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1
What effects did the Hundred Years' was have in England and France?
new weapons were created
people started to identify with a certain nation
Kings became more powerful
fuedalism declined
2
Francesco Petrach was a(n)
architect
scientist
poet
artist
3
A __________ was an organization that included all the pepole who practiced a certain trade or craft.
club
guild
team
membership
4
Following the Crusades, Kings gained power by supporting the growth of new towns.
True
False
5
Cities and towns in the Middle Ages were dirty and crowded.
False
True
6
The Roman Empire collapsed in Western Europe by 500CE
False
True
7
When did the Hundred Years' War begin?
1353
1337
Empty choice
1453
8
Which of the following was not an effect of the Crusades?
growth of cities
less power for kings
use of currency
revival of trade
9
The Hundren Years' War was fought between the _________ and the _________.
France, Italy
France, Spain
England, Spain
France, England
10
Women of the noble classes were considered the 'lord of the manor' when their husbands were away.
True
False
11
A community of people that shares territory and a government is called a
kingdom
county
nation
colony
12
The bubonic plague (aka the Black Death) wiped out _____ of Europe's population between 1347 and 1351.
1/4
1/3
3/4
1/2
13
Who was Peter the Hermit?
One of Charlemagne's three sons.
An advisor to King John who encouraged him to sign the Magna Carta
A monk who served Pope Urban II
a man who took an army to fight in the Crusades and was beaten by the Turks
14
When did the Renaissance take place?
1100-1300
560-1000
1300-1650
1650-2000
15
Guilds set prices and prevented outsiders from selling goods in their town.
False
True
16
Gothis cathedrals were built between 1100 and 1150CE
True
False
17
Feudalism and the Manor System are the same thing.
False
True
18
The Renaissance began in...
Greece
Italy
Spain
France
19
Donatello painted the Sistine Chapel.
True
False
20
The Vikings came from which modern day countries?
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
the Netherlands
21
How many years did Charlemagne rule his Empire in Western Europe?
40 years
35 years
25 years
50 years
22
All peasants were serfs.
True
False
23
Why did Pope Urban II want to go to war against the Turks over control of Jerusalem
to gain prestige and power for the church
to allow Christian pilgrams to travel there
to gain prestige and power for himself
to unite Europeans against a common 'enemy' (the Turks)
24
Jerusalem was considered as sacred to which of the following groups?
Muslims
Christians
Pagans
Jews
25
There was more than one Crusade.
False
True
26
How long would an apprentice have to train before they could become a journeyman (or salaried worker)?
2 years
12 years
7 years
9 years
27
During the Renaissance, art and literature focused more on worldly matters rather than religious depictions.
True
False
28
Which British King claimed the throne of France and started the Hundred Years' War by invading France?
John
Henry VIII
Henry II
Edward III
29
What was the name of the duke from France who became King of England?
William the Conqueror
William of Runnymede
William of Normandy
William of Thames
30
Who was responsible for selecting bishops?
the clergy
the king
the people
the pope
31
The land given to vassals by kings, princes, and nobles was called a ________.
parcel
plot
fief
feef
32
_____________ is the code of honorable conduct by which knights were supposed to live.
seclusion
celibacy
humanism
chilvary
33
During the Renaissance, some Italian city-states were more powerful than the Catholic church and kingdoms.
True
False
34
A Lord could be a lord and a vassal.
True
False
35
The rise of cities and the decline of feudalism led to the beginning of the Renaissance in Italy.
False
True
36
High Church officials were advisors to...
priests
peasants
kings
lords