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WH Unit 5: Middle Ages
How many crusades were there?
What is the key weakness of feudalism?
WH Unit 5: Middle Ages
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What is the key weakness of feudalism?
Relied too heavily on having land and giving it in exchange for loyalty
Relied too heavily on knights to defend the land
Relied strictly on the church for approval
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How many crusades were there?
10
8
9
7
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What is a knight?
The most chad warrior in all of history
Heavily armed soldiers loyal to a king/lord meant to protect from invaders
Heavily armed mercenaries hired to defend the peasants from invaders
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Official religion of Rome due to emperor Constantine that started out as an obscure sect of the Jewish faith
Catholicism
Protestantism
Judaism
Christianity
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Barbarian tribe from Russia was skilled with archery and horsemanship that attacked Europe with Muslims & Vikings
Magyars
Mongols
Huns
Byzantines
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The Leader of the Catholic Church is..
The Pope
The Arch Bishop
God
The King
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What does medieval mean in Latin?
Middle Ages
Lack of Light
Dark Ages
Many Evils
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A social and political system that ties kings, lords, and peasants together based on loyalty and land
Divine Right of Kings
Monarchy
Feudalism
Syndicalism
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What tribes are credited with the destruction of Rome
The Vikings, the Muslims, and the Magyars
The Goths, Visigoths, Vandals, Angles, and Saxons
The Goths, Vandals, Mongols, and Turks
The Goths, Angles, and Saxons
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Rats spread the Bubonic Plague
False
True
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What is the Quran
First manuscript of the Old Testament
Personal writings of Pope Urban II
Jewish holy book filled with stories and morals
Muslim holy book filled with stories and morals
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What time period did the Middle Ages take place?
Between 500 and 1400 AD
Between 200 and 1300 AD
Between 500 and 1200 AD
Between 500 and 1500 AD
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This English ruler introduced a strong centralized government to England after the defeat of Harold II
William Tell
William the Conqueror
Richard the Lionheart
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The city of Jerusalem has religious significance to what group?
All of the Above
Christians
Jews
Muslims
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This Visigoth removed the last western Roman ruler from power
King Henry V
King Charles II
King Charlemagne
King Odovacar
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The prophet of the Islamic faith that spread its teachings through the Quran
Ibrahim
Musa
Isaac
Muhammed
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This German prince was crowned Holy Roman Emperor after saving the life of Pope Leo III
Charlemagne the Great
Charles the Fat
Charles the Hammer
Charles the Simple
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This is the name given to the Bubonic Plague due to its deadliness and often personified by the Grim Reaper
Creeping Death
Rat Plague
Black Plague
Black Death
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What was one of the primary consequences of a weakened Roman empire?
The senate turned against the Emperor
The empire split in two
The empire collapsed leaving small warring groups led by army generals
