unit 4 W History Test Review

Which of the following was an effect of the Crusades?

• Greeks took control of Mecca and the surrounding areas from Islamic forces.

• There was an increase of intolerance between the Muslims and Christians.

• The Crusades required a holy pilgrimage to Mecca as a sign of peace between the cultures.

• The Crusades required a holy pilgrimage to Jerusalem as a sign of peace between the cultures.

Which leader united all the Mongol tribes in the year 1200?

• Charlemagne

• Kublai Khan

• Genghis Khan

• Justinian

Who was responsible for moving the capital of Rome and naming it after himself?

• Charlemagne

• Constantine

• Byzantine

• Kublai Khan

Which of the following was an effect of the 100 Years War?

• The English suffered a period of turmoil

• The extinction of the knight on the battlefield

• A strong sense of nationalism emerged

• All were effects of the 100 Years War

What was also known as the splitting of churches into two?

• The Great Schism

• Justinian Code

• The Crusades

• Pax Mongolica

Following the collapse of the Roman Empire, how did learning decline?

• The Mongols burned all the books

• Roman generals focused on warfare

• England was placed under the control of Constantine.

• The Germanic tribes did not know how to read or write

At different times in history both Japanese and European societies operated under feudal systems (feudalism). They were characterized by

• A classless social systems.

• Peasants working the land/village in exchange for protection from the lord

• Deference to a figurehead emperor.

• A prominent role for the Catholic Church.

Which of the following is NOT true about becoming a knight

• They had to be born of noble descent

• They had to work under a knight at the age of 14

• They didn't become a knight until the age of 21

• They did not have to be born of noble descent

Which of the following code of conducts was dominant in Europe during the Middle Ages?

• Justinian Code

• Bushido

• Chivalry

• Pax Mongolica

This leader conquered China and became the first foreign leader of China--

• Kublai Khan

• Genghis Khan

• Charlemagne

• Constantine