7.1-7.4 Assessment

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What was a significant social and political impact of Roman Catholicism in medieval Europe?

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It unified various European kingdoms under a common religious authority.

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TX.§113.42.C.4.A.

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Which event led to the formal separation between Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy?

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The Great Schism of 1054

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TX.§113.42.C.4.A.

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What role did guilds play in the social structure of medieval Europe?

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They were associations of artisans and merchants that regulated trade and commerce.

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TX.§113.42.C.4.A.

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Which of the following best describes the relationship between the Roman Catholic Church and feudal lords during the Middle Ages? The Church had no influence over feudal lords. Feudal lords often sought the Church's approval to legitimize their rule. The Church and feudal lords were constantly at war. Feudal lords controlled the Church's decisions.

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Feudal lords often sought the Church's approval to legitimize their rule.

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TX.§113.42.C.4.A.

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What was a key difference between Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy in terms of religious authority?

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Roman Catholicism centralized authority in the Pope, while Eastern Orthodoxy had a decentralized structure with multiple patriarchs.

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TX.§113.42.C.4.A.

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What was the primary reason for the establishment of the Byzantine Empire's state religion as Eastern Orthodoxy?

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To distinguish itself from the Roman Catholic Church and assert independence.

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TX.§113.42.C.4.A.

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Which of the following best explains the role of monasteries in medieval Europe?
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They were centers of military training.
They served as hubs for trade and commerce.
They preserved knowledge and provided social services.
They were primarily used for political gatherings.

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They preserved knowledge and provided social services.

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TX.§113.42.C.4.A.

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How did the Church's ownership of land affect its power in Medieval Europe?

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It increased the Church's economic and political power