Unit 3 CFA Review

Charlemagne was also known by the name _____________________.

• Charles the Great

• Clovis of Normandy

• William the Conqueror

• King of the Normans

Which of the following describes Charlemagne as an stabilizing force in Western Europe?

• Organized government, new laws, and the spread of Christianity

• Forced removal of Pope Leo who was at the center of the unrest.

• Restoration of the Roman Senate.

• Removing of all religious icons throughout Europe

Who was the highest ranking in Feudal Europe society?

• Church officials

• King

• Knight

• Peasants

Who was the lowest ranking in Feudal Europe society?

• Church officials

• King

• Knight

• Peasants

What is the system of promises that governed the relationship between lords and vassals called?

• Buddhism

• Bushido

• Feudalism

• Benedictine Rule

In the feudal system, nobles and knights were required to provide serfs with which of the following?

• protection

• livable wage 

• food

• education

The Great Schism of 1054 was between what two religious groups?

• Catholic and Orthodox

• Catholic and Protestant

• Orthodox and Protestant

• none of the above

Why was the Church a unifying force in Europe after the fall of Rome? 

• Offered indulgences for sinners

• Provided security and stability

• Believed in the policy of redistributing wealth

• Welcomed a wide variety of beliefs

What cultural role did the Roman Catholic Church play in peoples' lives during the Middle Ages?

• It gave them jobs and they earned a paycheck.

• It gave them a common bond and offered them stability.

• It gave them military training and weapons to defend themselves.

• It did not play any cultural role in peoples' lives.

The Divine Right of Kings derived (got) their authority from God. This is similar to what previous concept learned in Ancient China

• Mandate of Heaven

• Divine Right of Kings

• Hammurabi's code

• Pyramids of Egypt