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At what age did a page become a squire?
What does Renaissance mean?
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What does Renaissance mean?
Alive
Rebirth
Unborn
Redo
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At what age did a page become a squire?
14
21
10
7
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True or False: Serf is another word for slave.
True
False
4
The Church had great power over people during the Middle Ages because
It protected them in times of warfare.
It controlled food production
It decided who could achieve salvation.
It provided them with education.
5
What is the word for the piece of land that a lord owns?
Serf
Fief
None of these
Feudalism
6
Who was responsible for painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in 4 years on his own?
Galileo
Michelangelo
Da Vinci
Machiavelli
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What brought about the end of feudalism?
all of these
New ways of farming
Plague
Drought
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Define arable
To trade
Someone who believes something other than the mainstream religion
Able to read and write
Good land for farming
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Why were the seasons important in a peasants life?
They decided who they worked for.
They were not important.
They decided what work they did.
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True or False: Serfs did NOT have to pay taxes to the lord to use equipment on the manor.
False
True
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How did trade impact the Black Death/Bubonic Plague?
Trade introduced medicine that was able to control the plague
Trade provided a way for the plague to travel
Trade did not impact the plague
12
Which of the following were the years known as the Middle Ages?
200-500 BCE
1000-500 BCE
500-1500 CE
0-800 CE
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Who is credited with the first practical use of the telescope?
Dante
Michelangelo
Galileo
Machiavelli
14
Where did the Renaissance start and flourish?
Rome, Italy
London, England
Paris, France
Florence, Italy
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Which of the following was NOT invented during the Renaissance?
Eyeglasses
Watch
Musket
Clock
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What was the chief goal of the Crusades?
To retake the Holy Land from the Muslims
To liberate Spain
To conquer England
To defeat the Buddhists
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Define Apprentice
Language/dialect spoken in a certain country/region
Person who is given land from lord to farm
A person who studied under someone to learn a trade
Business associations to protect craftspeople
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The Crusades were considered a Holy War between Christians and…...
Priests
Jews
Buddhists
Muslims
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about how many people died as a result of the Bubonic Plague in Africa, Europe, and Asia combined?
5 million
50 million
38 million
100,000
20
Define Vassal
Business associations to protect craftspeople
Person who is given land from lord to farm
A person who studied under someone to learn a trade
Language/dialect spoken in a certain country/region
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Why was the Printing Press important?
It allowed news to be more accessible
2 of these
It allowed Luther to spread his 95 Theses.
none of these
22
Why are the Sacraments important to the Catholic Church?
Because they make sure the church leadership does their jobs.
2 of these
Because they make sure people are involved in church from birth to death.
none of these
23
Define barter
To trade
Medieval knight system with religious, moral, and social code
Land good for farming
Able to read and write
24
Which of the following was NOT an economic result of the Black Death?
Survivors’ economic lives improved
Decrease in the amount of trade
All of these were economic results of the Black Death
Decrease in the number of workers
25
Who is responsible for the idea of Predestination?
None of these
Luther
Calvin
Jesus
26
Define chivalry
Someone who believes something other than the mainstream religion
Medieval knight system with religious, moral, and social code
Land good for farming
to trade
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Which group of people made up the majority of the population, but felt little impact from the Renaissance?
Nobility
Peasants
None of these
Clergy
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What was the Catholic Church selling that Martin Luther disagreed with?
None of these
Fiefs
Insurance
Indulgences
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Why was King Henry VIII eventually in favor of the Protestant Reformation?
Because he believed the Catholic Church was corrupt
Because he wanted a divorce which was not allowed in the Catholic church
Because he was of the Protestant faith
All of these
