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Ch. 5 and 6-1: Prentice Hall World Studies Medieval Times to Today
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The lord ruled over this; a large estate that included a village
Chapel
Castle
Manor
Millhouse
2
The main objective of the Crusades was to reopen the Holy Land to
Christians
All religious people
Muslim Turks
Jews
3
One reason that trade grew during the Middle Ages was because of the
Jews
Muslim Turks
Crusades
Christians
4
Military expeditions that the Church carried out against the Turks
Reformation
Protestants
Crusades
Chivalry
5
A farm worker considered part of the lord's estate
Nobelman
Knight
Serf
Pilgrim
6
What was the main duty of a lord for his people?
to offer protection
to offer happiness
to offer a home
to offer work
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Term that refers to the Middle Ages
Middle-y Age-ish
Medieval
Renaissance
Modern
8
During the Renaissance, people of western Europe became interested in
going back to living on a manor
studying the human brain
art, literature, and science
learning less than the Middle Ages
9
The Hundred Years War was fought between
Portugal and Germany
England and Germany
France and England
France and Portugal
10
Under the system of feudalism, each person was loyal to those who had
tall castles
the most serfs
shining armor
land and wealth
11
What is a secondary source?
a document from any time period
a document from the time period being studied
an authentic document such as The Constitution
a document that is written about a period after it happens
12
What did Johann Gutenberg invent?
The Catholic religion
The Lutheran religion
the wheel
the printing press
13
Often, peasants were able to improve their lives by moving to
a manor
towns
a van down by the river
the countryside
14
The living conditions of medieval cities were
overcrowded and unhealthy
unhealthy and empty
clean and tidy
overcrowded but clean
15
A code of honor followed by knights
Crusades
Chivalry
Magna Carta
Pilgrim
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Why was the Church so powerful during the Middle Ages?
Kings ruled over the Church.
People were intimidated by the Pope's hat.
The Church really wasn't that powerful.
The Church made laws and set up courts.
17
A person who journeys to a sacred place
Crusader
Bishop
Pilgrim
Turk
18
The time period where the Catholic Church went through change
Renaissance
Reformation
The Changing of the Guard
The Black Death
19
A document which limited the king's power over the nobles
The Mayflower Compact
Reformation
Magna Carta
The Declaration of Independence
20
A boy who didn't get paid but learned a trade from a master
master craftsman
apprentice
serf
journeyman
21
Why was the printing press so important to Martin Luther?
He could publish the Bible in the German language.
He didn't have to rely on Catholic monks to write for him.
It turned most people in northern Germany into Lutherans.
He could spread his writings through Europe quickly.
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What was the difference between living in towns and living on a manor?
People in towns were more self-sufficient.
People in towns exchanged goods & services for money.
In manors, goods & services were exchanged for money.
People in the manor were less self-sufficient.
23
Kings and popes would often disagree over who should select
the serfs
the knights
the bishops
the lords
24
The Holy Land is sacred to how many major world religions?
Two
Three
One
Four
25
What is a primary source?
a document from the future
a document from the time period being studied
a document from earlier than the time period being studied
a document from any time period
