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Quiz focuses on the Late Middle Ages. Information taken from Virginia SOLs.
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This man is credited with the beginning of Common Law in England.
King William
Charlemagne
King Phillip II
King Henry II
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Leader of Islam during the 3rd Crusade. Was a fierce warrior and recaptured Jerusalem.
Umar II
Hussain
Saladin
Khalid
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First great leader of the Mongols. United all the nomadic tribes under his rule.
Saladin
Genghis Khan
Ivan the Great
King Richard
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The Nobles rebelled and forced this King to sign the Magna Carta because kings abused power.
King John
King Henry II
King William
King Phillip
5
This man led the Normans from France in 1066 to invade England.
King Harold
Ivan the Great
King Henry
William the Duke of Normany
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Called the Council of Clermont to call on Europe's monarchs and people to launch a Crusade.
Pope John II
Pope Urban II
Pope John Paul
Pope Leo III
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War caused by the death of the French King without an heir.
The Crusades
The Islamic Wars
The French Revolution
Hundred Years War
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What was the #1 reason Northern Italian city-states got so wealthy during the Renaissance?
Farming
Gold
Trade
Diamons
9
Literary movement during the Renaissance. Increased the study of Greek and Roman literature.
Impressionism
Humanism
Enlightenment
Realism
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One of the most famous Humanist scholars. Famous for his sonnets.
Michelangelo
Donatello
Petrach
Leonardo da Vinci
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In the early 1500's this king was able to defeat the Mongols and free Russia from their rule.
Tsar Nicholas II
Ivan the Great
Tsar Nicholas
King Ivan III
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Nomadic horse raiders from the Central Asia. Created the largest land empire in the world.
The Crusaders
The Samurai
The Mongols
The Muslims
13
Governing body of England that was created in 1260. It still is the governing body today.
Judicial Branch
Legislature
Parliament
The government
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2 rulers that conducted a series of wars that finally pushed the Muslims out of Spain in 1492.
King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella
King Ferdinand and Queen Elizabeth
King Phillip and Queen Margaret
King Henry and Queen Catherine
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Famous writer who wrote
The Prince
. It was the first modern book of political philospophy.
Shakespeare
Edmund Spenser
Machiavelli
John Milton
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Elected to rule France because the French did not want to be ruled by the English.
King Edward III
King Henry
King Louis II
King Phillip VI
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During this battle, William defeated King Harold and took over the kingdom of England.
The Muslim Wars
The Hundred Years War
The Battle of Hastings
The Crusades
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Peasant French girl that convinced the French king that God had sent her to defeat the Brits.
Joan of Highgarden
Joan of Arc
Catherine the Great
Queen Isabella
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The Third Crusade was launched and lead by this King of England. Fought against Saladin.
King Henry
King Phillip
King Edward
King Richard
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What city did the Crusaders attack during the Fourth Crusade. Considered a failure.
Constantinople
Jerusalem
Rome
Mecca
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What was the first book that was mass published by the Printing Press.
Utopia
Praise of Folly
The Prince
The Bible
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A painter and a sculptor. His works include: Ceiling of the Sistine Chapel & Statue of David.
Michelangelo
Van Gogh
Leonard da Vinci
Donatello
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Time period that started in Italy and spread throughout Europe. Time of riches and artwork.
Early Middle Ages
The Renaissance
Late Middle Ages
Dark Ages
24
Through a series of wars and arranged marriages, this man was able to unite much of France.
Charlemagne
King Henry II
Hugh Capet
King Phillip
25
English writer who wrote
Utopia.
Talks about the importance of hard work in everyday life.
Machiavellie
Gutenberg
Sir Thomas More
Erasmus
26
Binding decrees between the king and his barons on things from jury trials and protection.
regular law
usual law
common law
Law
27
Writer of the famous work
The Praise of Folly.
Stated Christianity was good but needed change.
Petrach
Machiavelli
Shakespeare
Erasmus
28
Struck Europe in the 1300's. Spread throughout Europe and killed 1/3 of their population.
Yellow fever
Ebola
Swine Flu
The Black Death
29
One of the most important contributions of N. Europe to the Renaissance. Created by Gutenberg.
Eyeglasses
The cotton gin
The Printing Press
Gunpowder
30
Which group of individuals had ruled over Spain for almost 700 years?
The Jews
The Muslims
The Christians
The Mongols
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Document that limited the king's power. Nobles were given rights to limit the king's power.
The Constitution
The Declaration of England
The Magna Carta
The Bible
32
This man ruled the Anglo-Saxons of England in 1066.
King Henry
William
King Henry II
King Harold
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Set of Holy Wars fought between the Christians, Jews, and Muslims over the Holy Land Jerusalem.
The Syrian Civil War
The Crusades
The Hundred Years' War
The Thirty Years' War
34
Famous Renaissance painter and inventor. Most famous works: Mona Lisa & The Last Supper.
Donatello
Van Gogh
Leonardo da Vinci
Michelangelo
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This King was a relative to the French King in 1328 and was to be crowned King of France.
King Henry II
King Edward III
King Edward
King Phillip