Chapter 12 Exam Practice

Match the term to the definition

• Crusades

• an unbeliever

• Vernacular

• objects that were considered holy or worthy of worship

• Relics

• the language of everyday speech in a par

• Inquisition

• a series of military conflicts by Christians against Muslims in the Holy Land

• Infidel

• a church court used to punish heretic

Match the following

• Thomas Aquinas

• included new technology like “flying buttresses," allowing for more light for worship

• Guild

• a French peasant inspired by visions from God who led the French armies to victory over the English in the Hundred Year’s War

• Anti-Semitism

• Hatred of the Jews and a Jewish nation

• Joan of Arc

• artisans, merchants, or trade association members in the Middle Ages

• Gothic Cathedrals

• Italian friar who argued that God is the source of light and natural reason and the light of faith

Which of the following is not associated with the collapse of Feudalism in Western Europe?

• The Hundred Year's War

• The Great Schism

• Anti-Semitism

• The Black Death

Which Crusade failed to reach the Middle East Holy Land?

• First Crusade

• Third Crusade

• Fourth Crsuade

• All the Above

·         Yersinia Pestis

·         1347 to 1351 AD

·         20-25 million people dead

Which event fits the descriptions listed above?

• The Crusades

• The Black Death

• Attack on Lindisfarne

• The Battle of Tours

The Children’s Crusade was notable because it involved –

• Muslims who fought for Christians

• a leader who drowned in a river

• the loss of Jerusalem to Muslims

• children who were led by a child

Which Crusade led to the occupation of the city of Constantinople by Italians/Venetian knights?

• First Crusade

• Second Crusade

• Third Crusade

• Fourth Crusade

“All who die by the way, whether by land or by sea, or in battle against the pagans, shall have immediate remission of sins. This I grant them through the power of God with which I am invested.

Who said the above quote?

• Pope Innocent III

• Pope Gregory VII

• Pope Urban II

• Pope Pius X

The Black Death killed 1/3 or more of Europe’s population, resulting in severe economic consequences that eventually reduced ________ in Western Europe

• feudalism

• Jewish immigrants

• Humanism

• freedom

Born to a wealthy merchant family, __________ eventually abandoned all worldly goods and material pursuits to live and preach in poverty.

• Richard the Lionheart

• Francis of Assisi

• Henry IV

• Saladin