Unit VA: Early Medieval Europe (2024-2025)

Front

The Alps Mountain range is represented by which letter on the map?

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E

Front

The letter B on the map represents which physical feature in Europe?

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The English Channel

Front

Which letter on the map represents the country of France? Options: A, B, C, D, E

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D

Front

Which country is represented by the letter A on the map?

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Ireland

Front

Where were most of the monasteries located in Medieval Europe?

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In Western Europe north of the Alps Mountain range

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Which of the following is an example of CONFLICT between a pope and a European ruler/monarch? Options: Duke Otto of Saxony freeing the Pope from Roman nobles., Pope Gregory VII and the Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV disagreeing over who should appoint church officials., Charlemagne being crowned the "New" Roman Emperor by the Pope., The Concordat of Worms stating the Pope can choose bishops but the emperor can give them government posts.

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Pope Gregory VII and the Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV disagreeing over who should appoint church officials.

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Which of the following is an example of the pope and a leader COOPERATING with one another? Options: Pope Gregory VII excommunicating the Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV, The Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV seizing Rome and naming a new Pope, In return for protection, the Pope crowns Charlemagne the new Holy Roman Emperor, The King of the Franks refusing the title of Holy Roman Emperor from the Pope

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In return for protection, the Pope crowns Charlemagne the new Holy Roman Emperor

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Which of the following groups does the word PAPACY refer to? Options: Monarchs, Peasants, Merchants

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Popes

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Which of the following ideas was influenced by the Magna Carta? Trial by Jury, Right to Assemble, Freedom of Religion, The Petition of Right

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Trial by Jury

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Which of the following was one of the ways that Christianity spread across Western Europe? Monks were sent as missionaries across Western Europe. Traders from China brought Christianity with them along the Silk Road. The Umayyads brought Christianity to Europe when they invaded Spain. The Vikings spread Christianity as they invaded Northern England.

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Monks were sent as missionaries across Western Europe.