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TCI Ch 2-5 Medieval Europe
TCI Ch 2-5 Medieval Europe
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1
What impact did the bubonic plague have on the population of Europe?
Almost 90% of the population died.
More than 1/5 of the population died.
About 1/3 of the population died.
Almost 1/4 of the population died.
2
Which was a reason that the clergy were advisors to the monarchs?
They owned all the land
They were all honest
They could read and write
People had to obey them
3
Improvements in agriculture and a revival of trade both led to the growth of
popularity of music
towns
Christianity
king's power
4
What led to the decline of feudalism in England
Hundred Years War
Bubonic Plague
Political developments, such as the Magna Carta
All of the above
5
What were some of the benefits of bring in a guild?
They maintained high standards of work quality
They set work hours and prices
They provided help and protection for people doing certain kinds of work
All of the above
6
In the early years, accused criminals faced trial by combat, trial by ordeal, jail time, the stocks, or execution.
False
True
7
Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne in return for
religious relics
the latest Nintendo game
military support
gold
8
The Franks grew powerful because of their new style of war that used
Roman soldiers
knights on horseback
swords
cannons
9
Whose power grew as a result of the growth of trade and commerce?
knights gained more land and power
merchants got wealthy and influential in politics
the working class got more rights and power
teachers gained more power
10
Jews faced discrimination and hostility in Medieval Europe, which led to harassment and violence in some places.
False
True
11
In England, the Magna Carta contributed to ideas about
individual rights and liberties
the power of the peasants
loyalty to the king
the role of religion in society
12
Charlemagne is most remembered for...
writing epic poems
being a king slayer
being extremely religious
uniting much of Europe
13
Which of the following best describes the Vikings?
cool dudes from the North Pole
Northerners who raided European villages quickly and fiercely
French people that invaded England
people with great beards and red hair
14
Historians sometimes call the Middle Ages the...
Age of Exploration
Age of Faith
Age of Enlightenment
Age of Reason
15
Which of the following were features of Gothic Cathedrals?
All of the above
Flying buttresses
Stained glass windows
Gargoyles
16
Serfs were required to
stay on the manor's land
pay rent
paint their body green
sacrifice their first born to the king
17
Who tried to bridge Faith and Reason?
Thomas Aquinas
Pope Gregory
Saint Francis
Saint Benedict
18
"Habeas corpus" means that an accused person
must be convicted 3 times before being put to death
cannot be jailed forever without being charged with a crime
must be represented by a lawyer paid for by the court
cannot be tried in secret
19
Community life centered on...
the town hall
theatre
school
the church
20
Many towns became independent by purchasing a royal _________ granting the right to govern, make laws, and raise taxes
charter
seal
common law
guild
21
Which statement about medieval plays is true?
Medieval plays were like soap operas
Miracle plays = Bible stories, mystery plays = saints
Medieval plays were presented like Tik Tok dances
Miracle plays = saints, mystery plays = about Bible stories
22
Pages and squires were boys in training to become
lords
a knight
WWE fighters
the king
23
Historians believe the bubonic plague originated in
North Africa
The Arabian Peninsula
Central Asia
Western Europe
24
When Pope Gregory prohibited kings from appointing priests, he...
strengthened the church's power
developed the hierarchy of the church
improved local governments
gave the monarchs more power
25
Which of these was a result of the fall of Rome?
everyone spoke French
free noodles for everyone
Willie became King of Europe
the lack of a central government
26
Which of the following does NOT describe medieval towns?
few residents
smelly
unsafe because of crimes
noisy
27
In both England and France, the Hundred Years' War caused a rise in
Dancing and expression of joy
Loyalty of nobles to each other
Feelings of national pride
Faith in religion
28
Why were the English victorious in many of the early battles of the Hundred Years' War?
Their foot soldiers used crossbows
They had archers armed with longbows
Their knights wore heavy armor
They had horse-mounted knights
29
Saint Benedict is known for starting
the monastic way of life
the pilgrimage to Canterbury
the Crusades
the Roman Catholic Church
30
What effect did Joan of Arc have on the Hundred Years' War?
She negotiated peace between England and France
She terrified the English into giving up the war
She inspired the French to drive the English out of France
She convinced the English to continue fighting
31
What legal reform did Henry II enact?
Signed the Magna Carta, which protected some of the rights of the nobles
Separated government powers from church powers
Insisted that people accused of crimes had to be formally charged
Gave monarchs the right to jail someone for no reason
32
The Hundred Years' War was a conflict between
The Church and the English King
England and Rome
England and France
The nobles and the peasants
33
Which of the following was NOT a commonly-feared virus of infection in the Middle Ages?
small pox
leprosy
Covid-19
Bubonic Plague "Black Death"
34
A king gave his most important lords fiefs, which were
prized horses
musical instruments
knightdom
large amounts of land
35
Social class in the Middle Ages was determined mainly by
the king
birth
parkour skills
education
36
What do we call people traveling to holy sites?
priests
monks
kings
pilgrims
37
What was a main goal of the Crusades?
Teach all Christians to read
Spread Christianity to the Byzantines
Take Jerusalem from Muslims
Set up monasteries in Germany
38
Who decreed that Rome would stop persecuting Christians?
Charlemagne
Saint Benedict
Constantine
Pope Gregory VII
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The lord and vassal relationship was based on
taxation
love
loyalty and protection
religion
