What were indulgences?

Paying money for forgiveness of sins during the Reinaissance

What was the final outcome of the Crusades?

Muslims recapturing the Holy City

What led to the expansion of the Mongolian Empire?

Use of stirrups and excellent horsemanship skills

What role did the Catholic Church play in Medieval society?

It served as a centralized power in Western Europe

What event led to the rise of the Ottoman Empire?

The Ottoman conquest of the city of Constantinople

What was the purpose of the Spanish Inquistion?

To punish and kill non-Christians and heretics living in Spain

What was the Hagia Sophia?

A famous Eastern Orthodox Church in the Byzantine Empire

The economic system of feudal Europe

The Renaissance saw a rediscovery of...

Greek and Roman literature, art, and architechture

What is a similarity between the Five Pillars of Islam and the Ten Commandments?

Provide a guide to moral and ethical behavior

Which statement best describes how the Mongols ruled over the regions the conquered?

They were religiously tolerant and encouraged cultural diffusion

How did Mansa Musa contribute to the spread of Islam?

He spread his wealth and teachings of Islam during his pilgrimage to Mecca

The philosophy that people can improve by learning and studying

Which of the following is NOT considered an effect of the Black Death?

Increased interest in travel and exploration

Where was the Byzantine Empire located?

Parts of Eastern Europe and the Middle East

What was NOT an accomplishment of the Tang and Song Dynasties?

Promoted foreign trade and agriculture

Which of the following led to the Protestant Reformation?

Corruption within the Catholic Church and the sale of indulgences

The lords estate that include farming lands and peasant villages

Which of the following is NOT considered an achievement of the Tang and Song Dynasties?

Invention of the Printing Press

Which statements is most closely associated with the rule of Suleiman the Magnificent?

Showing religious tolerance towards different religious groups

When nobles are given land by the King in exchange for military service

A Chinese traveler who established trade links to other parts of the world

What were the achievements of the Islamic Golden Age?

Advancements in math and science, the construction of schools and libraries

Which of the following factors did NOT contribute to the beginning of the Renaissance?

Rise of feudalism following the Fall of Rome

What is a similarity between Pax Mongolia and Pax Romana?

Both were periods of peace and political stability

Why did Feudalism develop?

Western Europe lacked a strong, centralized government after Rome fell.

How did the Black Death spread throughout Europe during the 14th century?

Flees sucked the blood of rats and then infected Europeans

Why did the Renaissance begin in Italian city-states?

Location near the Mediterranean Sea encouraged trade with Ottoman Empire

What was Justian's Code?

Its a collection of old Roman laws, plus new ones, simpler to understand.

A wealthy King of the Mali Empire

Why is Justian's Code considered historically significant?

Influence later European legal systems

What caused the Black Death to spread to Europe during the 14th century?

Increased trade between Europe and Asia

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1
What areas were the most affected by the Black Death during the 14th century?
North and South America
Western Europe and Asia
North Africa and the Middle East
Only Asia
2
What was a long term effect of the Guttenberg Printing Press?
Scientific discoveries declined
Literacy rates increased
The Feudal System declined
Monarchs gained more power
3
What were indulgences?
Doing good works
Praying your way into heaven.
Paying money for forgiveness of sins during the Reinaissance
Having faith in the Catholic Church
4
What was the final outcome of the Crusades?
European Christians recapturing Rome
Muslims recapturing the Holy City
Muslims invading Great Britain
Christians converting all Muslims to Christianity
5
What led to the expansion of the Mongolian Empire?
Increased trade between the Mongols and Russians
The Fall of Rome
Use of stirrups and excellent horsemanship skills
The expansion of the Black Plague
6
What role did the Catholic Church play in Medieval society?
It only served as a center of religious practice
The Catholic Church helped encourage trade throughout Europe
It served as a centralized power in Western Europe
The Catholic Church was not important during the Medieval Era
7
What event led to the rise of the Ottoman Empire?
Mansa Musa's pilgrimage to Mecca
The beginning of the Crusades
The Ottoman conquest of the city of Constantinople
The fall of the Roman Empire
8
What was the purpose of the Spanish Inquistion?
To punish and kill non-Christians and heretics living in Spain
To establish trade between Spain and the Ottoman Empire
To encourage the construction of more Protestant Churches in Spain
To encourage greater religious diversity in Spain
9
In response to the Protestant Reformation, the Catholic Church launched a...
Tabletop Reformation
Counter Reformation
Reform Conference
Bake Sale
10
What was the Hagia Sophia?
A holiday celebrated every year throughout the Byzantine Empire
A famous Eastern Orthodox Church in the Byzantine Empire
A famous trade route connecting the Byzantine Empire to Asia
The capital of the Byzantine Empire
11
What is Manorialism?
The economic system of feudal Europe
The code of conduct for Medieval knights
The economic system of the Byzantine Empire
The most important religious belief during the Middle Ages
12
The Renaissance saw a rediscovery of...
Neolithic Revolution farming techniques
Greek and Roman literature, art, and architechture
Hammurabi's Code
Mongolian military strategies
13
What is a similarity between the Five Pillars of Islam and the Ten Commandments?
Encourage trade between nations
Promote the importance of education
Support the belief in more than one god
Provide a guide to moral and ethical behavior
14
Which statement best describes how the Mongols ruled over the regions the conquered?
They were religiously tolerant and encouraged cultural diffusion
They established manors where serfs worked
They forced everyone to convert to Islam
They forced everyone to join the Mongol Army
15
How did Mansa Musa contribute to the spread of Islam?
He spread his wealth and teachings of Islam during his pilgrimage to Mecca
He encourage only trade between the Mali Kingdom and Muslim Mechants
He was the leader of the Muslim people following Muhammad's death
He outlawed an other religion in the Mali Kingdom
16
What is Humanism?
The philosophy that people can improve by learning and studying
The philosophy that only nobles should receive an education
The philosophy that time must be spent working to make money
The philosophy that people must following the ideas of the Pope
17
Which of the following is NOT considered an effect of the Black Death?
Europe's population dramatically decline
Increased interest in travel and exploration
A shortage of labor
Many Christians questioned their faith
18
Which of the following was NOT one of the powers of the Catholic Church during the Medieval Era?
The power of excommunication
The power to sign trade deals
The power to appoint Kings
The power to raise an army
19
Where was the Byzantine Empire located?
Parts of Eastern Europe and the Middle East
Northern Asia
Western Africa
Parts of North and South America
20
What institution had the largest influence on people's lives during the Middle Ages?
Schools
The Market
The Theater
The Catholic Church
21
What was NOT an accomplishment of the Tang and Song Dynasties?
Promoted foreign trade and agriculture
Conquered the Muslims
Expanded the road and canal system
Strengthened the Central Government of China
22
Which of the following led to the Protestant Reformation?
The fall of the Roman Empire
Corruption within the Catholic Church and the sale of indulgences
The fall of the Byzantine Empire
The launching of the first Crusades
23
What led to the spread of the Protestant Reformation?
The Printing Press
The Silk Road
The Spanish Inquistion
The Great Wall of China
24
What was the manor?
The name for markets where all citizens could purchase products
The name for the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages
The lords estate that include farming lands and peasant villages
The center of entertainment for peasants during the Middle Ages
25
Which of the following is NOT considered an achievement of the Tang and Song Dynasties?
Invention of porcelain
Invention of the Printing Press
Invention of the compass
Invention of gunpowder
26
Which statements is most closely associated with the rule of Suleiman the Magnificent?
Building an extensive road system throughout the Ottoman Empire
Successfully invaded India
Started the Punic Wars
Showing religious tolerance towards different religious groups
27
What is Feudalism?
When the Emperor has absolute power
When land is shared equally by all citizens
When nobles are given land by the King in exchange for military service
The trade networks that stretched across Western Europe
28
Where did the Black Death orginate from?
China
Western Europe
India
Russia
29
Which historical figure is the founder of Islam?
Abraham
Hammurabi
Muhammad
Genghis Khan
30
Which of the following is NOT considered a belief or practice followed by Muslims?
Ramadan
Praying five times a day
A pilgrimage to Mecca
Perform baptisms
31
Who was Zheng He?
Leader of the Ottoman Empire during the Islamic Golden Age
Chinese Emperor responsible for building the Great Wall of China
A Chinese traveler who established trade links to other parts of the world
Founder of the Roman Empire
32
Which led to the Middle Ages?
The expansion of the Mongolian Empire
The Fall of the Roman Empire
The Fall of the Byzantine Empire
The end of the Han Dynasty
33
What were the achievements of the Islamic Golden Age?
Advancements in math and science, the construction of schools and libraries
Establishment of the Silk Road
Expansion of Islam into Russia
Advancements in military technology, development of gunpowder
34
Which of the following factors did NOT contribute to the beginning of the Renaissance?
A wealthy social class that financially supported artists
Rise of feudalism following the Fall of Rome
The Crusades led to increased interaction with the Middle East
Black Death led to merchants gaining political power
35
What is a similarity between Pax Mongolia and Pax Romana?
Both were period where armies invaded China
Both were negatively impacted by deadly plagues
Both were periods of peace and political stability
Both established a system of effective roads
36
What trade route was used by both the Tang and Song Dynasties?
The Columbian Exchange
The Indian Ocean Complex
The Silk Road
The Trans-Saharan Trade Route
37
Why did Feudalism develop?
Western Europe was experiecing a period of peace and stability
Western Europe lacked a strong, centralized government after Rome fell.
Western Europe was experiencing a Golden Age period.
Western Europe was still mostly controlled by the Roman Empire.
38
How did the Black Death spread throughout Europe during the 14th century?
Contaminated water supply
Europeans forgetting to wash their hands
Lack of food
Flees sucked the blood of rats and then infected Europeans
39
True or False: Islam is a Monotheistic religion
False
True
40
Why did the Renaissance begin in Italian city-states?
The cities had a larger population
The Italian cities had less wealthy citizens
Location near the Mediterranean Sea encouraged trade with Ottoman Empire
Its location near the Pacific Ocean encouraged trade with Japan
41
What civilization had the greatest influence on the development of the Byzantine Empire?
Rome
Ottoman
Mongolian
India
42
Where did the Renaissance begin?
Italy
France
Germany
Russia
43
Which of the following was NOT a long term effect of the Crusades?
Increased trade between Europeans and Muslims
The decline of feudalism
Increased tensions between Muslims and Christians
The Ottoman Empire collapsed
44
Who began the first Crusades?
Charlemagne
Mansa Musa
Muhammad
Pope Urban II
45
Who was Ghenghis Khan?
Established the Holy Roman Empire
A former monk who protested the Catholic Church
Leader of the Mongolian Empire
Leader of the Byzantine Empire
46
What was Justian's Code?
Its a collection of old Roman laws, plus new ones, simpler to understand.
It was a book with the list of Roman gods
It was a city created by Justinian
It is a magazine with information about Constantinople
47
Who was Mansa Musa?
Leader of the Mongol Empire
Founder of Judaism
A wealthy King of the Mali Empire
A King of France
48
Why is Justian's Code considered historically significant?
Influence later European legal systems
Encouraged trade between the Byzantine and Mongolian Empire
Led to the Fall of the Roman Empire
Influenced Western European military forces
49
Which of the following was NOT a social class during the Middle Ages?
Lords
Vassels
Untouchables
Serfs
50
What did Martin Luther nail to the doors of Wittenberg Cathedral?
95 Theses
Advertisement for a job
90 Theses
The Pope's Hat
51
What caused the Black Death to spread to Europe during the 14th century?
Christian missonaries bringing the disease back after their travels
Increased trade between Europe and Asia
Poorly peserved food in Europe
Decline the avaliability of proper medicine
52
Who is most closely associated with the Protestant Reformation?
Socrates
Zheng He
Martin Luther
Julius Caesar
53
What was the capital of the Byzantine Empire?
Constantinople
Mesopotamia
Rome
Moscow
54
What was the goal of the Crusades?
To convert all Muslims to Christianity
For Christians to recapture the Holy City of Jersalem from Muslim Turks
To recapture the city of Rome from the Visagoths
To invade and conquer all of Russia
55
What regions of the world did Islam spread to following the death of Muhammad?
North America
Only Western Europe
The Middle East and North Africa
North Asia

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