World History - Module 11, Part 2

What is a cathedral?

• A holy place

• A huge church

• A priest's house

• A church law

Different cathedrals had different styles. One style had round arches, thick walls, and heavy roofs. What was this called?

• Medieval

• Gothic

• Romanesque

• Baroque

Some cathedrals had tall church towers with many stained glass windows that let light stream into the building. What was this architectural style called?

• Medieval

• Gothic

• Romanesque

• Baroque

The Church taxed people about 10% of their income for the year. How did they use this money?

• Built bigger churches

• Church officials made more money

• Cared for the sick and poor

• Built hospitals in cities

What was the name of a famous Gothic cathedral in Paris?

• The Parisian Church

• Church of Marseilles

• Notre Dame Cathedral

• St. Louis Cathedral

What was a crusade?

• A trained warrior

• A holy war

• A holy city

• A religious ceremony

Knights went on crusades for different reasons. Which one below is not a reason they went on crusades?

• To get land

• To make money

• To have a better place in society

• For adventure

Which pope called for a crusade to take back the Holy Land from the Muslims?

• Pope Gelasius

• Pope Paul III

• Pope Urban II

• Pope Maximus

How many years did the Crusades continue as Christians fought Muslims?

• 100 years

• 200 years

• 300 years

• 400 years

Some religious people would travel to different town and cities to tell people about the Bible and the Church? Who were these people?

• Monks

• Nuns

• Friars

• Evangelists