What is an effect of the Crusades, the Black Death, and the Hundred Years' War?

Casualties contributed to the nobility becoming less powerful

All three resulted in the nobility gaining power

All three led to the Great Schism

Financial gains in all three contributed to the rise of capitalism

How did the Black Death arrive in Europe?

Merchant ships brought the disease to the Mediterranean Sea

The disease spread among travelling monks

Knights brought the disease to Constantinople

Christopher Columbus brought it back from the New World

How did the Crusades increase the power of kings?

Through the increased number of serfs and slaves

Through control of the Middle East

How did the Crusades effect cities?

Increased trade routes led to the expansion and growth of cities.

Cities declined as many residents fled to rural areas for safety.

The Crusades led to the destruction of most major cities in Europe.

Cities declined due to widespread disease brought back by Crusaders.

Which of the following were key features of the feudal system during the Middle Ages?

A system of land ownership based on loyalty and military service

Equal distribution of wealth among all classes

The elimination of the church's influence over political matters

A strong central government with absolute authority

In England, the power of the purse became important during the Hundred Years War. What is the power of the purse?

The use of financial control by Parliament to limit the king's power

The practice of nobles directly taxing serfs without parliamentary approval

The king's authority to distribute land and wealth among nobles

The church's control over funding for religious and political matters

What was the Great Schism?

Division of the Christian Church into the Roman Catholicism and Orthodoxy

The division of Charlemagne's Holy Roman Empire

The merger of the Eastern and Western Christian Churches

In Medieval Europe, what was the relationship between the Church and state?

The church had power over the state

The state controlled the church

Church and state coordinated as equals

There was complete separation of church and state

In the Eastern Orthodox Church, who selected patriarchs?

D) The patriarch's assistant became the next patriarch.

In the Eastern Orthodox Church, what was the relationship between the church and the state?

Emperor had authority over the church

Church had authority over the state

The church was the state government.

What was the most important difference in the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches after the Great Schism?

Pope led the Roman Catholic Church; Patriarch led Eastern Orthodox Church

Roman Catholic Church rejected the Bible

Patriarch led the Roman Catholic Church; Pope led Eastern Orthodox Church

Eastern Orthodox Church disputed the Bible

How could popes use excommunication?

To pressure kings into obeying the church's rules

To support monarchs in expanding their empires

To reward kings with military support

To grant political favors to loyal nobles

What did the Magna Carta grant to individuals? How long was this grant to last?

Underwritten liberties (rights); forever

Religious freedom; at the king's discretion

Protection from raiders; as long as they work the land

Which of the following statements accurately describes feudalism?

Under feudalism, kings gave land to nobles in exchange for their military service.

Feudalism served to spread Christianity throughout Western Europe.

Feudalism began as a way to protect those on pilgrimages to Jerusalem.

The rise of feudalism marked the end of the Medieval Age.

What was the primary duty of knights in the feudal system?

To protect the manor and serve in the lord's army

To serve as judges in manorial courts

To manage the agricultural production of the manor

Identify whether the following traits apply to feudalism, manorialism, or both

Serfs offered protection for labor

Based on land ownership and obligations

Centered on the lord's manor as a unit of agriculture

Influenced by the death of Charlemagne

Developed out of the fall of the Roman Empire

Catagorize the folling effects of Charlemagne's coronoation as Holy Roman Empire as political, religious, or cultural effects on the development of Western Europe.

Idea that the emperor has the divine right to rule

Strengthened the Church's influence over political affairs

Revival of learning and culture

Dominance of Christianity in Europe

Foundation for future intellectual movements

What were the cultural effects of Charlemagne's coronation on Western Europe?

The coronation led to a cultural revival known as the Carolingian Renaissance, which promoted education, art, and learning.

The coronation resulted in the immediate fall of the Byzantine Empire.

The coronation led to the spread of Eastern Orthodox Christianity across Western Europe.

The coronation resulted in education becoming less favored as Charlemagne did not think it was valuable.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In feudalism, a person in which of the following roles would have the most power?

Serf

Lord/Noble

King

Knight/Warrior

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In feudalism, a person in which of the following roles would have the least power?

Serf

Lord/Noble

King

Knight/Warrior

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In feudalism, which of the following people would receive a grant of land from their monarch?

Serf

Lord/Noble

King

Knight/Warrior

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The feudal system overlaps with what other system?

Monastic System

Manorial system

Empire System

Church System

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

In feudalism, what is land exchanged for?

Church service

Economic benefits

Military service

Money

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 2 pts

Which of the following applies to BOTH feudalism and manorialism? Select all that apply.

Serfs received protection

Based in Europe

Land-based economy

Knights required to fight for lords

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which of the following is true of manorialism but not feudalism?

Serfs received protection

Based in Europe

Economic system

Knights required to fight for lords

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Middle Ages Review

In feudalism, a person in which of the following roles would have the most power?

In feudalism, a person in which of the following roles would have the least power?

In feudalism, which of the following people would receive a grant of land from their monarch?

The feudal system overlaps with what other system?

In feudalism, what is land exchanged for?

Which of the following applies to BOTH feudalism and manorialism? Select all that apply.

Which of the following is true of manorialism but not feudalism?

Under manorialism and feudalism, what were serfs supposed to receive in exchange for their service?

Which of the following events is NOT a cause of the end of the Middle Ages?

In which system were knights required to fight for lords?

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