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World History - Middle Ages
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Which modern day country was much of the Byzantine Empire and Ottoman Empire located in?
Spain
France
Italy
Turkey
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Italy was an ideal place for the Renaissance because...
Powerful kings, the feudal system, Shakespeare
Trade, Justinian's code, art
Cities, successful merchants, artists
Farming, tons of trade, education
3
What disease wiped out over 1/3 of Europe's population?
Bubonic Plague
Influenza
Small Pox
Western Roman Fever
4
Life as a peasant was rewarding, busy and full of travel.
False
True
5
Judaism, Christianity and Islam are all monotheistic.
True
False
6
Crowned Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, uniting Germanic power, Roman heritage and the church
Theodora
Clovis
Charlemagne
Justinian
7
Many scholars believe the bubonic plague originated in....
India
Frankish Kingdom
Africa
China
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What do Islam, Christianity and Judaism all have in common
important site in Jerusalem
monotheism
holy book
All are correct
9
Islamic Empire that dominated the Middle East, captured Constantinople and named it Istanbul.
Mongol Empire
Ottoman Empire
Viking Empire
Germanic Empire
10
Disease has not had a major impact on human history.
True
False
11
A social order made up of kings, nobles, knights and peasants.
Empire
Feudalism
Democracy
Kingdomism
12
Being independent or self-reliant.
Values
Individualism
Humanism
Realism
13
The Middle Ages was the time period from about....
500-1500 CE
500 BCE - 500 CE
100-500 CE
1500 BCE- 500 BCE
14
Progress in western Europe after the fall of Rome...
Decreased due to traditional Byzantine values
Increased with the spread of culture
Increased as Viking scholars shared knowledge from voyages
Decreased due to lack of education and opportunities
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The focus on humanity and their ability to achieve.
Humanism
Realism
Values
Individualism
16
The Black Plague spread through mosquitos and cattle.
False
True
17
Kings challenged the Pope's authority. This was a _____ cause of the Reformation.
Religious
Political
Economic
Social
18
What city, important to 3 major religions, was fought over during the Crusades?
Cordova
Jerusalem
Istanbul
Rome
19
East and West Europe developed very differently after the fall of Rome.
True
False
20
Holiest city in Islam, site of the Kaaba.
Istanbul
Mecca
Rome
Jerusalem
21
Church leaders sold these which granted a sinner forgiveness. People saw this as corrupt.
Indulgences
Income Tax
Pardons
Tithes
22
Merchants did not like paying taxes to the church.
Political cause of the Reformation
Religious cause of the Reformation
Social cause of the Reformation
Economic cause of the Reformation
23
Northern Writer who became famous throughout England. Wrote Romeo and Juliet.
Johanes Gutenberg
Thomas Moore
William Shakespeare
Martin Luther
24
What happened during the middle ages that made farming difficult?
Mini-Ice Age
Volcano Euptions
Massive Flooding
Massive Drought
25
Byzantine Emperor who developed a legal code.
Clovis
Charlemagne
Sulimon
Justinian
26
Knights were in charge of protection for a kingdom, and fought for a king.
True
False
27
People who have official positions in the church, such as priests.
Scholars
Emperors
Clergy
Scribes
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Islamic scholars made great progress in math and science while Europe struggled.
False
True
29
Sea-going explorers from Northern Europe were....
Raiders
Ottomans
Mongols
Vikings
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Concerned with the here and now.
Classical values
Secular values
Individual values
Humanist values
31
Very critical of the Roman Catholic Church. Leader of the Reformation movement.
Thomas Moore
Martin Luther
William Shakespeare
Johanes Gutenberg
32
Capital city of the Byzantine Empire
Rome
Cordova
Jerusalem
Constantinople
33
Trade in western Europe was destroyed MOSTLY due to
No common language
Roads that were not maintained well
Ice Age
Constant threat of attack
34
The Hagia Sophia became a __________ when Constantinople was captured by the Ottoman Empire.
Mosque
Synagog
Church
Polytheistic Temple
35
The printing press allowed ideas that were critical of the church to spread quickly.
Religious cause of the Reformation
Social cause of the Reformation
Political cause of the Reformation
Economic cause of the Reformation
36
Islam spread through trade routes in the Middle East and Africa.
False
True
37
United the Franks, spread Christianity through conquest in Europe.
Justinian
Theodora
Clovis
Charlemagne
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The set of priorities that guide the way a person or groups thinks, acts etc.
Values
Humanism
Individualism
Realism
39
The bubonic plague has not been seen anywhere in the world since the middle ages.
False
True
40
After the fall of Rome, how could western Europe be described?
Bad economy, but good progress with inventions
Chaotic/Constant Wars
Organized
United
41
Improved the printing press in Europe, helped spread Renaissance ideas.
Martin Luther
William Shakespeare
Thomas Moore
Johanes Gutenberg
42
The Byzantine Empire was located in.....
Northern Europe
Western Europe
Middle East
Eastern Europe
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The Middle Ages were also known as....
The Classical Age
The Reformation
The Renaissance
The Dark Ages
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Northern Writer who wrote "Utopia" about the perfect society.
Thomas Moore
Martin Luther
William Shakespeare
Johanes Gutenberg
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What was the capital city of the Byzantine Empire?
Jerusalem
Cordova
Rome
Constantinople
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Portraying someone or something accurately.
Humanism
Realism
Values
Individualism