1. Urbanization 2. The Crusades 3. The Black Plague

Causes of destruction of feudalism

1. Byzantine Empire was unable to defend itself against the Seljuk Turks 2. Pope call on the Kings to retake the Holy Land 3. All who die fighting will go to heaven

Causes of destruction of feudalism

What are some of the effects of the Magna Carta? (pick all that apply)

People can't be in jail without a reason

Great Council has to approve taxes

Everyone has the right to a fair trial

Only citizens have to obey laws

The Hundred Years' War was a long lasting war between which two archrivals?

Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy

What did the Magna Carta do?

made the king subject to the rule of law

extended property rights to serfs and peasants

organized barons into a parliament

restored and organized English common law

Which factors contributed to the failure of the Crusades?(pick all that apply)

Christian leaders fought amongst themselves

Christians were outnumbered and not prepared to fight in the desert

An earthquake in Jerusalem killed many of the Christian soldiers

Many knights refused to fight for the pope

In what way did the Magna Carta mark a step toward developing democracy?

It made the king subject to the laws and limited his authority.

It set up a strong monarchy in England.

It abolished the parliament in England.

It created the English Bill of Rights

How was anti-semitism carried out in the Middle Ages? (pick all that apply)

people were forced out of their homes and even their country.

Jews were attacked and killed by soldiers on the way to the first Crusade.

Jews were forced to live in ghettos and wear badges

Jews were not allowed to own serfs

What is the difference between monks and friars?

monks lived in isolated communities and friars were poor and lived within the community

monks are religious and friars are not religious

friars are religious and monks are not religious

friars lived in islolated communities and monks were poor and lived within the community

How was the way that the Black Death NOT spread?

It was spread through the aqueducts from Rome.

Mogols throw dead bodies over walls in Caffa

What positive impact did the Crusades have on Europe?

Trade increased between Europe and Asia and new products and ideas were introduced in Europe as a result.

Europeans converted to Islam and rejected the Christian Church as well as the Pope.

The crusades caused the relationship between the Byzantine Empire and Europe to become strained.

Why did Isabella and Ferdinand create the Spanish Inquisition?

They wanted to make all of Spain Christian

They wanted to continue the Crusades

They wanted to spread the plague

What did soldiers bring back from the crusades?

Knowledge from the Muslims about medicine, science, philosophy and a new system of numbers.

Why was Magna Carta such a different idea?

It took power away from the king.

It made it so the king could never be questioned.

It forced the king to pay taxes.

It forced the king to give land to nobles.

What was the result of the breakdown of feudalism...PICK ALL THAT APPLY?

Serfs and peasants could leave the manor and demand wages.

Many serfs and peasants worked in jobs that were specialized.

Common currencies were created to pay for goods and services.

Many serfs and peasants were able to take over the manors they worked.

What are elements of a Nation-state?(pick all that apply)

a central government that can pay for large projects

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