Unit 10 Test

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

• 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.

• Attacks on Jews and Muslims increased.

Which statements correctly describe Córdoba in the tenth century? Choose the TWO correct answers.

• It was Europe's largest city.

• It joined Christian states in the Reconquista.

• It had limited trade with other parts of Europe.

• It had a great library and many mosques.

Read the quote from the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

“No person shall be . . . deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation.” Which of the following first established the basis for these rights?

• the Magna Carta

• the Norman Conquest

• the Hundred Years' War

• the Concordat of Worms

Pope Gregory VII and Holy Roman emperor Henry IV initially disagreed about

• how the pope should be elected.

• where to set the borders of the Holy Roman Empire.

• who had the right to choose bishops.

• how the emperor should be chosen.

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

• The Turks defeated the Byzantine empire.

• The Crusaders captured Jerusalem.

• The Muslims were driven out of Spain.

• European armies looted Constantinople

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

• Fewer people supported the monarchies.

• Kings became wealthy and politically stronger.

• Kings grew weaker as the power of the Church increased.

• Kings no longer needed to collect taxes.

At its height, Muslim Spain attracted many

• foreign students who wanted to study philosophy, math, and medicine.

• Christian crusaders who wanted to drive the Muslims out of Spain.

• Jews and Christian heretics who wanted to escape the Inquisition.

• missionaries who wanted to convert Muslims to Christianity.

Which of the following were direct results of the Norman conquest of England? Choose the TWO correct answers.

• A strong feudal system emerged in England.

• Parliament was formed.

• Anglo-Saxon became the language of law and government.

• All those in a position of power were of Norman birth.

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

• They agreed to increase the serfs' wages.

• They exiled all serfs from their manors.

• They released serfs from their feudal bonds.

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

What was one way the Hundred Years’ War threatened the stability of medieval society?

• Powerful kings restricted the rights of all subjects.

• Migrating soldiers spread the bubonic plague.

• Roaming armies destroyed crops, causing starvation.

• Monarchs challenged the authority of the Church.