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1
Which is true about feudalism?
It was controlled by the powerful middle class
Intended to provide opportunities for social mobility
It was designed to promote political & economic equality
It was based on reciprocal obligations and allegiances
2
Which were traded by feudal Japanese?
Papyrus, wheat, pottery
Pottery, paper, textiles
Oriental rugs, perfume, camels
Fireworks, woodblock printing, the compass
3
Feudal system in Japan is compared to that in medieval Europe. What is a feudal system?
A system of religious practices
A system ruled by an emperor
A system of land for loyalty
A system of landforms that connect a continent
4
What was the original intent of the Magna Carta?
To get rid of the rights of all nobility
To restore the rights of the king
To restore the rights of the nobles
To restore the rights of the serfs
5
What impact did monasteries have on education?
Became centers of learning/led to universities
Isolated themselves to protect the monks
Placed an emphasis on teaching Islam
Preserved traditions of the Roman Catholic Church
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Which was a direct result of the Crusades?
The Pope lost control of the Church
Europeans increased their demands for goods from the east
Nobles gained power over the monarchs
Christians gained permanent control of Holy Land
7
Which best describes the role of the Roman Catholic Church in Europe during the Middle Ages?
Church leaders were only involved in spiritual activities
Church encouraged people to question authority
Church influenced people to become Christians
Church gained influence/people got interested in the secular
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Which best describes the main idea of the Magna Carta?
A noble was more powerful than the king
Nobody should rule over a country
The power of the king is limited
The king has total control of the people he ruled
9
Once monasteries became centers of learning, how did they sustain culture?
By preserving Islamic writing
By preserving Greek and Roman myths
By preserving Palestinian records
By preserving Christian writing
10
Monasteries placed great emphasis on...
Teaching a life of chivalry through religion
Spreading Islam
Teaching Islam & Christianity to promote religious unity
Spreading Christianity/promoting the Catholic Church
11
How were the Samurai similar to the knights of medieval Europe?
They both learned to read and write
They were both Christians who defended the land
They were both Christians who controlled their land
Devoted their lives to protecting their land & lords
12
Universities arose from what medieval community?
Monasteries
Libraries
Guilds
Manors
13
What did the Magna Carta do for the English people?
It stated there should be a system of common law in England
It abolished the system for English vassals
It took authority from the Catholic Church
It gave basic rights to all English citizens
14
Groups of people most closely associated with the spread of the Black Death...
Soldiers traveling along the Silk Road
Merchants/pilgrims traveling along the Silk Road
Missionaries/slave traders traveling along Silk Road
Bankers/explorers traveling along the Silk Road
15
Why did feudalism begin in Western Europe?
People sought protection from the invaders
People allowed the Church to take control
People allowed merchants to trade
Because people wanted to give control to the King
16
Responsibility of Lord of manor to those who pledged him loyalty
To give serfs food and land
To protect them
Provide medical care to the people
Make sure all of the work was completed
17
What does the map represent?
The Bubonic Plague
The Spread of Christianity
The Spread of Islam
The Crusades
18
What does the map represent?
The Bubonic Plague
The spread of Islam
The Crusades
The spread of Christianity
19
The reason for the rapid spread of the Bubonic Plague throughout Europe was...
Europeans were being punished by their god
A lack of scientific and medical knowledge
Only available crops were contaminated with mold
The amount of interactions between social classes
20
Best describes relationship under feudalism...
Lords granted land to serfs/serfs protected monarch
Serfs protected monarchs/fed the lords
In exchange for land & protection/people swore loyalty
Monarch gave land to serfs/serfs protected the lord
21
What did the Magna Carta's Great Council eventually grow into?
English Parliament/first monarch with a legislative body
English Parliament/first democratic & republic body
English Monarch/first monarch with a legislative body
English Parliament/the first democratic legislative body
22
Which is a major part of the Shinto religion practiced in Japan?
Making a pilgrimage
Religious music
Reading the holy book
Nature worship
23
What were king's obligations in the feudal system?
Give land to his trusted lords
Gave loyalty to his knights
Gave land to other kings throughout Europe
Gave food to the people in his kingdom
24
Which civilization influenced Japan's writing system and way of life?
Roman
China
India
Persian
25
What was result of the Black Death of the 14th century?
War in Western Europe
African culture destroyed from forced slave captures
African population destroyed by the disease
Shortages in laborers and people throughout Europe
26
What was the major result that came out of the Magna Carta?
Feudalism and its hierarchical structure spread
Feudalism and its hierarchical structure was weakened
Feudalism and the power of the monarch grew through Europe
Feudalism grew in strength throughout all Europe
27
During the Middle Ages in Europe, the increase in trade caused...
The development of towns and cities
Decrease in the power of the Church
Increase in conflict between kings
Development of the code of chivalry
28
Changes in economic conditions could be seen in medieval society after the Black Death included
A strengthening of Church authority
The end of capitalism
Tearing down towns and cities
A shift away from feudalism
29
With the Reconquista, the Crusaders were capable of what?
Weakening the European monarchs
Permanently capturing the Holy Land
Neutralizing Muslim advances in mainland Europe
Increasing cooperation with Muslims
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What was the purpose of the crusades?
To gain control of Palestine
To gain control of Greece
To gain control of Gaul
To gain control of Byzantine
