Medieval Europe
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- Q1What event marked the shift from ancient to modern times?Clovis' rule of EuropeUse of the Steel PlowWestern Europe's Fall of RomeFall of Athens30s
- Q2What is the Great Schism?A large canyon in ColoradoThe attack led by the Vikings from ScandanaviaThe result of Charlemagne's deathThe division of the Roman Catholic Church due to multiple popes.30s
- Q3What was the effect of the Great Schism on the Roman Catholic Church?Began making people question its accuracyThere was no effect on CatholicismMany Crusaders slaughter Jews on the wayCrusaders took back the Holy Lands30s
- Q4Which event did Charlemagne complete in an effort to get out of the "Dark Ages?"Doubling the borders of the kingdomEstablishing a palace school for learningBrought the military in to aid Pope Leo IIIDividing his kingdom into three realms30s
- Q5The biggest threat to the Merovingian rulers came from?Vikings raiders from ScandinaviaClovis and his militaryAssyriansEach other (feuding with neighboring feudal states)30s
- Q6Feudalism developed becauseThe people were unhappy with King John for losing land to FrancePope Urban II called for volunteers to take back the Holy LandThe King refused to help villages that were not near his palaceIsolated villages were being raided and taken over weakening the monarchy30s
- Q7If King Richard I gave land to Lord Beckett in exchange for Lord Beckett’s loyalty and use of his knights in a time of crisis it would be calledFeudalismNeoptismManorialismFiefdom30s
- Q8Which of the following terms focuses on agricultural production and the economic ties between the nobles and the peasants?FiefdomFeudalismManorialismNepotism30s
- Q9All of the following items are true in regards to Manorialism with the exception ofThe manorial system provided a stable way of life during a chaotic timeManors had to be self-sufficient because of the constant warfare and invasionsLords would promise loyalty and knights to fight for the king when neededPeasants provided labor in exchange for use of the lord’s facilities30s
- Q10Nuns would most likely be responsible forCreating illuminated manuscriptsRuling over the InquisitionScribing books by handTeaching daughters of nobles needed skills to be a lady30s
- Q11Denying basic church teachings is known asHeresyHereticFeudalismManorialism30s
- Q12All of these words or phrases could describe the Inquisition exceptImpartial or FairThreatened to excommunicate those who didn't repentReligious CourtOften tortured people for confession30s
- Q13After signing the Magna Carta, King JohnCould punish freemen without a trial if they were suspected of treasonRoyal power had no limitsCould no longer collect taxes unless the Great Council approved itAll of these30s
- Q14House of Commons is made up ofKnights and NoblesBurgess and KnightsClergy and NoblesKnights and Clergy30s
- Q15House of Lords is made up ofKnights and ClergyNobles and KnightsBurgesses and KnightsClergy and Nobles30s