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Chapter 11 Quiz (2nd Try)

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  • Q1
    What are three terms that are often used to describe the period in European history after the fall of Rome?
    Dark Ages, Middle Ages, Medieval Ages
    Enlightenment, Renaissance, Industrial Revolution
    Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome
    Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age
    30s
  • Q2
    Who was the first king of the 'Franks' and what did he do that was religiously important?
    Charlemagne; He built a grand cathedral
    Louis XIV; He established religious tolerance
    Clovis I; He converted to Christianity
    William the Conqueror; He introduced feudalism
    30s
  • Q3
    What was a long-lasting consequence of Charles Martel’s victory at Tours?
    Establishing the Carolingian Dynasty
    Halting the Muslim expansion into Western Europe
    Promoting religious unity
    Introducing the feudal system
    30s
  • Q4
    What action did Charlemagne take to improve the economy of his empire?
    He imposed heavy taxes on merchants
    He abolished trade routes
    He introduced a barter system
    He implemented a standardized currency
    30s
  • Q5
    What did Charlemagne do to improve education?
    He encouraged vocational training
    He established a system of schools and promoted scholarship
    He focused solely on military training
    He banned education to maintain ignorance
    30s
  • Q6
    What reward did Pope Leo III give for Charlemagne's protection?
    A prestigious palace
    A powerful army
    The title of Holy Roman Emperor
    A vast treasure
    30s
  • Q7
    What happened to Charlemagne's Empire after his son's death?
    It remained united under Charlemagne's grandson
    It was absorbed by the Kingdom of England
    It was divided into three separate kingdoms
    It was conquered by the Byzantine Empire
    30s
  • Q8
    Define 'oath'
    An oath is a solemn promise
    An oath is a type of religious ceremony
    An oath is a type of medieval currency
    An oath is a land granted to a vassal
    30s
  • Q9
    What code were knights expected to follow?
    The code of warfare
    The code of honor
    The code of kings
    The code of chivalry
    30s
  • Q10
    What were the two types of peasants in the Feudal System?
    Merchants and artisans.
    Clergy and monks.
    Farmers and fishermen.
    Nobles and knights.
    Serfs and freemen.
    30s
  • Q11
    How did Pope Gregory show Emperor Henry why he was the more powerful figure?
    By declaring war against him.
    By appointing him as a bishop.
    By granting him more land.
    By excommunicating him.
    30s
  • Q12
    What is the definition of 'excommunication'?
    Excommunication is the act of creating holy scriptures.
    Excommunication is the sacred book of a particular religion.
    Excommunication is the process of electing a new religious leader.
    Excommunication is the formal exclusion of a person from church
    30s
  • Q13
    What is the definition of 'monasticism'?
    Monasticism is the process of becoming a religious leader.
    Monasticism is the practice of living a life dedicated to religious devotion and self-discipline in a monastery or convent.
    Monasticism is the art of decorating religious manuscripts.
    Monasticism is the act of preaching in public places.
    30s
  • Q14
    What is the role of a medieval 'guild'?
    A medieval guild was an association of craftspeople or merchants working in the same profession, established to protect the interests of its members and regulate the trade.
    A medieval guild was a group of scholars and intellectuals.
    A medieval guild was a military organization focused on defending the kingdom.
    A medieval guild was a religious order dedicated to prayer and worship.
    30s
  • Q15
    What is the role of the Scriptorium in a monastery?
    The Scriptorium in a monastery is a dedicated room where monks meticulously copied and illuminated important texts by hand.
    The Scriptorium in a monastery is a place where monks practiced martial arts.
    The Scriptorium in a monastery is a room for meditation and prayer.
    The Scriptorium in a monastery is a designated space for communal meals.
    30s

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