How did medieval cathedrals help to educate an illiterate public?

featured sculptures and stained glass

What contributed to Germany’s disunity during medieval times

rulers that failed to control nobles

One cause of Hundred Years’ War was

English king’s claims rto French lands

What was an effect of the Hundred Years’ War?

English rulers turned to new trading ventures overseas.

At the Council of Clermont in 1095,Pope Urban II rallied Christians to

drive the Muslim Turks from the Holy Land

people wanted to take part in the Crusades

to win control of key trade routes

a goal of a merchant guild was

to control the number of goods that were traded

The Black Death was caused by

disease spread by rats, fleas, and poor sanitation

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1
was a result of the plague in Europe
the Hundred Years’ War
the rebirth of Christianity
economic decline
political reform
2
What is K?
France
England
Constantinople
Spain
3
the everyday languages of ordinary people
epidemic
lay investiture
scholasticism
vernacular
4
How did medieval cathedrals help to educate an illiterate public?
featured sculptures and stained glass
held religious education classes
They supported tax-based public education.
They required Church members to learn to read the Bible.
5
What is E?
Holy Roman Empire
Spain
Constantinople
Byzantine Empire
6
an effect of the later Crusades
women's roles in society decreased
the power of the kings decreased
The pope saw his power lessen
trade lessened between Europe and Asia
7
What is D?
Spain
Constantinople
Holy Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
8
A pope would threaten to excommunicate a king
to provide a community with a sense of security
to wield power over the ruler
to deny religious services to the king's subjects
to create a unifying set of spiritual beliefs
9
What is J?
North Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Artic Ocean
10
What contributed to Germany’s disunity during medieval times
the growth of trading towns
the physical geography
rulers that failed to control nobles
cultural differences among regions
11
What is I?
Mediterranean Sea
North Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Artic Ocean
12
According to Joan, she was told to lead the French army by
The queen
The army commander
Saints or God
The king
13
One cause of Hundred Years’ War was
French king’s claims to English lands
The capture of Joan of Arc.
English king’s claims rto French lands
Early English victories
14
It asserted that the monarch must obey the law
Chivalry
Treaty of Versailles
Concordat of Worms
Magna Carta
15
Saladin was a military leader from ______.
France
England
Europe
Ottoman Empire
16
King John was disliked because he ______.
Collected high taxes
All of the above
Waged many battles
Lost many battles
17
Norman king responsible for the Domesday Book
Isabella
William the Conqueror
Thomas Aquinas
Innocent III
18
Book that claimed reason was a gift from God
Canterbury Tales
Summa Theologica
Dante's Inferno
Flying Buttresses
19
What is B?
Constantinople
Spain
England
Holy Roman Empire
20
Richard the Lionhearted was also known as
Richard I
Richard II
Saladin
Henry II
21
Pope Gregory VII banned
clergy marrying
kings appointing bishops
taxing of the clergy
Marriage between minors
22
a treaty that ended the struggle between emperors and popes over investiture
Concordat of Worms
Magna Carta
Chivalry
Treaty of Versailles
23
The system of common law
vary greatly
sought to eliminate the influence of prior court rulings.
was administered by members of the nobility and the Church.
applied to all of England
24
increased trade in Western Europe was a result of the _______
Peloponnesian War
American Civil War
Crusades
Punic Wars
25
people reacted to the spread of the Black Death by
blaming the Jews
The papal court was moved to Avignon
Castles and knights fell out of favor.
blaming the Christians
26
What was an effect of the Hundred Years’ War?
The war helped ensure the feudal system would continue.
English rulers turned to new trading ventures overseas.
The loss of English lands shattered French dreams of emipre.
Trade and manufactoring declined throughout Europe
27
What is G?
England
France
Constantinople
Spain
28
At the Council of Clermont in 1095,Pope Urban II rallied Christians to
protect the territory of the Byzantine empire
defend Venetian trade routes against Muslim attacks
drive the Muslim Turks from the Holy Land
conquer the rich city of Constantinople
29
What is A?
Spain
Papal States
England
France
30
What is H?
Atlantic Ocean
Artic Ocean
North Sea
Mediterranean Sea
31
Germany emperor who was embroiled in Italy’s affairs and spending little time in Germany.
Frederick II
James I
Mr. Meredith
Henry IV
32
Holy war
scholasticism
vernacular
crusade
schism
33
people wanted to take part in the Crusades
to split the Eastern and Western branches of Christendom
to improve their position in society
to lease ships for free to transport armies
to win control of key trade routes
34
What change in education developed in the Middle Ages?
Women began to attend universities
first universities
permanent buildings came into being
Students with little training could qualify to be teachers.
35
a goal of a merchant guild was
to prevent people from joining a profession
to control the number of goods that were traded
it provided Europeans with the idea to create universities
to set standards for the quality of products
36
Christian scholar who used reason to examine Christian teaching
William the Conqueror
Thomas Aquinas
Isabella
Innocent III
37
the chief goal of the Crusades
to liberate Spain
to free the Holy Land
to conquer England
to defeat the Hindus
38
The Black Death was caused by
disease spread by rats, fleas, and poor sanitation
lack of vaccines.
wounds suffered during the Hundred Years’ War.
malnutrition.
39
The Holy Roman emperors claimed authority over
central and eastern Europe
eastern Europe and most of Spain
western Europe and parts of England
central and western Europe
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developmented an early jury system
William the Conqueror.
Henry II.
Urban II.
Edward I.

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