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Arrivals from Europe Lesson 2

Arrivals from Europe Lesson 2

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Arrivals from Europe
Chapter to Lesson 3
The Middle Ages
Pages 58-60

​Learning Objective: I can understand how geography, history, and religion shaped societies in western Europe.

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Multiple Choice

What does migrate mean?

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To move from one place to another.
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To create something new from scratch.
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To change the color of something.
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To stay in one place permanently.

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Multiple Choice

What are migratory hunters?

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Hunters who only stay in one location year-round.
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Hunters that focus exclusively on fishing.
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Hunters who do not follow any animal migration patterns.
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Migratory hunters are hunters who travel to follow and hunt migratory animals.

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Multiple Choice

Britain's earliest people were ______________ hunters.

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fisher-gatherer
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farmer-gatherer
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settled hunters
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migratory

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Multiple Choice

Why did people in Europe need protection after the fall of the Roman Empire?

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Due to invading armies

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Due to weather

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Due to poverty

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Due to disease

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Multiple Choice

What was the name of the new social system in Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire?

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Socialism
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Capitalism
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Communism
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Feudalism

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Multiple Choice

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Who was at the top of the feudal system?

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Nobility
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Knights
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The monarch

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Peasants

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Multiple Choice

Which class was at the bottom of the feudal system?

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Knights
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Peasants or serfs
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Barons
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Lords

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Multiple Choice

What didn't the lords like about the English king?

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The lords admired the king's leadership style.
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The lords supported the king's decisions on foreign policy.
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The lords were pleased with the king's military successes.
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The lords didn't like that the king could raise their taxes to pay for wars.

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Multiple Choice

What was the document that stated that the king could not raise taxes without the lords' permission.

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Bill of Rights
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English Declaration of Rights
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Treaty of Paris
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Magna Carta

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Multiple Choice

What was another rule outlined in the Magna Carta?

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The king could not put people in prison without a trail.

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The abolition of taxes.
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The right to bear arms.
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The establishment of a monarchy.

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Multiple Choice

What new group formed when people moved from farms to cities to work?

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Rural elite
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Suburban middle class
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Industrial aristocracy
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The Middle Class

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Multiple Choice

What exposed Europeans to different cultures?

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The Industrial Revolution
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Trade

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The Renaissance and its art
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The Cold War and its politics

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Multiple Choice

Why did many Europeans start to educate their children?

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To promote physical education and sports.
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To reduce the number of children in families.
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Educated people got better jobs and more money.

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To prepare for military service.

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  • Europeans had many different religion in ancient times.

  • The Romans and Greeks believed in some of the same gods and goddess.

  • In the Eastern part of the Roman Empire the Jewish people were under ruled and believed in a single god.

  • Many Europeans started to follow christianity about 2,000 years ago.

  • In the 1500s people began to protest the Catholic Church and formed new new Christian religions.

  • Those new religions were called Protestants.

Religion

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Multiple Choice

What did the Romans called the Greek goddess Athena?

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Diana
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Venus
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Juno
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Minerva

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Multiple Choice

Whose teachings did people begin to follow in the eastern part of the Roman Empire about 2,000 years ago?

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Jesus

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Muhammad
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Buddha
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Moses

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Arrivals from Europe
Chapter to Lesson 3
The Middle Ages
Pages 58-60

​Learning Objective: I can understand how geography, history, and religion shaped societies in western Europe.

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