Middle Ages in Europe Part 2

Which development in the Hundred Years' War was partly a response to Joan of Arc?

• Loss of royal authority

• More powerful weapons

• Stronger national identity -- nationalism

• Reliance on oversea expansion -- colonialism

The primary source excerpts are recorded statements from ____.

• Charles VI of France

• Henry V of England

• Pope Benedict XII

• Joan of Arc

Using the map above, which of the following correctly matches the person to their country?

• 1 = Joan of Arc, 2 = Henry V

• 3 = Henry V, 2 = Joan of Arc

• 4 = Joan of Arc, 2 = Henry V

• 2 = Joan of Arc, 1 = Henry V

Using the map to the right, which location was that of the Reconquista?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

What is the correct match for the Reconquista and Inquisition based on the definitions: 1) a religious court set up to find and punish heresy, non-Christian teachings 2) the treaty that ended the Hundred Years’ War between England and France 3) a series of battles by Christian states to recapture territory from the Muslims 4) the time of peace and cultural unity between the Jews, Muslims, and Christians?

• Reconquista = 4, Inquisition = 3

• Reconquista = 3, Inquisition = 1

• Reconquista = 2, Inquisition = 4

• Reconquista = 1, Inquisition = 2

Which location on the map above was most likely the starting point of the Black Death?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Why could the 'lower ranks of people' demand to be paid for their work – the same work they had been doing for centuries?

• because there were so few workers due to the high death rate during the Plague

• because new gold deposits were discovered so nobles wanted to pay workers in gold

• because peasants became educated and were needed by kings to be government officials

• because popes demanded the kings and nobles treat the peasants better

Which of the following best completes the primary source above?

Big HInt: Evidence of Anti-Semitism

• Muslims

• peasants

• Jews

• merchants

When the Crusades were launched, the Christians traveled to Jerusalem to:

• help the Muslims defend the city against outside invaders.

• convince Muslim leaders that they wanted peace.

• capture the Holy Land from Muslim control.

• unite the warring Arab peoples.

What impact did the Crusades have on the feudal system?

• They reinforced feudalism because it strengthened the bonds between nobles and peasants.

• They encouraged feudalism since more peasants took on military roles for the nobles.

• They weakened feudalism since many nobles were killed or lost their wealth.

• They ended feudalism as the nobles and peasants adopted the economic system used in the Holy Land.