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Grade 9 Social Review Part 4
Melee refers to ....
Which religion did Bloody Mary endorse?
Grade 9 Social Review Part 4
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Which religion did Bloody Mary endorse?
Roman Catholicism
Church of England
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Melee refers to ....
tournaments
mock battle
war
jousting
3
A guild is best described as ...
a union of workers in like jobs
a kind of castle
a war machine, like a trebuchet
a ruler with limited power
4
How many wives did Henry VIII have?
8
1
10
6
5
Excommunication meant ..
you weren't allowed to talk to anyone -- like no communication
you were forbidden to pray -- like you can't talk to God
you weren't allowed to travel anywhere
you were kicked out of the church
6
The timeframe of the Renaissance was ...
500 - 1000
1700-2000
1200 - 1600
1350-1550
7
The European Renaissance began where?
Germany
Italy
France
England
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What made castles obsolete?
the system of kings and lords ended, no need for castles
lack of time to build
lack of money to build
cannons and advanced weaponry
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What religion did Elizabeth I endorse?
Catholicism
Anglicanism
10
The Reformation in England started under who?
Anne Boleyn
Pope Clement VII
Henry VIII
Martin Luther
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Monasteries and convents were often places for ...
education
religious study
all the above
medical care
12
Garbage collection in towns was done by ...
scavenging animals
hired men
scavenging peasants
inmates, sentenced to do town clean up
13
Gutenberg is most associated with what?
religious study
building cathedrals
art
printing press
14
Protestants had issues with who?
Roman Catholics
Martin Luther
Lutherans
Mennonites
15
Where did the Protestant Reformation begin?
Italy
France
Germany
England
16
Which of these are true facts about "David"?
it was sculpted by Michelagelo
it is 17 feet/5 meters tall
it was made from waste marble
all the above are true
17
Short life expectancy was the result of ...
little medical knowledge
poor diet
all the above
unsanitary living conditions
18
What started the plague?
rats
fleas
travel
all of these options
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What did Martin Luther publish, to list his grievances?
92 issues
99 problems
90 books
95 theses
20
The invention of the compass allowed for ...
more travel and exploration
science to grow
geocaching
more medical practices
21
We know divorce was not allowed in Medieval times, but why could marriages be annulled by the Church?
the King said so
the Church allowed only nobles and kings to annul marriage
cruelty and adultery
there were no allowances, actually
22
What would you typically find a flagellant doing?
eating candy
studying the bible
studying flags
whipping themself
23
Why did Puritans leave to the New World?
They were looking for religious freedom.
They didn't like Elizabeth I.
They were looking for new land.
They were looking for a new religious leader.
24
Tainted water in Florence came about because of ...?
human waste
sludge
factory waste
dead bodies
25
After Henry VIII died, who took the throne?
Mary I
Elizabeth I
26
In June of 1215, who would you have found at Runnymede?
peasants and lords -- they had a war
John I and nobles -- they signed the Magna Carta
no one -- this is not a real place
John I and bishops -- they set up the unity known as Christendom
27
Anabaptists refer to ...?
Calvinists and Lutherans
Mennonites and Hutterites
Lutherans and Anglicans
Catholics and Anglicans
28
Why did Henry go through so many wives?
the wives kept dying of natural causes
he didn't really like his wives so he looked for a better one
his wives kept divorcing him
he was looking for a wife to have a son
29
What religion did Henry VIII institute in England?
Church of England
Roman Catholicism
30
What was the Roman Catholic Church selling which really bothered Martin Luther?
religious relics
prayers
candy
indulgences
31
The feudal system is correctly ordered as ... (from top to bottom)
peasants, nobles, knights, king
knights, peasants, nobles, king
king, peasants, nobles, knights
king, nobles, knights, peasants
32
A motte and bailey castle has ...
a hill, a keep and a moat
concentric walls, hills, flat land
concentric walls, moats
moats, gates, flat land all around
33
Renaissance means ...
architecture
rebirth
relive
art