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Unit 3A Test Review
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Who was the most limited in their economic choices during the Middle Ages?
Peasants
Monks
Kings
Knights
2
Who was the founder of Islam?
Muhammad
Abu Bakr
3
Is Islam monotheistic or polytheistic?
monotheistic
polytheistic
4
What contribution of Justinian became a Major contribution to Legal systems across Europe?
Justinian's Code
Hagia Sophia
the first democratic Constitution
Making His Wife Theodora Equal in ruling
5
Which city in the Arabbian Pennisula housed the Kaaba and was a major trading center?
Jerusalem
Medina
Damascas
Mecca
6
How was the Church in the Byzantine Empire different from the Church in the Western Roman Empire?
Only Men could serve in the church
The Patriarch of Constantinople was the head of the church
The Pope was the Head of the Church
A new bible was written and followed
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The Lords gave their Vassals land in exchange for
More Land
Military Service
Gifts and Gratitiude
Fees and Labor
8
What event allowed powerful monarchs to consolidate their power and create new kingdoms?
Crusades
Hundred Years' War
Great Schism
Black Death
9
How did the Crusades contribute to the end of the Middle ages?
Brought new people to Europe
improved political and economic conditions in Western Europe
Put knights in charge of the church
Brought new war tactics to Europe
10
How did the Crusades impact European society?
learned & gained access to other cultures & achievements
Made Arabic the dominate language in Europe
Changed the building patterns in Europe.
Led to a new trade network in Africa
11
The Church promoted education of landowners by building what?
Teaching Philosophy
Public Schools
Convents & Universities
Starting Manorialism
12
What was promised if people took up arms for the Crusades?
Education for all
New religions
More representation in government.
Salvation
13
At its height, how far did the Islamic Empire stretch?
From the Arabian Peninsula to India
From Eastern Europe to China
From Spain to India
From Great Britan to Africa
14
The Muslim house of worship is called a _____
synagogue
cathedral
mosque
temple
15
What is the economic System of the Middle Ages?
Democracy
Feudalism
Manorialism
Thoeocracy
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What was the sole thing that provided some stability and order in the Western Roman Empire?
Constantine
The Church
The Army
Justinian
17
Which military innovation changed war tactics and helped bring and end to the middle ages?
Longsword
the battle axe
the catapult
longbow
18
What made the City of Byzantium so attractive that Constantine moved the Capital there?
Africans traded more slaves with Constantinople
It was an important hub for Trade from Europe to Asia
Chinese Silver was the only thing being sold there.
It was his home town and he just wanted to live at home
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What limited the power of the Monarchy?
House of Commons
The Church
Magna Carta
Bill of Rights
20
Name of the conflict between England & France that helped end the Middle Ages?
Thirty Years' War
War of the Worlds
Hundred Years' War
Seven Years' War
21
Why did the system of feudalism develop in Western Europe?
knights needed employment and land
It was unsafe for people to travel due to violence
the previous central government collapsed
people didn't have jobs anymore
22
Which of the following is true of the bubonic plague?
It killed 75% of the population
It followed established trade routes.
It only affected West Africa.
It began in Europe and spread to China.
23
Muslims were divided into two groups called _______ after a schism divided the Muslim community.
Sunni and Shia
Protestant and Catholic
Theravada and Mahayana
Orthodox and Reform
24
What is the Islamic holy book called?
Hadith
Quran
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Revival of Trade, Decline of Feudalism, establishment of monarchies, Increase in religious persecution
The impact of the Byzantine Empire
The impact of the Hundred Years' War
The Impact of the Crusades
The impact of the Black Death
