WH Ch. 2 Lesson 5 Quiz Practice

Match the following

• Christian struggle to take back the Iberian Peninsula from the Muslims

• Crecy

• Princess who married Ferdinand to create the united country of Spain

• Joan of Arc

• Major battle of the Hundred Year's War

• Isabelle of Castile

• French peasant girl who led the effort to free France from England

• Reconquista

• disease that spread quickly and kills many people

• plague

Originating in Central Asia, the Black death was carried by

• A. ants.

• B. fleas.

• C. cattle.

• D. spiders.

The Black Death spread quickly along which trade route?

• A. China Road

• B. Silk Roads

• C. Ivory Road

• D. Trade Road

How did the Black Death impact the economy of Europe in terms of wages and prices?

• It caused wages to increase due to a shortage of workers, but caused prices to decrease due to reduced demand for goods and services.

• It had no significant effect on wages or prices in the economy of Europe.

• It caused wages to decrease due to reduced demand for labor, but caused prices to increase due to a shortage of goods and services.

• It caused both wages and prices to increase due to a shortage of workers and goods/services

In 1417, a council of bishops met in Germany to finally end the Great Schism by electing a Pope that all church members could accept. What was the name of this council that brought an end to the Great Schism?

• The Council of Trent

• The Treaty of Westphalia

• The Council of Constance

• The Council of Basel

Who helped the French army to victory at Orleans?

• A. Charles

• B. Ferdinand

• C. Joan of Arc

• D. Isabella of Castile

France fought against which country in the Hundred Years' War?

• A. China

• B. England

• C. Portugal

• D. Spain

Jews were ordered to convert to Christianity or leave Spain by

• A. Ferdinand and Isabella

• B. Parliament

• C. The College of Cardinals

• D. King Henry VII

What was the Reconquista?

• The Christian reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula from the Muslim Moors.

• The Muslim reconquest of Jerusalem during the Crusades.

• The Spanish Inquisition, a campaign by the Catholic Church to identify and punish those accused of being disloyal to the Catholic Church in Spain.

• The Protestant Reformation, a religious movement that challenged the authority of the Catholic Church in Europe.

What was the fate of Muslims and Jews who remained in Spain after the Reconquista?

• They were given a choice to either converted to Catholicism or leave Spain.

• They were allowed to practice their religion freely.

• They were placed under house arrest and restricted in their movements.

• They were granted equal rights and citizenship in Spain.