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What power did the church have that was believed to be worse than death?
move down in church hierarchy
start a Crusade
Excommunicate
Inquisition
2
Charlemagne was the first Frankish ruler to believe in _______________ for all people
free Takis and Sunkist
freedom
religion
education
3
What was the main reason people enlisted to fight in the First Crusade?
They were given money by the empire
The Pope said anyone who fought would be allowed into heaven
Your family members would be taken care of by the king
You didn't have to pay bills for an entire year
4
religious officials who work for the church
Domesday Book
Clergy
vassal
Celts
5
Where did the Franks settle?
the area that is now Italy
the area that is now Britain
the area that is now Russia
the area that is now France
6
separates Britain and Ireland from the rest of mainland Europe
excommunicate
Black Death
English Channel
anit-Semitism
7
How did the Black Death affect Europe?
Wages rose and trade declined
Food prices soared
It strengthened the feudal system
The land became overcrowded
8
Charlemagne was
crowned the new Roman Emperor
the leader of Muslim Spain
unable to unite any of Europe
an Anglo-Saxon ruler
9
the Egyptian ruler who united Muslims and went to war against the Christians
Alps
Saladin
King Richard the Lion-hearted
Cardinals
10
What is a fief?
the deputy of "The Andy Griffith Show"
the kingdom a lord or lady rules
the land a lord grants to a vassal
the land that a king uses as a recreational park
11
Moscow became an important city because it
was taken over by the Mongols
was a democratic city
was a trading center
played a key role in the Crusades
12
a census taken in England by William the Conqueror
Celts
vassal
Clergy
Domesday Book
13
English ruler who led the Third Crusade; considered one of the greatest Crusaders
Saladin
code of chivalry
Cardinals
King Richard the Lion-hearted
14
New way of thinking that arose from medieval Europe that stressed using reason to explore faith.
Pragmatism
Theocracy
Scholasticism
Stoicism
15
The Magna Carta
gave the King unlimited power
limited the power of the King
freed all the serfs in England
limited the power of the Pope
16
Two important farming inventions of the Middle Ages were the horse collar/plow and ____________.
crop rotation
pesticides
the windmill
the combustible engine
17
a plague that swept across Europe and Asia and killed millions of people
excommunicate
Black Death
English Channel
anti-Semitism
18
Under ___________________, landowning nobles governed and protected the people in return for services.
Protectionism
Feudalism
Vassalism
Manorialism
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a priest who combined Church teachings with the ideas of Aristotle
grand jury
trial jury
Joan of Arc
Thomas Aquinas
20
Serfs were peasants who were not allowed to
marry without permission from their lord or lady
farm the land
learn to read
go to church
21
At the time, which was NOT believed to be a cause of the Black Death?
Overpopulation
Miasma (Bad air)
Punishment from God
rats and fleas
22
The seas and rivers in Europe were important because they provided safety and opportunities for...
invading other lands
religious conversion
combining kingdoms
trade
23
hatred of Jewish people; spread by the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages
anti-Semitism
English Channel
excommunicate
Black Death
24
Muslims retake Jerusalem and hold off the Crusaders
grand jury
Second Crusade
Joan of Arc
trial jury
25
What crusade(s) succeeded in driving the Muslims out of Jerusalem?
Third
Fourth
Second
First
26
a guide for knights' good behavior or conduct
code of chivalry
Saladin
King Richard the Lion-hearted
Cardinals
27
Medieval cities were
clean and sanitary
run democratically by all people
dirty, smelly, and polluted
well planned
28
a young French peasant who led soldiers in the Hundred Years' War
Joan of Arc
Thomas Aquinas
grand jury
trial jury
29
people from Scandinavia who raided villages in Europe
excommunicate
Black Death
anti-Semitism
Vikings
30
The Crusades were a holy war launched by
Muslims Turks against Catholics
Catholics against Muslim Turks
Muslim Turks against Jews
Catholics against Jews
31
signed the Magna Carta in 1215
Domesday Book
vassal
King John
Clergy
32
pushed into Ireland, Wales, and Scotland by the Angles and Saxon
Celts
Clergy
Domesday Book
vassal
33
Who is at the head of the Catholic Church
The Archbishop
The Cardinal
The Bishop
The Pope
34
Mountains and rivers shaped European culture by
separating cultures from one another
leaders to devastating weather
allowing one group to dominate
making Umpa Lumpa Land sovereign
35
What allowed trade to resume in Europe by 1100?
the minting of coins
the discovery of the printing press
the surplus of goods and safer travel
the uniting of Western Europe
36
separates Italy from the rest of Europe
Cardinals
King Richard the Lion-hearted
Alps
Saladin
37
__________ is the religious belief that conflicts with Church teachings.
Theology
Clergy
Heresy
Scholasticism
38
a noble who served a lord of a higher rank
Clergy
Domesday Book
King John
vassal
39
Everything that king controls is known as a...
manor
archdiocese
diocese
fief
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advises the Pope in the church hierarchy
Saladin
Alps
Cardinals
King Richard the Lion-hearted
41
Which of the following medieval European social pyramids is in the correct order (from lowest to highest)?
serfs, peasants, lords and ladies, knights, kings and queens
serfs, peasants, knights, lords and ladies, kings and queens
kings and queens, lords and ladies, knights, peasants, serfs
peasants, serfs, knights, lord and ladies, kings and queens, pope
42
decided whether an accused person was guilty or innocent
grand jury
trial jury
Thomas Aquinas
Joan of Arc
43
What happened after the Romans pulled out of Britain?
Riots broke out in London
The Angles and the Saxons invaded
The Irish took over the island.
The first football game was played
44
decided whether a person could be accused of a crime
Thomas Aquinas
trial jury
grand jury
Joan of Arc
45
What is vernacular?
everyday language
Ni!
Latin
Ancient Greek
