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High and Late Middle Ages
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1
The first university in Europe was established in this city.
Oxford
London
Bologna
Genoa
2
How did medieval cathedrals help to educate an illiterate public?
They featured sculptures and stained glass that portrayed biblical stories.
They held religious education classes.
They supported tax-based public education.
They required Church members to learn to read the Bible.
3
How did some people react to the plague?
They beat or whipped themselves.
All answers are correct.
They lost faith in the Church.
They blamed the Jews.
4
The Holy Roman emperors claimed authority over these parts of Europe?
most of central and eastern Europe and parts of France and Italy
most of eastern Europe and most of Spain
most of western Europe and parts of England
most of central and western Europe and parts of Spain and England
5
All of the following are major architectural aspects of a Gothic Cathedral Except:
Gargoyles
Flying Butresses
Rounded Arch
Pointed Arch
6
What year was Joan of Arc made a saint by the Catholic Church?
1845
1620
1450
1920
7
Under the Concordat of Worms, this person had the sole right to invest bishops with fiefs.
the emperor
the governor
the bishop
the pope
8
What caused the Hundred Years’ War?
King Philip of France abdicated the throne.
King Henry IV of England was going to marry the daughter of the French king
Edward III of England tried to claim the French throne.
Charles VII tried to claim the French throne.
9
This served as the basis for all knowledge in medieval universities
The Concordat of Worms
The Bible
The University at Bologna
Medieval Teaching Standards Board
10
For what purpose did the English kings use the
Domesday Book
?
to build an efficient system of tax collection
to report on deadly diseases discovered in Europe
to set out sentences for criminals convicted of murder
to undermine the war plans of the king’s enemies
11
Why was the Magna Carta important?
It limited the power of the Pope.
It asserted that the monarch must obey the law.
It approved money for wars in France.
It allowed the monarch to abolish Parliament.
12
What were the limitations of medieval science?
Some science was based on magic, superstition and folktales.
It did not fit with the teachings of the Church.
All answers are correct.
Some compared it to witchcraft.
13
Which of the following accurately describes the effect someone being excommunicated from the Roman Catholic Church?
Burned at the stake
Torture conducted under inquisition rule
Cast out of the church, denied sacraments and cannot reach salvation.
None of the answers are true
14
How did Pope Innocent III assert the power of the Church?
He authorized the Concordat of Worms.
He allied himself with the Albigensians against Phillip II.
He stated that the pope was second only to God.
He challenged efforts to reform the Church's courts.
15
What happened in France as a result of the Hundred Years' War?
Noblemen strengthened their control over their traditional family lands.
Wealthy French merchants had more of a say in government.
The Church extended its influence over France.
The French kings moved to strengthen the monarchy.
16
Did Charles VII help Joan of Arc when she was captured?
No
He reopened her case after she died.
Kind of
Yes
17
What did Henry II do to broaden the system of royal justice?
He helped establish English common law and the jury system.
He established a Supreme Court.
He stiffened the requirements necessary to become a lawyer.
He taxed the rich and used the money to build a courthouse.
18
How did the Black Death reach Europe?
Chinese sailors carried it along the trade routes of the Far East.
The Crusaders brought it back from the Middle East.
Russian traders brought it into n Europe through the Byzantine Empire
Merchant ships carried it from the Black Sea to Sicily and Italy.
19
What happened in France as a result of the Hundred Years' War?
Wealthy French merchants had more of a say in government.
Noblemen strengthened their control over their traditional family lands.
The Church extended its influence over France.
The French kings moved to strengthen the monarchy.
20
All of the following are major architectural aspects of a Romanesque Cathedral Except:
Barrel Vault
Dark Interior
Small Windows
Pointed Arch
