Semester 1 Final

The Great Schism is best described as --

• Eastern and Western Churches were merged.

• Eastern and Western Churches collaborated to gain members.

• Eastern and Western Churches were divided into the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church.

• The Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church converged to create one large church.

Which statement below provides an accurate description of the beliefs of the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox faiths during the Middle Ages?

• Both religions view the Pope as the leader of their faith.

• The Eastern Orthodox use icons to represent their religious beliefs, while Roman Catholics use statues and other artistic interpretations.

• Both religions reject the use of any religious imagery.

• The Roman Catholic Church does not use any form of religious art.

What language did they both present their church services in?

• English

• Latin

• Greek

• French

What is the best description for the relationship between the Church and state in Medieval Europe?

• The state controlled the church including leaders, subjects, and laws.

• The church and state were completely separate entities.

• The church controlled the state including leaders, subjects, and laws.

• The church had no influence over the state.

Which of the following governments is defined by religious leaders controlling the government?

• Democracy

• Monarchy

• Theocracy

• Republic

After the Great Schism occurred, what major difference separated the Eastern Orthodoxy and the Catholic faith?

• No icons were allowed in the Catholic church services.

• The Bible was disputed as the word of God by the East.

• The open confession of sins fell into disuse in the West.

• The Pope was recognized by the Catholics as their leader.

Which of the following is NOT a role played by Medieval monasteries in the Middle Ages?

• They served as the hospital for the sick and hungry.

• They became the armed forces for most people in Europe

• They preserved valuable books and manuscripts.

• They received pilgrims and travelers as no inns existed.

What was one characteristic of life as a serf under medieval manorialism?

• Agricultural labor for physical protection

• Social mobility through property ownership

• Improved health from advances in medicine

• Guaranteed education at the local university

Which is one factor that contributed to the development of manorialism during the European Middle Ages?

• the colonial interests of the British Empire

• the social disorder after the collapse of the Roman Empire

• the economic trade from the Mongol Empire

• the religious influence of the Ottoman Empire

How did the practice of relocating specialized workers affect Mongolian civilization?

• It eliminated paper currency.

• It slowed urban development.

• It encouraged military reform.

• It promoted cultural exchange.