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#Test #WorldHistory #Chapters17&18
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Which of these countries did NOT participate in the crusades?
England
Sweden
Italy
France
2
English king who fought in the third crusade
Pope Gregory VI
King Richard the I
Emperor Henry the IV
Thomas Aquinas
3
Communities of monks
Feudalism
Monastaries
Vassal
Knights
4
A council that developed to be the law making body that governs England today
Parliment
Magna Carta
Natural Law
Hundred Years War
5
another name for the Middle Ages
Haiku
Monks
Medieval
Middle Ages
6
organization of priests who punished anyone in Spain suspected of practicing their old religion
Spanish Inquisition
Heresy
Reconquista
Black Death
7
A knight who promised to support a lord in exchange for land
Feudalism
Knights
Monastaries
Vassal
8
Emperor of the Holy ROman empire who challenged the aug=thority of Pope Gregory VII
King Richard the I
Emperor Henry the IV
Pope Gregory VI
Thomas Aquinas
9
A long series of wars between Christians and Muslims in Southwest Asia
Serfs
Manor
Excommunication
Crusades
10
founder of the Franciscan religious order
Francis of Assisi
King Ferdinand
Saladin
Pope Urban II
11
a long conflict between France and England
Natural Law
Magna Carta
Hundred Years War
Parliment
12
Church officials
Clergy
Holy Land
religious orders
Friars
13
French Noble woman with great political power
Richard I
Thomas Aquinas
Charlemagne
Eleanor of Aquitaine
14
efforts to retake Spain from Muslim Moors
Heresy
Reconquista
Spanish Inquisition
Black Death
15
Called on Christians to go on the first Crusade to retake the Holy Land
Pope Urban II
King Ferdinand
Francis of Assisi
Saladin
16
Where does the word “Crusade” come from?
Latin meaning “holy war”
Greek meaning “Christian warrior”
Latin meaning “marked with a cross”
Greek meaning “holy war”
17
Who created the first universities in Europe?
The Catholic Church
Former University students
The Church AND Former Students
Wealthy Pagans
18
How did feudalism spread from France to England?
William the Conqueror brought it when he conquered England
Peasants heard about it and thought it was a great idea
Missionaries returned to England and told them about it
Rats on ships spread feudalism by carrying diseased fleas
19
In what parts of Europe was Christianity common at the beginning of the Middle Ages?
Only in Spain
In the parts that had been a part of the Roman Empire
In the northern parts that were ruled by the Goths
In the eastern parts that were once ruled by the Huns
20
a period that lasted from about 500 to about 1500
Monks
Medieval
Haiku
Middle Ages
21
What led to the creation of feudalism?
Knights enjoyed being bullies to the peasants
Kings were lazy and wanted other people to do their work
People needed work and volunteered to be peasants
Nobles needed to defend their lands from invaders
22
The life of women was EXACTLY like we hear in the tales of damsels in distress.
True
False
23
Which of the following was NOT a job for women in medieval society?
Raise children
Govern house while men were off to war
Be rescued from tall towers
Supervised servants
24
Which of the following rules does NOT follow the code of chivalry?
Be kind and generous, especially to women
Kill anyone who gets in your way
Be humble and modest
Be brave and loyal
25
Pottage was a food made by boiling anything in a pot, then eating it.
False
True
26
workers who were tied to the land on which they lived
Crusades
Excommunication
Serfs
Manor
27
What was the role of the Knight in feudal society?
Protect the people
Farm the land
Rule the country
Make the laws
28
Dominican philosopher and teacher at the University of Paris
Pope Gregory VI
Thomas Aquinas
King Richard the I
Emperor Henry the IV
29
people who belonged to religious orders but lived and worked among general people.
Friars
Clergy
Holy Land
religious orders
30
English king who lead the third crusade
Thomas Aquinas
Charlemagne
Richard I
Eleanor of Aquitaine
31
What is a cathedral?
The place where Bishops lead religious services
A large church
A building constructed during the medieval period
All of the above
32
the large estate owned by a knight or lord
Serfs
Crusades
Manor
Excommunication
33
King who finally brought an end to the Reconquista
Saladin
King Ferdinand
Pope Urban II
Francis of Assisi
34
Leader of the Muslim forces in the third crusade
King Ferdinand
Saladin
Francis of Assisi
Pope Urban II
35
Which one of the following groups did NOT invade Europe in the 700’s and 800’s?
Magyars
Vikings
Christians
Muslims
36
What is habeas corpus?
You could not be kept in jail without a reason
you could not be charged with theft on a holy day
There must be a dead body to charge someone w/ murder
A type of Swedish meatball.
37
Document listing rights that the king could not ignore
Parliment
Natural Law
Hundred Years War
Magna Carta
38
a group of people who dedicate their lives to religion and follow common rules
Holy Land
Clergy
religious orders
Friars
39
Religious men who lived apart from society in isolated communities
Haiku
Monks
Middle Ages
Medieval
40
Which one of the following is NOT a way that people began challenging the church?
Felt the clergy was too worldly
Began preaching their own ideas about christianity
Questioned the teachings of the church
Declared war against the church
41
a law that governed how the world operated
Hundred Years War
Natural Law
Magna Carta
Parliment
42
According to the Magna Carta, who had to follow English law?
The people but not the king
Everyone, including the king and the people
The people and the king but NOT knights
The king but not the people
43
Landmass that includes Europe and Asia
Haiku
Topography
Eurasia
Chivalry
44
The code of chivalry was named for the French word for Knight, Chevalier
False
True
45
Peasants had to work more days and longer hours than we have to today.
True
False
46
How did Charlemagne create such a large empire?
He used smart trading skills to bring places into his empire
He asked politely and people gave him their lands
His father, Guccimagne, gave the empire to him
He spent most of his life at war, defeating many kingdoms
47
In what ways were clergy members important figures?
Advised Kings
Performed weddings and funerals
Owned Land
All of the above
48
Religious ideas that oppose accepted church teachings
Black Death
Spanish Inquisition
Heresy
Reconquista
49
What are missionaries?
Priests who stayed in isolated communities
Priests who worked in nearby towns or villages
Priests who traveled to spread christianity
Priests who served kings
50
a system of promises that governed the relationship between lords and vassals
Feudalism
Vassal
Monastaries
Knights
51
Dominican philosopher who used reason to defend Christianity
Richard I
Charlemagne
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Thomas Aquinas
52
Brilliant warrior and strong king who built a huge empire
Charlemagne
Richard I
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Thomas Aquinas
53
Pope who challenged Emperor Henry IV and proved that the pope was more powerful
Pope Gregory VI
King Richard the I
Thomas Aquinas
Emperor Henry the IV
54
warriors who fought on horseback
Vassal
Knights
Feudalism
Monastaries
55
the area around Palestine where Jesus had lived, preached and died.
Friars
religious orders
Clergy
Holy Land
56
European code of honorable behavior
Topography
Haiku
Chivalry
Eurasia
57
Peasants only received three recognized holidays all year
True
False
58
the shape and elevation of land in a region
Chivalry
Haiku
Eurasia
Topography
59
short, three lined poem of 17 syllables
Haiku
Middle Ages
Monks
Medieval
60
The killed off many people and made it easier for peasants to get higher wages.
True
False
61
a deadly plague that swept through Europe between 1347 and 1351
Heresy
Black Death
Spanish Inquisition
Reconquista
62
Cast out from the Church
Manor
Serfs
Excommunication
Crusades
63
Why did the Byzantine Emperor ask the pope for help?
Huns were invading his kingdom
Rebels had stolen the plans to his Death Castle
Goths were invading his kingdom
Muslims were invading his kingdom