Early Middle Ages

What factor dominated all parts of life for people who lived in the Middle Ages?

• Farming

• Religion

• Ship building

• Poetry

How did people in the Middle Ages make connections with the saints?

• Donating land to the Church.

• Invading non Christian territory.

• Touching the relics of the saints.

• All of the above

After the fall of the Roman Empire, what was the main source of social and political structure?

• The Viking government

• The Roman Emperor

• The Germanic tribes

• The Christian Church

Which statement is true about the Middle Ages?

• Almost every European in the Middle Ages was a Christian

• Very few people in Europe could read and write in the Middle Ages

• Religion dominated every part of Europeans' life during the Middle Ages

• All of the above

Who is the leader of the Catholic Church.

• The Saints

• The Pope

• The Emperor

• The Kings

Which of the following statements about monasteries is true?

• Monasteries are female Christian communities.

• Monks in monasteries were among the few people who could read and write.

• Nuns in monasteries lived in isolation.

• Monks in monasteries helped people in the community.

What was the goal of the inquisition?

• To form a Christian army to defend against the Muslims.

• To identify people who have committed heresy against the Church.

• To restore the power of the Roman Empire.

• All of the above.

What is anti- semitism?

• The hatred and discrimination of Jewish people because of their religion.

• Converting someone in a Germanic tribe to Christianity.

• Torturing a person who is accused of heresy.

• A Christian army that fights against Muslims.

What is an accomplishment of the Frankish Kingdom?

• The Franks united western Europe in a way not seen since the fall of Rome.

• The Franks were used as a Christian army by the Pope.

• The Frankish kings spread Christianity throughout Europe.

• All of the above.

Why did the Franks become a Christian Germanic tribe?

• The Franks were converted to Christianity by the Romans.

• The Franks became Christians before the most of Europe.

• Clovis, king of the Franks, converted to Christianity.

• All of the above.