Early Europe Unit 5

_____was considered to be more important and powerful than any other leader during this time.

A contagious disease that spreads quickly and kills many.

How was the Black Death spread so quickly?

Which is an example of a nation state?

Was Frankish leader. He and the Pope created larger Christian empire.

Which of the following is NOT true about the Hagia Sophia?

________ brought back a focus on classical ideas and education.

Which geographical feature helped provide great opportunity for increased trade?

Mountains impacted early European cultures and civilizations by _________.

___ was Byzantine leader who created a simplified law code, used as example for modern law.

The plague caused about one-third of Europe's population to die.

A nation-state is similar to what we now consider to be a country.

The Pope's decisions were controlled by the kings of Europe.

System where land owning nobles and peasants provided goods and services for each other.

During the Middle Ages, ________ was created as a form social and political organization.

The Divine Right of Kings suggests ________.

Members of upper class of society, owned land.

_________ limited the authority of the King.

Art and education began to flourish more during the Renaissance period.

________ lived in monasteries and studied prayer and education.

The Great Schism resulted in _________.

Goodrich is about 12 miles south of Davison is an example of ____.

_________ has a long coastline and became a center for trade during the Middle Ages.

The Pope approved of the Crusades.

A monarchy is a government in which kings/queens inherit their power to rule.

The Crusades were holy wars over control of the Holy Land.

A government where king or queen inherits their power to rule.

Every level of the church played a key role in people's lives.

A poor farmer that works someone's land.

Most of the churches had little or no money.