Second Term Test Socials 7

One of the following IS NOT a cause of the fall of Roman Empire

• Invasions by Barbarian tribes

• Christianity and the loss of traditional values

• Government corruption and political instability

• The fall of Constantinople at the hands of the Ottoman Turks

The names "barbarian invasions" or "Germanic migrations" are different historiographic names for the historical period characterized by the massive migrations of peoples called barbarians.

One of the following pictures is not related to this paragraph.

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• Roman Empire

• Byzantine Empire

• Carolingian Empire

• Barbarian Invasions

• Roman Empire

• Byzantine Empire

• Carolingian Empire

• Feudalism

• It shows barbarian invasions

• It explains the Feudalism pyramid

• It shows the organization of empires

• It explains the barbarian invasions

In the 8th century kingdom of the franks where a king gave out land for life to reward loyal nobles and receive service in return. The __________ system proper became widespred in western Europe from the 11th century.

• feudal

• barbarian

• byzantine

• roman

• It explains the black death pandemic

• It explains the COVID 19 pandemic

• It explains the rats plague evolution

• It explains the barbarian diseases

_____________________ of the medieval period was closely connected to Christian thought, particularly theology. It was born of the confluence of Greek (and to a lesser extent of Roman) and __________________. Its methods were at first those of Plotinus and later those of Aristotle. But it developed within faith as a means of throwing light on the truths and mysteries of faith.

• Science- invents

• Philosophy - Christianity

• Philosophy - Judaism

• Science- inventors

One of the following IS NOT an invention of middle age

• Mechanical Clock

• Printing Press

• Gunpowder

• Internet

• It is talking about science in the middle ages

• It is talking about literature in the middle ages

• It is talking about in music the middle ages

• It is talking about art in the middle ages