Middle Ages Unit Test

In Western Europe, feudalism developed after the-

• Roman Empire collapsed

• Renaissance began

• Magna Carta was written

• city of Athens fell

The call for the First Crusade was issued by a-

• King

• Pope

• Knight

• Muslim

What was the original purpose of the Magna Carta?

• to limit the power of the monarch.

• to bring an end to the Crusades.

• to protect the rights of the peasant class.

• to reinforce the alliance of the church and the state.

Which of these rights is outlined in this excerpt?

• the right to privacy

• the right to trial by jury

• the right to freedom of speech

• the right to freedom of religion

Charles Martel's victory over the Moors in 732 A.D. halted the advancement of this religion into Western Europe.

• Buddhism

• Islam

• Christianity

• Judaism

Who were the people on the lowest level of the feudal pyramid?

• king

• nobles and church officials

• knights and vassals

• serfs

What event did Pope Urban II urge all Christians to take part in?

• trade

• the Crusades

• uniting Europe

• mass on Sundays

What was the most important result of the Crusades?

• Jerusalem was preserved as Christian

• The Turks won

• The Christians won

• Trade routes were established

Which leader was annointed Emperor in 800AD?

• Clovis

• Charlemagne

• Charles Martel

Large farming communities that included manor houses, cultivated lands, woodlands, pastures, fields, and pastures were called?

• Manors

• feudalism

• vassals

• fiefs

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