Medieval Europe #1 Review

Which number CORRECTLY identifies the location of the English Channel?

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• 4

How are the ALPS and URAL mountains similar?

• They both are located in Europe.

• They both are located in Russia.

• They both are located along the Mediterranean Sea.

• They both are located along the Black Sea. adadfa

Which number CORRECTLY identifies the location of the Atlantic Ocean?

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• 2

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• 4

Which number CORRECTLY identifies the Black Sea?

• 1

• 2

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• 4

How did the expanison of monasteries in Europe increase education throughout the contient?

• They taught members how to read and write.

• They allowed members to travel around the world.

• They provided members with high wages.

• They prevented members from joining militaries.

How did the construction of monasteries impact religion in Europe after the fall of the Roman Empire?

• It increased the popularity of Islam.

• It increased the popularity of Christianity.

• It increased the popularity of Judaism.

• It increased the popularity of Hinduism.

Which historical figure completes this chart?

• Charlemagne

• Joan of Arc

• Charles Martel

• William the Conqueror

How did Charlemagne impact the Holy Roman Empire?

• He allowed Muslim traders to control the government of the Empire.

• He decreased the amount of land controlled by the Empire.

• He prevented the use of feudalism within the Empire.

• He made Christianity the official religion of the Empire.

How did the rule of Charlemagne impact the economy of Europe during the Middle Ages?

• It made capitalism more popular.

• It led to the use of mercantilism.

• It made bartering illegal.

• It increased the use of feudalism.

How did the structure of this system benefit the monarchies (one ruler) of Europe?

• It increased the support for democratic governments.

• It decreased the influence of monarchies by dividing the power of government.

• It increased the loyalty of citizens through the distribution of lands.

• It decreased the military power of monarchies.