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SSWH Standard #7 - The Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Reformation
SSWH Standard #7 - The Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Reformation
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GSE SS Standard #7 - The Middle Ages GSE SS Standard #9 - The Renaissance and Reformation
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Renaissance means
Reincarnated
Rebirth
Reborn
Rejuvenated
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What were the effects of The Crusades?
Christianity is further weakened in Europe
The Byzantine Empire gets totally wiped out
Failure to keep the Holy Land
New ideas and trade items are introduced to Europe
3
Describe the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages ✝️
Entertaining 🤡 and funny 🤣
Rebelling 🤫 and loyal 😌 Idk if that’s possible
Powerful 🦁 and wealthy 🤑
Weak 🤕 and not very rich 👎 💰
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The social order of feudalism was...
Monarch, Pope, Knights/Nobles, Vassals/Lords, Peasants/Serfs
Monarch, Knights/Vassals, Lords, Peasants, Nobles/Serfs
Monarch, Lords/Nobles, Knights/Vassals, Peasants/Serfs
Pope, King, Knights, Lords, Peasants, Vassals
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What is a Manor?
A large Kingdom
A piece land, Where serfs and peasants work and farm!
A large piece of land owned by the serfs
A boat
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Why was Leonardo da Vinci known as a Renaissance Man?
He could do many things well
He was a painter
He was a Ninja Turtle
He was an inventor
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Why would the Catholic Church of the Middle Ages be compared to modern day governments?
Provided services for people.
Employed artists who would otherwise starve.
Held elections to select members of the legislative bodies.
Wanted to use religion to bring order to people.
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The Crusades helped contribute to the end of medieval Europe by-
led to a decline in European and Asian trade
Created a permanent Jewish State
it resulted in less religious conflict
It led to the rise in European trade with Asia and the Middle East
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Which was ONE of the effects of the Crusades?
The Kings lost their power
The Europeans conquered Jerusalem
The Muslims lost all their territory
Feudalism came to an end
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What were the Crusades?
A BUNCH OF NONSENSE
A WAR OVER ROCKS
A SERIES OF WARS OVER THE HOLY LAND
A political rivalry
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What medical term was created during the Black Plague ?
Quarantine
CPR
Aneurism
Antibiotics
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What did knights do at the manor?
They build the manor walls
They protected it
They lived there
They tend to the farmlands
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What was typical of Manor Life society?
Secular values in society were stressed
People depended on agricultural production
There were a large number of factories
All residents were treated equally
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What did NOT consist on a manor
A castle/house
Farmlands
Trade Ports
A church
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Effects of Humanism
The focus of education begun creating well-rounded citizens
Architecture changed to fit human needs
Schools changed their courses
Authors began writing in their local languages
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What answer best describes the
effects
of the printing press?
Cookbooks were more commonly used, creating a mix in food.
The Spanish language was spread throughout Europe.
Opinions were written by the press which created a bias.
The advancement of knowledge spread with the usage of books.
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Why did the Catholic Church have so much power during the middle ages?
it provided education to the clergy
all of the above
It served as a unifying force for european kingdoms
it was very organized
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Toward the end of Medieval times, what led to the formation of cities and towns?
End of influenza epidemic
Discovery of antibiotics
Improved agriculture + population growth
Knights left to fight in the Crusades
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Which of these factors contributed to the growth of Medieval towns?
Safer trade routes meant more trade for Asia and Europe.
People could get away from the feudal system.
Gathering at places like monasteries to trade their goods.
All of the above
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The Crusades was also a:
Holy war
civil war
vassals
world war
21
Who was Johannes Gutenberg?
The inventor of the cotton gin and interchangeable parts
The inventor of the wheel and bible
The inventor of the printing press and wheel
The inventor of Gutenberg bible and printing press
22
Who was the Medici family?
A family of bank owners
A family of well established artists
The god pantheon of the Renaissance
The most powerful family in Florence
23
Why was the Church the most powerful insitution during the Middle Ages?
It was the largest building in the village
Everything revolved around it
It was the only place that the king worked
It was run by wizards
24
All of the following are effects of the Crusades EXCEPT:
improvement of relations between Christians and Jews
increase in knoweldge of Muslim culture
increase in trade
increase in kings' powers
25
What was the reformation?
Reforming the Catholic Church
Religious people joining the church
Reforming the schools
Reforming the Society
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Humanism is....
a style of art
the focus on human potential
the belief in natural human rights
The study of the human body
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The English Reformation sparked from
The Great Schism
The pope sided with the Irish in a revolt against England
Henry VIII taxed the church highly
The pope's refusal to grant Henry VIII a divorce
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Where did the black plague come from?
The new Land
Africa
Asia
Scandinavia
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What is another term for the Middle Ages?
Barbarian Invasions
The Dark Ages
Medieval Times
No more Roman Empire
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What was one result of the Black Plague in England?
Sumptuary laws were passed to retain the nobles' power
France was able to defeat England in the Hundred Years' War.
Population was reduced, and working people had more power.
The activities between England and France improved.
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What was the event that sped up the end of feudalism in Europe?
Battle of Hastings
Black Death
Vikings attack England
Crusades
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what is feudalism?
the dominant social system in medieval Europe,.
Lords , knights , & peasants
ancient time in history
the organization of the economy in the Middle Ages.
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What was one of the long-term effects of the Black Death on European society?
There were no strong kings, and nations collapsed in wars.
The nobles in the countryside lost some of their power.
There was a surplus of labor but no available jobs.
Trade activities in Europe suffered as many people died.
34
Who was involved in the Protestant Reformation?
William Penn & James Ogelthrope
John Locke & Baron Montesquieu
Dr. Preston and Mr. Moore
Martin Luther & John Calvin
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What is feudalism?
A caste system based on land
The sucession of kings
How churches operate
The ruling system of the Middle Ages
