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11th Grade Unit 3 Review
Islam is an Abrahamic faith.
In 1492 Ferdinand of Aragon:
11th Grade Unit 3 Review
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In 1492 Ferdinand of Aragon:
Drove the Moors out of Spain
Became king of France
Fought the Battle of Tours
Went on a Crusade
2
Islam is an Abrahamic faith.
True
False
3
Muslims believe Jesus was a prophet.
False
True
4
Concerned the claims of kings and rulers to appoint bishops and abbots.
Simony Question
Docretal Question
Investiture Question
Papal Question
5
Jerusalem is important to Muslims because it is where Muhammad ascended into heaven.
False
True
6
Saladin lays siege to Jerusalem.
Third Crusade
Second Crusade
First Crusade
Fourth Crusade
7
Christians capture Nicea and Antioch.
Second Crusade
Third Crusade
Fourth Crusade
First Crusade
8
Christians massacre all Turks in Jerusalem.
Third Crusade
Fourth Crusade
Second Crusade
First Crusade
9
What religion did Muhammad expel form Mecca?
Judaism
Paganism
Christianity
Islam
10
Forged document claiming Constantine gave authority to Bishops of Rome.
Donation of Constantine
Indulgence
Generosity of Constantine
Docretal
11
Gregory I gained political power by protecting Italy against:
The Saracens
The Lombards
The Muslims
The Franks
12
The individual is the ultimate value rather than the people groups.
Existentialism
Sola Fide
Individualism
Loner
13
What claim did Bishops of Rome begin to make about themselves?
That they were king of Italy
That they were God
Apostolic succession from Peter
Constantine made them emperor in the west
14
Dealing with salvation.
Soteriology
Pneumatology
Ontology
Christology
15
What is the meaning of the word "pope"?
power
"papa" or father
king
authority
16
Letters giving false claims of authority for Bishops of Rome.
Transubstantiation
Indulgence
Docretal
Papal Bull
17
Bernard of Clairvaux preaches a crusade to help Jerusalem.
Second Crusade
Third Crusade
Fourth Crusade
First Crusade
18
The religion of Islam spread by the sword.
False
True
19
Christ's act on the cross delivered the death blow to sin, death and especially the devil.
Subjective View
Moral Government
Penal Substitution
Christus Victor
20
Jerusalem is important to Jews because it is the site of their former temple.
False
True
21
A place where Christians are purged or cleansed of sin in order to enter into heaven.
Valhalla
Nirvana
Hades
Purgatory
22
Having no access to the Bible in the middle ages led to:
Superstition
Unquestioned belief in church teaching
Both of these
None of these
23
The height of the papacy was under this pope.
Innocent III
Francis
Gregory VII
Urban II
24
The flight of Muhammad and his follower from Mecca to Medina marking year one in Muslim calendar.
Zakat
Hegira
Hajj
Sawm
25
The church in the east is know as the Eastern Orthodox Church.
True
False
26
Which pope put forth the doctrine of transubstantiation?
John Paul II
Urban II
Leo III
Innocent III
27
A precedent of papal authority was set in 800 by Leo III when he:
Claimed God's right to rule
Crowned Charlemagne Emperor
Constantine gave Rome to the Pope
Protected Rome from invasion
28
After New Testament times Bishops began to:
Become more generous
Attack non-Christians
Gain more authority
Set up homeless shelters
29
The founder of Islam.
Muhammad
Ali
Akbar
Saladin
30
Jerusalem is important to Christians because it is where Jesus died and rose again.
True
False
31
Forgiveness of sins could be obtained by rendering service to the church.
Indulgences
Papal Bull
Investiture
Simony
32
Jerusalem is important to Christians because of the Dome of the Rock
False
True
33
Christ frees humanity from penalty of sin by accepting punishment in their place.
Christus Victor
Penal Substitution
Moral Government
Satisfaction
34
The Muslim religious text.
Pentateuch
Torah
Qur'an
Bhagavad Gita
35
Christ's life provides more than the effect Christ's death and resurrection accomplished- Jesus is a role model.
Subjective View
Moral Government
Penal Substitution
Christus Victor
36
Leaders in the New Testament Church in charge of preaching, teaching and overseeing.
Deacon
Elders
Monk
Abbot
37
Catholics and Orthodox Churches began praying to saints.
False
True
38
The church in the west is known as the Roman Catholic Church.
False
True
39
Frederick Barbarossa drowns on the way to the Holy Land.
First Crusade
Third Crusade
Fourth Crusade
Second Crusade
40
What did Charles Martel do in 732 at the Battle of Tours?
Helped the Muslims sneak into Spain
Welcomed Muslims with loving arms
Stopped Muslims from advancing
Expelled the Muslims from Spain
41
What action did Gregory VII take against Henry IV that led to supremacy of church over state?
Executed Him
Crowned Him Emperor
Exonerated Him
Excommunicated him
42
Christianity, Islam and Judaism.
Polytheistic
Judeo-Christian
Pantheistic
Abrahamic Faith
43
Richard the Lionheart makes agreement with Saladin for protection of pilgrims.
Fourth Crusade
Second Crusade
First Crusade
Third Crusade
44
Medieval view that relied heavily on the metaphor of debt and payment.
Penal Substitution
Moral Government
Christus Victor
Satisfaction
45
What did Muslims build on the temple mount in Jerusalem?
A mosque
a spaceship
A church
Another temple
46
Christians meet severe resistance in Asia Minor.
Fourth Crusade
Second Crusade
Third Crusade
First Crusade
47
Mary was NOT exalted as "queen of heaven" by the Catholic and Orthodox Churches.
False
True
48
The big split between the western and eastern church.
The Great Awakening
The Great Schism
The Great Heresy
The Great Apostacy
49
Muslims deny the resurrection.
True
False
50
Buying and selling offices in the church for money.
Simony
Indulgence
Investiture
Papal Bull
51
The bread and the wine in the Lord's supper literally become the body and blood of Christ.
Investiture
Transubstantiation
Simony
Indulgence
52
Christians establish a kingdom in Jerusalem.
Fourth Crusade
First Crusade
Second Crusade
Third Crusade
53
Which of the following led to the split between the eastern and western church
None of these
Language
Doctrine of Holy Spirit
Both of these
54
Which is not a factor leading to the Crusades?
Muslims enter spain
Peter the Hermit appeals to Christians
Turks threaten pilgrims
Pope Urban II promises absolution from sin
55
Behaviors and actions that gains divine favor for the one who does them.
Indulgences
Docretal
Meritorious Works
Penance
56
A presentation of God's wrath against sin inspiring believers to flee from sin.
Christus Victor
Moral Government
Penal Subsitution
Satisfaction
57
Worship became simple and humble in the Catholic and Orthodox Churches.
True
False
58
Duke Godfrey of Bouillon is offered title of king.
First Crusade
Fourth Crusade
Second Crusade
Third Crusade
59
The pope had more authority than the kings in the middle ages.
True
False
60
Muslims believe Jesus died on the cross.
True
False