Feudal agreements were between...

Lords and their vassals(lower lords)

Charlemagne did all of the following except...

create a strong efficient governments

How did the plague impact Europe?

People started to question the church

It contributed to the decline of feudalism

How might the Reconquista have affected Spain's economic and cultural life?

Expelling Jews and Muslims, including businessmen, probably weakened the economy and made the culture less diverse.

Expelling Jews and Muslims, including businessmen, probably strengthened the economy and made the culture more diverse.

Expelling Jews and Muslims, including businessmen, probably weakened the monarchy and made the culture less diverse.

Expelling Jews and Muslims, including businessmen, probably made the economy more dependent on agriculture and made the culture more diverse.

In 1040 the Church forbade the barons to make any attack on each other between sunset on Wednesday and sunrise on the following Monday, or upon any ecclesiastical fast or feast day . . . on pain of excommunication. This excerpt illustrates the . . .

power of the Church in medieval Europe.

frequency of warfare in medieval Europe.

Importance of the Christian calendar.

influence of the Benedictine Rule.

Which of these remained true following the Great Schism?

Western Christians accepted the authority of the pope in Rome.

Western Christians accepted the authority of the patriarch of Constantinople

Both Eastern and Western Christians accepted the authority of the pope in Rome

Both Eastern and Western Christians accepted the authority of the patriarch of Constantinople.

How does this illustration of a manor illustrate that the manor was at the heart of the feudal economy?

It shows that the manor was a self-sufficient community that could grow its own food and attend to its religious needs.

It shows that the manor produced many goods to sell to surrounding communities.

It shows that the manor could produce food in two different seasons.

It shows that the manor produced food and had a thriving timber industry.

What was the main reason that Constantinople was a good location for the capital of the Byzantine Empire?

It was located at a crossroads for trade between Asia and Europe.

It was protected from invaders by the mountains of Asia Minor and the Balkans.

It was near the mouth of some of the region's greatest rivers.

It was close to the many islands that dot the Aegean Sea.

Excerpt from the Alhambra Decree issued in 1492 by Isabella and Ferdinand from Spain: Therefore, with the council and advice of the eminent men and cavaliers of our reign, and of other persons of knowledge and conscience of our Supreme Council, after much deliberation, it is agreed and resolved that all Jews and Jewesses be ordered to leave our kingdoms, and that they never be allowed to return. And we further order in this edict that all Jews and Jewesses of whatever age that reside in our domain and territories, that they leave with their sons and daughters. Their servants and relatives, large and small, of whatever age, by the end of July of this year, and that they dare not return to our lands, not so much as to take a step on them not trespass upon them in any other manner whatsoever. Any Jew who does not comply with this edict and is to be found in our kingdom and domains, or who returns to the kingdom in any manner, will incur punishment by death and confiscation of all their belongings. Signed, I, the King, I, the Queen, Juan de Coloma, Secretary of the King and Queen, which I have written by the order of our Majesties. How is this similar to the Magna Carta?

Both enacted laws that were different for Jewish people.

Both were created in the same year after revolts.

Both created a legislative body in the countries of England and Spain.

The gothic style architecture is noted for

stained glass windows and flying buttresses.

The population of western Europe nearly doubled from 1000 to 1200 because of the

new farming technology, such as the improved plow and horse collar.

use of the potato as a foodstuff.

What commonalities can be seen between European and Japanese feudalism?

Land formed the basis for power, with lords controlling fiefdoms.

Centralized kingdoms dominated the political scene.

Literature flourished during long periods of peace.

Weak emperors were controlled by religious leaders.

Which of the following was an outcome for peasants in Europe after the Black Death c. 1340?

More land was available and wages increased.

Wages plummeted as demand decreased.

About 10% of the peasant population died.

Which answer best describes the context in which to better understand the author's tone in the first passage?

an educated, elite member of the Byzantine government who is trying to write an accurate history of the empire

a Palestinian who has clear anti-Greek sentiment resulting from the constant conflict between Greeks and Palestinians

a proud Byzantine soldier and a citizen who has witnessed multiple Byzantine victories extending their territories

an official writer of the Byzantine Empire who is trying to advance his standing within the imperial realm

Which statement provides the best reason for Europeans to travel to Spain, to learn at universities established by Arabs?

Europeans wanted to learn about classical Greek science and culture and new Arab discoveries in astronomy, mathematics, and medicine.

Europe had no universities other than the ones in Spain

Europeans wanted to increase trade with Arabs

Europeans were curious about new forms of art and architecture that Arabs had developed

Which of the following changes to Western Europe during the period 400-1450 occurred under the reign of Charlemagne?

the Christian Chruch becamse less entrenched as the main religion of Western Europe

A blend of Germanic and Eastern Orthodox Christianity emerged

a new model of civilization emerged in Western Europe for the first time since the fall of Rome

Charlemagne's defense against Viking invaders helped to consolidate secular rule in Western Europe

The spread of the Black Death was the result of...

rising wages throughout Europe.

The spread of the Black Death was the resulted in...

rising wages throughout Europe.

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All things were under its domain as the most powerful institution during the Middle Ages...

The Germanic Monarchs

The Church

The Medieval Lords

The knights' authority

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Middle Age knights followed a code of conduct called...

Bushido

Honor

Chivalry

Code of Justinian

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The economy of the Middle Ages (work for protection) centered on what living arrangement?

Capitalism

Manors

Personal farms

Trade

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Feudalism was necessary because central governments lost power. What resulted from this situation?

People left feudal society

Serfs revolted against powerful nobles

People entered into agreements with landowning lords

Lords freed their serfs

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What is going on in this picture?

Serfs do work for lords who protect them

Lords work for serfs

Serfs owned their own land

knights worked the land when they weren't fighting

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Christian monasteries did all of the following except...

Provide shelter for travelers

Care for the sick and needy

copy books/
manuscripts

enforce laws

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The economy of a medieval manor depended on...

Trade

Herding and weaving

Farming and self-sufficiency

arts and crafts

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World History Medieval Europe Review FINAL

All things were under its domain as the most powerful institution during the Middle Ages...

Middle Age knights followed a code of conduct called...

The economy of the Middle Ages (work for protection) centered on what living arrangement?

Feudalism was necessary because central governments lost power. What resulted from this situation?

What is going on in this picture?

Christian monasteries did all of the following except...

The economy of a medieval manor depended on...

Feudal agreements were between...

Charlemagne did all of the following except...

The Pope crowned Charlemagne in 800 AD. Who had more power?

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