How did the Byzantine empire differ from the Roman empire? Choose the TWO correct answers

Its most common religion was Christianity.

Its people spoke Greek, not Latin.

Its people did not consider themselves Romans.

It was located in Western Europe.

How did feudalism bring order to Europe? Choose the TWO correct answers.

It created a strict system of social ranks.

It provided defense against foreign invaders.

It increased the power of powerful monarchs.

It brought all people under a single religion.

What became a powerful institution and the center of life for people during the Middle Ages time period?

The Kings Court and Guilds of Knights

Choose two services medieval monasteries provided for their communities

Monks provided health care and education.

Monasteries preserved books and learning.

Nuns used chants to mark the canonical hours of the day.

Monasteries served as fortresses when Vikings invaded.

During the Black Death, when surviving serfs asked for higher wages, how did manor lords respond?

They passed laws that limited the movement and wages of serfs.

They agreed to increase the serfs’ wages.

They exiled all serfs from their manors.

They released serfs from their feudal bonds.

Which of the following statement BEST describes the spread of Islam during the Arab conquests?

Islam spread inside and outside the new Arab Muslim empire

Islam spread only within the lands conquered by Arabs.

Everyone in conquered lands was forced to convert to Islam.

Few non-Arabs ever converted to Islam.

What was a major outcome of the Ottoman victory over Constantinople?

Byzantines were incorporated in the empire

What was one result of the increase of trade that followed the Crusades?

Kings became wealthy and politically stronger.

Fewer people supported the monarchies.

Kings grew weaker as the power of the Church increased.

Kings no longer needed to collect taxes.

What impact did the Crusades have on Jews and Muslims in Europe

Attacks on Jews and Muslims increased.

Jews allied themselves with Crusaders against Muslims.

Jews and Muslims banded together to resist persecution.

The Church declared that Jews and Muslims were not to be harmed.

What was the result of the first Crusade that ended in 1099?

The Crusaders captured Jerusalem.

The Turks defeated the Byzantine empire.

The Muslims were driven out of Spain.

European armies looted Constantinople

Medieval Europe, Islamic Empires, And The Crusades Test Review

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 20 pts

Muslims must pray five times a day facing ________.

east

Medina

Mecca

the nearest mosque

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 20 pts

In 661, Sunnis and Shias had different beliefs about ________.

who should be caliph

territory in Jerusalem

the purpose of jihad

Muslim Turks' control of northern India

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 10 pts

Place the following events in order: A. The Roman Empire collapses B. European crusaders capture the Holy Land C. Charlemagne rules in western Europe

C-A-B

A-B-C

A-C-B

C-B-A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 10 pts

Under the feudal system, most of a kingdom's land was controlled by

the king

a handful of wealthy noblemen

the people who lived and worked on the land

merchants and businesspeople

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 10 pts

How was Charlemagne different from other medieval kings?

He established a democratic government in his kingdom

He refused to swear allegiance to the Pope

He placed a large territory under a single, central authority

He refused to let his military fight in the Crusades

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 10 pts

How was the Muslim world different than the European world during the early Middle Ages?

Wars were fought frequently in the Muslim world, but not in the European world

The Muslim world had no strong leaders; the European world had many

Muslim leaders established democracies; Europe was made up of undemocratic kingdoms

Scholarship flourished in the Muslim world, but not the European world

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 10 pts

The single most powerful authority in medieval Europe was:

William the Conqueror

the king of France

Charlemagne

the Pope

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Medieval Europe, Islamic Empires, and the Crusades Test Review

Muslims must pray five times a day facing ________.

In 661, Sunnis and Shias had different beliefs about ________.

Place the following events in order: A. The Roman Empire collapses B. European crusaders capture the Holy Land C. Charlemagne rules in western Europe

Under the feudal system, most of a kingdom's land was controlled by

How was Charlemagne different from other medieval kings?

How was the Muslim world different than the European world during the early Middle Ages?

The single most powerful authority in medieval Europe was:

A deadly plague that swept through Europe between 1347 and 1351

The Great Council established by the Magna Carta to advise the King of England; the first democratic, legislative body in modern Europe.

(1215) a document that King John of England was forced to sign; it made the king obey the same laws as the citizens of his kingdom, honor certain rights, and limited his power.

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