SOW- The middle ages history Exam through ch 11

Which countries were part of the roman empire

• Britain, Spain, Greece and China

• Gaul, Spain, Africa, and India

• Spain, Russia, Greece, and Egypt

• Gaul, Britain, Spain, and Egypt

Which of these tribes did not invade Rome?

• the Huns

• the Aryans

• the Visigoths

• the Vandals

After the Roman Empire was divided into two parts, what happened to the Western Roman Empire

• It became stronger and well-protected

• It lasted for 500 more years

• It was destroyed and all of its treasures were taken

• It was soon divided into 3 smaller parts

What were the names of the two tribes who came to help one Celtic king fight his enemies?

• The Celts and the Scots

• The Scots and the Angles

• The Saxons and the Welsh

• The Angles and the Saxons

What happened to the Celts?

• They were destroyed by the Romans

• They were destroyed by the two tribes

• They moved to Scotland, Ireland, and Wales

• They drove the two tribes out so they could have Britain for themselves

Who was the Archbishop of Canterbury?

• He was the leader of all the Christians in England

• He was the leader of all the Christians in Rome

• He was the most powerful king in England

• He was the most powerful king of the Celts

What is scriptorium?

• and expensive book

• a special room where monks copied books

• a technique of decorating books

• a monk who copied books by hand

Who or what was the Hagia Sophia?

• the largest palace in Constantinople

• the largest church in Constaninople

• the leader of the church in the Byzantine Empire

• the empress of the Byzantine Empire

Why did the Roman Empire divide into two parts?

• It got too big for one ruler to lead and protect

• Barbarians invaded and divided it

• The Eastern side did not get along with the Western side

• The two parts had different customs and spoke different languages

Why did the Golden age of India end?

• Fighting off the barbarians had made India poorer and weaker

• There were no good leaders

• The people began to fight with each other

• A famine came and wiped out out many villages