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This is the Middle Ages test review for Byzantine, Europe and Japan
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1
Who is at the top of the European feudal pyramid?
king
knights
nobles
church officials
2
What country became a Christian nation after chasing the Muslims out?
England
Spain
Germany
France
3
Who was at the top of the Japanese feudal pyramid?
samurai
emperor
shogun
<p>daimyo</p>
4
What is an interchange of goods or commodities, especially on a large scale?
Technology
Commerce
Banking
Guilds
5
What is an authoritative, general, systematic and written statement of legal rules?
Habeas corpus
Code
Commerce
Schism
6
Any system of persons or things ranked one about the other?
Habeas Corpus
Code
Hierarchy
Chivalry
7
Which of these was not a development of the English legal/constitutional history?
Common law
Habeas Corpus
Justinian's Code
Parliament
8
Which of these rulers built the greatest empire in Western Europe?
Otto the Great
Charlemagne
Ferdinand and Isabella
Justinian
9
The use of scientific knowledge to solve practical problems is know as this.
Technology
Commerce
Physiography
Scholasticism
10
What is the arrangement of giving private property in exchange for protection of the land?
scholasticism
manorialism
monarchy
feudalism
11
Who were three key figures of the Byzantine Empire?
Justinian, Belisarius, Theodora
King John, Pope Gregory, Henry II
William the Conqueror, Clovis, Philip II
Charles Martell, Charlemagne, Otis the Great
12
Which of these words means "a landowner".
merchants
serfs
peasants
vassals
13
What is the legislature of certain British colonies and possessions?
Architecture
Banking
Parliament
Habeas corpus
14
Which of these countries developed after Philip II conquered Normandy from King John?
Russia
France
Spain
England
15
The rules and customs of medieval knights.
Bushido
Chivalry
Feudalism
Natural law
16
Who is credited with starting the idea of the feudal system?
Otis II
Justinian
Charlemagne
Charles the Simple
17
Which was not a cause of the decline of the Byzantine Empire?
Plague of Justinian
Hundred Years War
Outside Invasions
Crusades
18
Which of these positions on the feudal pyramid is distinct to Japan only?
military leader
army force
peasants
nobles
19
What was the religion brought to Japan via the Korean traders from China?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
Judaism
20
Which of these did not affect the growth of the modern economy in a positive way?
Technological developments
Creation of guilds
Towns developed along the shipping ports and trade routes
The Pope would not allow Christians to engage in banking
21
What change did Constantine make to the Empire that was ultimately most destructive?
He built a wall as a border
Icons were made illegal
The Capital was moved to Constantinople
The Pope was no longer a strong leader of the Empire
22
Whic of these does not describe the physography of Japan?
It has a lot of coal, iron and oil
It is surrounded by water
It is mountainous
It is flanked by two island chains
23
What emporer first recognized Christianity as a legal religion of their empire?
Constantine
Justinian
Charlemagne
Alexius
24
Pertaining to a style of architecture originating in France in the Middle Ages
Gothic
Neoclassical
Baroque
Baltic
25
Which event in Middle Ages Europe killed the most people?
The Great Schism
The Great Famine
The Black Death
The Hundred Years War
26
What means the physical geography of a place?
location
terrain
anatomy
physiography
27
What was Japan's relatioship with Korea during feudal times?
Koreans were sending their children to Japan for education
They were military enemies
Korea was in control of Japan
They were trading partners
28
The legal and social system that evolved in Western Europe in the 8th and 9th centuries?
Parliament
Feudalism
<p>Natural law</p>
Scholasticism
29
What was the effect of the Great Schism?
It caused all of Europe to be without a Pope
The power of the church decreased
Many people died
The church increased its power over the people
30
Whic of these was not a cause of the fall of the Roman Empire?
Lazy, ineffective military
Weak economy
Justinian's plague
Capital was moved to Constantinople
31
What was the main cause of the split of the Roman Catholic Church during the 11th century?
The destruction of the Haggia Sophia
The belief in Jesus
The influence of Islam
The use of icons in worship
32
Which of these was not a role of the monastery?
Missionary work
Training knights
Education of priests
Writing/printing of books
33
Which of these was not an effect of the fall of the Roman Empire?
Citizens lost their sense of patriotism
Visigoths took over Rome
Civil wars and political unrest
Increase in trade
34
Which of the following Japanese traditions was not copied from China?
The court system
Hairdressing
Writing
Cooking
35
Which of these does not describe Suleyman?
Had an unsuccessful lineage because of his fear of rivals
Allowed the practice of Christianity
Captured Constantinople
Had and efficient government
36
A division is also known as this.
Schism
Collapse
Gothic
Plague
37
Which was not a major influence on the development of Western Europe?
The growth of Islam</p>
Classical Roman and Greek literature
Judeo-Christian traditions
Feudalism
38
Which of these countries began to develop as a country under William the Conqueror?
Spain
Germany
England
France
39
What type of punishment could a Pope use to influence the behavior of the king?
excommunication
Magna Carta
habeas corpus
common law
40
What is a group of nations or people ruled over by an emperor?
Code
Guild
Convent
Empire
41
Who was the leader fo the Turks who captured Constantinople in 1453?
<p>Justinian</p>
Otto the Great
Suleyman
Mehmet
42
What three current countries were a part of the Byzantine Empire?
Germany, Russia, Finland
Spain, Denmark, China
Italy, Greece, Turkey
England, Norway, Sweden
43
Which of these
was
not
a contribution of the Byzantine Empire?
Justinian's Code
Magna Carta
Preservation of Greek and Roman culture
Haggia Sophia
