did the dukes’ power increase until eventually they chose each new emperor
Saxon
William the Conqueror
Alfred the Great
Salian
76
Mayor of the palace who took power from the last Merovingian king in 751
Pepin III
Gregory I
Hugh Capet
Frederick II
77
(Communion) Center of every Catholic service
Holy Orders
Marriage
Transubstantiation
Holy Eucharist/Mass
78
Partible inheritance
Inheritance was divided among the legitimate male heirs
Inheritance was divided among all family members
Inheritance was all given to eldest son
79
Conquered most of the independent Germanic tribes and many of the Slavic tribes in Europe
Frederick I
Clovis
Otto I
Charlemagne
80
Ancestor of the royal family of England
Hugh Capet
William the Conqueror
Alfred the Great
Philip II
81
Could be bought and sold with the land they farmed and could not leave the manor without permission
Freemen
Duchies
Peasants
Serfs
82
Washes away original sin and makes you part of the Catholic Church
Holy Eucharist/Mass
Baptism
Penance
Confirmation
83
Who crowned Otto I emperor in 962 and needed his protection
Pope Alexander III
Pope John XII
Pope Leo III
84
(Argued) by Early Catholics to be the first pope
Peter
Gregory I
Gregory VII
Leo III
85
The Count of Paris
Philip II
Louis XI
Hugh Capet
Charlemagne
86
Invention of what made food made food-processing more efficient
New collars for horses
Water wheels and windmills
New mould-board plow
87
Who/what intercedes between us and God
Sacraments
Saints
Popes
Priests
88
Called Barbarossa
Frederick I
Gregory I
Frederick II
Philip II
89
Became both king of Sicily (1198) and Holy Roman Emperor (1220)
Frederick I
Philip II
Alfred the Great
Frederick II
90
Peasants worked on the lord’s demesne, an obligation called:
Weak work
Peasant work
Manor labor
Week work
91
What amount of European peasant children died before adulthood
3/4
1/10
1/2
1/3
92
Saxon king of the Germans who ruled the eastern duchies of Charlemagne’s former empire
Hugh Capet
Philip II
Frederick I
Otto I
93
In 476, population, wealth, learning, technology and trade increased
False
True