3rd Quarter Benchmark Review - 7th grade

Because of which man did HISTORY become an important subject to study?

Which of the following did monks NOT do for medieval society?

Excommunication essentially means that a person can not 

Which wealthy Florence ruler famously supported art and education during the Renaissance?

Who owned manors?

What word describes the everyday language of people?

The land mass that includes Europe and Asia is called 

Which group was the MOST discriminated against during the Middle Ages in Europe?

Where did people celebrate holidays, hold markets, and attend religious ceremonies?

Art of the Middle Ages had subjects that were typically.... 

Universities helped spread Renaissance ideas from Italy to 

Early in the Renaissance, who supported arts and learning?

How did trade affect map making?

Who led the French army to victory in the Hundred Years' War?

Which author used VERNACULAR language to to write about Italian society?

Bushido in Japan and chivalry in Europe both  emphasized 

Which artists were known for lifelike detail, scenes of everyday life and use of oil paints?

What caused more people in Europe to learn to read?

Renaissance statues were made to look realistic.  Where did artists learn that technique?

What land feature made it difficult for missionaries to spread Christianity to northern Europe?

A person that takes a journey for a religious purpose is called a

Which author had an effect on politics on Europe?

Who's philosophy taught that RATIONAL thought could support Christian beliefs? 

In southern Europe, grapes are grown. In the fertile plains of the north they 

When compared to Japan, what was more successful in Europe?

Which was NOT a reason Christians lost the Holy Land?

Which European traveled to China and eventually became a Chinese official in the Yuan dynasty? 

Which does NOT describe perspective?

Which man converted the Irish to Christianity? 

With travel, marriages of educated people and printed of books, what ideas spread to north?

Which ruler brought feudalism to Britain?

On what sea where the sea port cities of Genoa and Venice?

Which does NOT describe humanism?

Which groups used rivers to invade Europe, making feudalism necessary ?

Which ruler promoted education, spread feudalism, encouraged Christianity and gained power?

The plague was spread mostly by which activity?

Which person decides acts against the Church, writes bulls, provides guidance for prayer?

Who started universities in Europe?

What document did nobles make to limit the power the king?

What causes towns to grow and flourish around the 1000's?

What Latin expression means that a person can not be put in jail without reason?

What was the MOST important result of the Crusades for Europeans?

Which groups made the Silk Road safe for traders and travelers from Europe to Asia?

What did the Middle Ages and the Renaissance have in common?