What initially caused the Protestant Reformation?

Corruption in the C. Church such as the sale of indulgence.

From the list following, what accomplishment did the Catholic Church NOT do during the M.A?

Made Judaism a possible choice for Europeans to join.

What is feudalism mainly based on?

Loyalty and military service, Food and protection

What were the Crusades?

Religious military expeditions into Palestine.

What caused feudalism?

the Fall of Rome and Viking Invasion

The Black Death weakened feudalism by....

indirectly allowing peasants to demand wages and conditions

an agricultural estate controlled by a lord.

How did the Rise of Towns contribute to feudalism's decline?

Towns became places of freedom outside the feudal system.

ID the TERM: humanism

a movement which focused on Greek and Roman culture .

How did the Prot. Reform affect modern democracy, and gov't in general?

Began the concept of separation of church and state.

What did the pope's crowning of Charlemagne do for the Church?

Increased the power of the Church.

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1
What initially caused the Protestant Reformation?
Crusaders brought back new religions from the Middle East.
The C. Church requested reforms in society.
Corruption in the C. Church such as the sale of indulgence.
Muslims who invaded Europe spreading Islam.
2
From the list following, what accomplishment did the Catholic Church NOT do during the M.A?
Preserved knowledge of Greeks and Romans.
Preserved Christianity since 34 AD.
Made Judaism a possible choice for Europeans to join.
Established universities.
3
What is feudalism mainly based on?
Loyalty and military service
Kings and their armies
Knights and Vikings
Food and protection
4
What were the Crusades?
Religious military expeditions into Palestine.
A system of gov't based on loyalty and military service.
Renaissance sculptors
Religious wars occurring after the Protestant Reformation.
5
The belief that people's salvation is determined prior to birth?
Predestination
Anglicanism
Catholicism
Belief-a-ism
6
ID the TERM: Huguenot nobles challenged the power of the Catholic monarchy
100 Years War
French Wars of Religion
The 30 Years War
The end of the Spanish Netherlands
7
What form of government replaced feudalism?
Democracy
Federalism
Fundamentalism
Absolute monarchy
8
ID the Term: worldly, rather than religious
vassel
serf
holy
secular
9
After the fall of Charlemagne, lords used WHAT to better establish feudalism in the region?
Trading
Vikings
UFOs
Castles
10
What caused feudalism?
Disney
the Fall of Rome and Viking Invasion
The Black Death
Strong nationalism
11
Started by King Henry Version 8 when he wanted a divorce!
Lutheranism
Anglicanism
Mormonism
Anabaptists
12
What art form did the Greeks like to do?
scripture
sculpture
sculbtures
scallops
13
Which below is not a cause of decline for feudalism?
The Black Death
100 Years War
Development of Towns
Vikings Invaded
14
The Black Death weakened feudalism by....
indirectly allowing peasants to demand wages and conditions
allowing knights to take over kingdoms.
killing off all Europeans--no people, no feudalism.
freeing Jerusalem from Muslim control.
15
ID the term: manor
A tradition used at the dinner table.
An empire controlled by a king.
an agricultural estate controlled by a lord.
a release from all or part of punishment from sin.
16
ID the TERM: a denial of basic Church teaching
heresy
humanism
indulgence
secular
17
How did the Rise of Towns contribute to feudalism's decline?
Town were just peachy-keen!!
Kings used towns to set up their castles.
Towns became places of freedom outside the feudal system.
Towns become havens for knights to flex their muscle.
18
What event in the Middle Ages caused knights to made obsolete?
The Crusades
The spread of Christianity
100 Years War
The Black Death
19
What does "renaissance" mean?
rebirth
feudalism
art
Knowledge
20
Reformed that Catholic Church of many corrupt practices?
Council of Trent
Predestination
John Calvin
Martin Luther
21
ID the TERM: humanism
a movement which focused on Greek and Roman culture .
a release from all or part of punishment from sin.
similar to anthropology where humans are studied.
the tendency to act like a human.
22
How did the Prot. Reform affect modern democracy, and gov't in general?
Began the concept of separation of church and state.
Promoted the idea of freedom of speech.
It called for a return to despotism.
Promoted the idea of the end of serfdom in Germany by lords.
23
What did the pope's crowning of Charlemagne do for the Church?
Increased the power of the Church.
Decreased the power of the Church.
Kept the Church's power pretty much the same.
Caused the Church's power to stretch into East Asia.
24
ID the TERM: established the modern concept of "state sovereignty"
Treaty of Westphalia
The Establishment of Dutch-controlled Netherlands.
Thirty Years War
The Glorious Revolution
25
Of the events that follow which came first in European History?
The Renaissance
The Crusades
European Exploration and Conquest
The Protestant Reformation

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Early Europe: Feudalism, Renaissance, Protestant Reformation

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Questions 25

Answers

1
What initially caused the Protestant Reformation?
Crusaders brought back new religions from the Middle East.
The C. Church requested reforms in society.
Corruption in the C. Church such as the sale of indulgence.
Muslims who invaded Europe spreading Islam.
2
From the list following, what accomplishment did the Catholic Church NOT do during the M.A?
Preserved knowledge of Greeks and Romans.
Preserved Christianity since 34 AD.
Made Judaism a possible choice for Europeans to join.
Established universities.
3
What is feudalism mainly based on?
Loyalty and military service
Kings and their armies
Knights and Vikings
Food and protection
4
What were the Crusades?
Religious military expeditions into Palestine.
A system of gov't based on loyalty and military service.
Renaissance sculptors
Religious wars occurring after the Protestant Reformation.
5
The belief that people's salvation is determined prior to birth?
Predestination
Anglicanism
Catholicism
Belief-a-ism
6
ID the TERM: Huguenot nobles challenged the power of the Catholic monarchy
100 Years War
French Wars of Religion
The 30 Years War
The end of the Spanish Netherlands
7
What form of government replaced feudalism?
Democracy
Federalism
Fundamentalism
Absolute monarchy
8
ID the Term: worldly, rather than religious
vassel
serf
holy
secular
9
After the fall of Charlemagne, lords used WHAT to better establish feudalism in the region?
Trading
Vikings
UFOs
Castles
10
What caused feudalism?
Disney
the Fall of Rome and Viking Invasion
The Black Death
Strong nationalism
11
Started by King Henry Version 8 when he wanted a divorce!
Lutheranism
Anglicanism
Mormonism
Anabaptists
12
What art form did the Greeks like to do?
scripture
sculpture
sculbtures
scallops
13
Which below is not a cause of decline for feudalism?
The Black Death
100 Years War
Development of Towns
Vikings Invaded
14
The Black Death weakened feudalism by....
indirectly allowing peasants to demand wages and conditions
allowing knights to take over kingdoms.
killing off all Europeans--no people, no feudalism.
freeing Jerusalem from Muslim control.
15
ID the term: manor
A tradition used at the dinner table.
An empire controlled by a king.
an agricultural estate controlled by a lord.
a release from all or part of punishment from sin.
16
ID the TERM: a denial of basic Church teaching
heresy
humanism
indulgence
secular
17
How did the Rise of Towns contribute to feudalism's decline?
Town were just peachy-keen!!
Kings used towns to set up their castles.
Towns became places of freedom outside the feudal system.
Towns become havens for knights to flex their muscle.
18
What event in the Middle Ages caused knights to made obsolete?
The Crusades
The spread of Christianity
100 Years War
The Black Death
19
What does "renaissance" mean?
rebirth
feudalism
art
Knowledge
20
Reformed that Catholic Church of many corrupt practices?
Council of Trent
Predestination
John Calvin
Martin Luther
21
ID the TERM: humanism
a movement which focused on Greek and Roman culture .
a release from all or part of punishment from sin.
similar to anthropology where humans are studied.
the tendency to act like a human.
22
How did the Prot. Reform affect modern democracy, and gov't in general?
Began the concept of separation of church and state.
Promoted the idea of freedom of speech.
It called for a return to despotism.
Promoted the idea of the end of serfdom in Germany by lords.
23
What did the pope's crowning of Charlemagne do for the Church?
Increased the power of the Church.
Decreased the power of the Church.
Kept the Church's power pretty much the same.
Caused the Church's power to stretch into East Asia.
24
ID the TERM: established the modern concept of "state sovereignty"
Treaty of Westphalia
The Establishment of Dutch-controlled Netherlands.
Thirty Years War
The Glorious Revolution
25
Of the events that follow which came first in European History?
The Renaissance
The Crusades
European Exploration and Conquest
The Protestant Reformation