Chapter 12 Exam Practice

Match the term to the definition

• Crusades

• objects that were considered holy or worthy of worship

• Vernacular

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

• Infidel

• a church court used to punish heretic

• Inquisition

• the language of everyday speech in a par

• Relics

• an unbeliever

Match the following

• Thomas Aquinas

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

• Anti-Semitism

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

• Gothic Cathedrals

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

• Joan of Arc

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

• Guild

• Hatred of the Jews and a Jewish nation

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