How were Kings in France and England able to become more powerful later during the Middle Ages?

Increased trade and tax revenue throughout Europe

Which is NOT a lasting legacy of Charlemagne's rule?

Opening of trade routes along the Mediterranean Sea

How did the disagreement between Henry II and Archbishop Becket end?

Archbishop Becket was accidentally murdered

What is a missionary?

A person who tries to convert others to a particular faith

What was the result of the First Crusade?

150,000 joined and it was a success

Which of the following statements is an example of heresy?

Christians believing in more than one god

Which of the following was NOT a cause of the decline of feudalism?

The collapse of the Roman Empire

What does Habeas Corpus guarantee a citizen?

An arrested person has rights (see a judge or be released)

In the 1200's, what led to the beginning of Parliament in England?

English Kings began to seek advice from representatives

Why was the crowning of Charlemagne as emperor a significant event?

It strengthened the church's power

Why did King John need to increase taxes to raise an army?

He wanted to reclaim his land in Normandy, France

What happened as a result of people migrating and settling in Western Europe?

It led to small, warring kingdoms

Why was the Catholic Church so powerful in Medieval Europe?

They could deny people sacraments and controlled land/wealth

Henry IV tried to remove Gregory from his position as Pope. What was Pope Gregory's response?

Gregory excommunicated Henry from the Church

Which one of Pope Gregory's rules shocked and angered Henry IV the most?

The rule that allowed the Pope to remove an emperor

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1
What was the center of the medieval economy?
Monsasteries
Convents
Fiefs
Manors
2
How were Kings in France and England able to become more powerful later during the Middle Ages?
Aristocrats falling out of power
Increase in conflicts and war
Increased trade and tax revenue throughout Europe
Successful religious crusades
3
Which is NOT a lasting legacy of Charlemagne's rule?
Education and learning
Expansion of Christianity into Northern Europe
Strong, efficient governments
Opening of trade routes along the Mediterranean Sea
4
More powerful lords had lesser lords beneath them called what?
Peasants
Vassals
Serfs
Knights
5
How did the disagreement between Henry II and Archbishop Becket end?
Henry II was murdered by Archbishop Becket
Archbishop Becket was accidentally murdered
Archbishop Becket was promoted to a higher position
Archbishop Becket and Henry II called a truce
6
Which unsuccessful agreement attempted to solve the problem between Popes and Emperors?
The Declaration of Independence
The Concordat of Worms
The Magna Carta
The Twelve Tables
7
The time period between ancient times and modern times is known as what?
Greco-Roman
Germanic
Medieval
Christianity
8
Which document did rebellious barons force King John to sign?
The Twelve Tables
The Magna Carta
The Concordat of Worms
The Declaration of Independence
9
What is a missionary?
An especially holy person
A person who tries to convert others to a particular faith
A person who is a follower of a polytheistic religion
A large community of Christians spread across the world
10
What was the result of the First Crusade?
10,000 people joined and it was a failure
150,000 joined and it was a success
Millions of people joined and it was a success
Very few people joined and it was a failure
11
Which groups invaded Western Europe from all directions between 700-1000?
Christians, Mughals, and Jews
Mughals, Mongols, and Muslims
Vikings, Magyar, and Muslims
Muslims, Christians, and Vikings
12
Which of the following statements is an example of heresy?
Christians believing in more than one god
Christians believing in one god
Christians believing that Jesus is the son of God
Christians believing that Jesus is the savior
13
Which of the following was NOT a cause of the decline of feudalism?
Increased trade with the East as a result of the Crusades
The collapse of the Roman Empire
Bubonic Plague/Black Death
The Hundred Years War
14
What does Habeas Corpus guarantee a citizen?
Trial by Jury
Freedom of Speech
People have a say in taxation
An arrested person has rights (see a judge or be released)
15
Which religion started to spread throughout Europe in the Middle Ages?
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
Atheism
16
In the 1200's, what led to the beginning of Parliament in England?
English Kings began to seek advice from representatives
The people of England wanted more power
The King wanted to have more powers to himself
The people wanted to get rid of the King
17
Why was the crowning of Charlemagne as emperor a significant event?
It developed a new kingdom in Europe
It brought the Eastern Orthodox and Catholic Church closer
It strengthened the church's power
It dissolved the Eastern Orthodox Church
18
Who was the successor of Charlemagne in the Holy Roman Empire?
Pope Leo
St. Patrick
Otto the Great
Eugene
19
Why did King John need to increase taxes to raise an army?
He wanted to reclaim his land in Normandy, France
He wanted to fight his barons because of the Magna Carta
He wanted to claim land in Asia
He wanted to reclaim land taken by Germanic tribes
20
What happened as a result of people migrating and settling in Western Europe?
All of the above
It led to small, warring kingdoms
It led to great wealth
It led to peace and tranquility
21
Why was the feudal system developed in the Middle Ages?
Emperors thought territories were too large
It was the best way to organize territories
To help the economy
People needed protection
22
Which geographical feature allowed Europeans to have natural boundaries?
Seas and Oceans
Numerous Rivers
Mountains
Numerous Lakes
23
Why was the Catholic Church so powerful in Medieval Europe?
They could deny people sacraments and controlled land/wealth
They could wage war
They could force people into convents/monasteries
They controlled who received Catholic teachings
24
Henry IV tried to remove Gregory from his position as Pope. What was Pope Gregory's response?
Gregory excommunicated Henry from the Church
Gregory appointed Henry as a bishop
Gregory called a truce to the struggle
Gregory took the throne from Henry
25
Which one of Pope Gregory's rules shocked and angered Henry IV the most?
That the Roman church was founded by god alone
The Roman pontiff can alone be called universal
The pope alone can remove or reinstate bishops
The rule that allowed the Pope to remove an emperor
26
Which Pope called for the Crusades to begin?
Pope Francis
Pope Urban II
Pope Gregory
Pope Innocence

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