History and Governments of Europe (11-1) Review

In the system known as __________, nobles provided service to a king in exchange for land.

• communism

• a republic

• feudalism

• a city-state

The _________ world refers to ancient Greece and Rome.

• classical

• democratic

• Hellenistic

• dominant

The head of the Catholic Church is called the __________.

• emperor

• pope

• king

• archbishop

The prosperous Greek city-state of Athens introduced the world's first __________.

• democracy

• free society

• artistic thinkers

• army

The _________ resulted in the rise of a new form of Christianity called Protestantism.

• Crusades

• Enlightenment

• Reformation

• Renaissance

Which of the following was a result of the Renaissance?

• A revival in art and literature began.

• A new form of Christianity developed.

• Workers gained wages and more freedoms.

• Many European countries began to send out explorers.

What were the Twelve Tables?

• followers of a religion

• where Greek juries sat

• Roman code of law

• calendars on church doors

What important religion developed during the Pax Ramana

• Islam

• Buddhism

• Judaism

• Christianity

Under feudalism, which group had the most power and wealth?

• bureaucracy

• peasants

• nobles

• craft guide

Which of the following helped weaken feudalism?

• Renaissance

• Crusades

• Enlightenment

• Reformation