World History Review Semester 1

Front

Which statement best fits the question mark box? Options: Germanic tribes rule Roman Empire, Eastern Roman Empire becomes Byzantine Empire, Greek City states rule Roman Empire, Christianity becomes the official religion of Rome

Back

Eastern Roman Empire becomes Byzantine Empire

Front

How did the Magna Carta change the way kings ruled England?

Back

They had to uphold the rights of freemen and obey laws.

Front

Which is NOT a cause of the fall of the Roman Empire? Options: Rise of Christianity, Germanic invasions, Economic troubles, Political assassinations

Back

Rise of Christianity

Front

These are all effects of which English King's rule? Modern English was created by blending French and Anglo-Saxon languages
Westminster Abbey became the traditional place of coronation of English Kings and Queens
A census was taken and recorded in the Domesday book

Back

William the Conqueror

Front

What is the ECONOMIC system in which lords traded their loyalty for land?

Back

Manorialism

Front

This ruler changed the Roman Empire's capital in what way?

Back

He renamed the capital city Constantinople.

Front

Mountain ranges in Europe affected different groups of people in the Middle Ages in which way?

Back

It separated people and encouraged self-sufficient societies

Front

Which order ended the persecution of Christians in the Holy Roman Empire? Options: Summa Theologica, Natural Laws, Magna Carta, Edict of Milan

Back

Edict of Milan

Front

What is the historical significance of the following people? 
*Clovis
*Charles Martel
*Pepin the Short
*Charlemagne

Back

They were all rulers of the Frankish Kingdom.

Front

In what way did the papacy (the pope) show support of a king on Christmas Day a AD 800? Options: Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne King of the Romans, Pope Gregory refused to excommunicate King Henry, King Edward gave the English Crown to Harold Goodwin, King Henry was allowed to appoint Bishops approved by the Pope

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Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne King of the Romans