Which best describes the difference between Rome and Germanic governments in this time?

Rome=loyalty to state; Germanic=loyalty to family

The fall of the Rome in the West led to all of the following EXCEPT

Increase in power of centralized governments

A piece of land given to a vassal by a king or lord

They became the new rulers of the Middle Ages

Descendants of Germanic warlords

Which is not true of the Church in the Middle Ages?

It relied on kings for its wealth

Serfs could move up by

Escaping to the city for a year and a day

Why could someone consider the Crusades a success?

It paved the way for the Renaissance

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Middle Ages 2019 CP

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1
He was forced to sign the Magna Carta over raising taxes
Edward the Confessor
Richard the Lionhearted
King John
William the Conqueror
2
Which ended serfdom?
The plague
The Church
The Magna Carta
The Crusades
3
He was the first emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
Charlemagne
Clovis
Pepin the Short
Charles Martel
4
Which best describes the difference between Rome and Germanic governments in this time?
Rome based on Catholicism; Germanic based on paganism
Germanic based on Catholicism; Rome based on paganism
Rome=loyalty to family; Germanic=loyalty to state
Rome=loyalty to state; Germanic=loyalty to family
5
When did William the Conqueror do this
1453
1215
1066
732
6
The fall of the Rome in the West led to all of the following EXCEPT
Increase in power of centralized governments
No more cities
Loss of a common language
Decline in trade
7
Surgery in the later Middle Ages was very successful
False
True
8
A fief is
A rich peasant
A piece of land given to a vassal by a king or lord
A religious promise
A musical instrument played by naughty medieval musicians
9
What was not part of the Carolingian Renaissance
Spread of Christianity
Spread of education and art
Spread of equality among men
Spread of monastaries
10
He stopped the spread of Islam into Europe
Charles Martel
King John
Charlemagne
Pepin the Short
11
They became the new rulers of the Middle Ages
Descendants of Roman plebeians
Descendants of Germanic warlords
Descendants of Roman patricians
Freed slaves
12
This was the lowest group of people in feudalism
Vassals
Knights
Lords
Serfs
13
This is when the oldest son inherits everything
Primogeniture
Vassal
Serfdom
Feudalism
14
He began the Carolingian Renaissance
Clovis
King John
William the Conqueror
Charlemagne
15
Which is not true of the Church in the Middle Ages?
It was the only stable institution
It raised armies
It collected taxes
It relied on kings for its wealth
16
The basis for many modern European countries were formed
by small Germanic kingdoms
Around small parish churches
by Muslim conquest
by old Roman patricians
17
In the early Middle Ages, this was the economic system used
Trade-based
Plunder economy
Socialistic
Barter
18
Art in the Middle Ages
Was religious in nature
Glorified the army
Showed happy peasants wandering the fields
Featured the power of kings
19
He was the first Frankish king to convert to Christianity
Charlemagne
Pepin the Short
Clovis
Charles Martel
20
These two places were exceptions to the early European Middle Ages--innovation and learning continued
Spain and Italy
Spain and the Byzantine Empire
Byzantine Empire and the Holy Roman Empire
Holy Roman Empire and Spain
21
He conquered England at the Battle of Hastings
King John
Philip the Fair
Richard the Lionhearted
William the Conqueror
22
Why did he convert to Christianity
He lost a bet
To legitimize his rule
He had a conversion experience
He needed the Pope's army
23
The Magna Carta
Ensured the church was more powerful than the state
Combined French grammar and Anglo-Saxon words
Ensured the state was more powerful than the church
Limited the king's power
24
Where did he stop the Muslim incursion?
Battle of Tours
Battle of Cordoba
Battle of Hastings
Battle of Calais
25
These were used to keep people at home and discourage exploring
Crusades
Standing armies
Maps
Religious texts
26
This is a system where land is given in exchange for military service or protection
Knighthood
Feudalism
Fief
Serfdom
27
He gave the Papal States to the pope
Charlemagne
William the Conqueror
Pepin the Short
King John
28
Serfs could move up by
Escaping to the city for a year and a day
Joining the Crusades
Promising to be a noble's slave for a year
Promising to enter the priesthood for five years
29
Why could someone consider the Crusades a success?
It ended trade with the Middle East
It ended the plague
The Holy Land went from Muslim to Christian
It paved the way for the Renaissance
30
Churches in the Middle Ages was meant to inspire
Love of country
Fear of God
Love of God
Fear of nobles

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