Middle Ages Europe Test Review
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- Q11) The Crusades were a series of “holy wars” launched byEuropean Christians against JewsMuslims against ChristiansEuropean Christians against MuslimsByzantine Christians against Jews30s
- Q22) Medieval cities wered. full of advanced systems for managing sewage, and light.b. dirty and often unhealthy places.c. planned to allow plenty of space between buildings.a. run democratically by all people.30s
- Q33) In England the Magna Carta did what?gave king unlimited powerlimited the power of the popelimited the power of the kingsplit power between king and pope30s
- Q44) Charlemagne believed inadvancing education for his people.the pope’s power to choose the emperor.excommunication for heretics.running the government on his own.30s
- Q55) How did the Black Death affect Europe’s economy?It strengthened the feudal system.Wages rose and trade declined.Food prices soared.The land became overcrowded.30s
- Q66) Who followed a simpler, more spiritual way of life through worshiping, praying, and farming?knightsbishopsChristian monksserfs30s
- Q77) During which Crusade did the Muslims recapture Jerusalem?1st3rd4th2nd30s
- Q88) What was the Hundred Years’ War?a civil war over territories in Germanya series of revolts by serfsa war between England and France over French landsthe battle against the plague30s
- Q99) Where did the Franks settle?in what is now Francein what is now Britiainin what is now Russiain what is now Germany30s
- Q1010) Which of the following was a feature of Gothic cathedrals?stained glass windowsflat roofthick wallsrounded ceilngs30s
- Q1111) Serfs were feudal peasants whocould not own land, or leave the manor without approvalwere enslaved and made to work on large estatesworked part of the year on farms and part in townsowned land and could hire servants to work for them30s
- Q1212) Who was Charlemagne?an Anglo Saxon rulerthe leader of Muslim Spaina pope who favored church reformscrowned the Holy Roman Emperor30s
- Q1313) How did feudalism affect the lives of the nobility?Lords and knights were loyal to the monarch and provided protection.The system elevated the serfs to a level equal to lords.Monarchs could not build their own manor houses.The monarchs established guilds to help serfs.30s
- Q1414) Why did Emperor Alexius ask Pope Urban II for help?He needed Christian knights to help fight against the Turks.He wanted to defeat the Byzantine Empire.He hoped to invade England and defeat William the Conqueror.He wanted to change the name of Judea to Palestine.30s
- Q1515) Which best summarizes the manor system?Serfs farmed lands owned by lords.Lords gave land to peasants for them to farm.Lords gave fiefs to knights in exchange for protection.Vassals pledged loyalty to one or more lords30s