Medieval Europe Review

Beginning in the 6th century Europe, what became the primary centers for learning and preserving of

Christian culture?

• agoras

• monasteries

• manors

• mosques

Who was the leader of the Catholic Church?

A. Archbishop

B. Priest

C. Pope

D. King

• Archbishop

• Priest

• Pope

• King

Which of the following is true about the Roman Catholic Church during the Middle Ages?
A. The Roman Catholic Church stayed out of politics and government.
B. The Roman Catholic Church served as the greatest source of stability.
C. The Roman Catholic Church discouraged the Crusades.
D. The Roman Catholic Church spread feudalism to northern Europe.

• The Roman Catholic Church spread feudalism to northern Europe.
•  The Roman Catholic Church discouraged the Crusades.
• The Roman Catholic Church served as the greatest source of stability because it gave hope and comfort and advised kings

• The Roman Catholic Church stayed out of politics and government.

All of the following were some of the roles of the monasteries EXCEPT?

• taken care of the sick and feeding the poor

• place to stay on a journey

• preserving Christians writing and spread Christianity

• place where knights trained

How involved was the church with politics during the Middle Ages?

• very involved
• not involved

To kick someone out of The Church or Kingdom of God and therefore deny him or her a place in heaven is called...

• persecute

• sacrifice

• extreme unction

• excommunicate

Who was most likely to be educated during the Middle Ages and could read and write?

• Clergy

• Kings

• Nobles

• Peasants

Near what building did most community activities take place?

• Church/Cathedral
• Manor House
• Merchant shops
• Capital Building

A human activity that spread plague was

• saying hi to your homey across town

• trade

• going to church

• the plague doctor

How did new farming methods contribute to the growth of medieval European towns?

• 1. Towns became less crowded as families moved to the country.

• Towns became less crowded as families moved to the country

• People who lived in towns could start to raise their own food.

• 1. Fewer farmers were needed to grow the food allowing some farmers to specialize in other jobs.