1 Q4 What Do You Remember Wednesday?

Why was Latin the most commonly spoken language when the Byzantine Empire was established?

• Byzantine leaders believed that the Bible could only be read and studied in Latin.

• The Byzantine Empire was the continuation of the Eastern Roman Empire.

• All people were required by law to speak Latin within Byzantine cities.

• After the conquest of the Byzantine Empire, Latin was spread throughout the region.

Which answer best describes the relationships between European popes and kings?

• Kings had total political power while popes had only religious power.

• Popes and kings experienced times of both cooperation and conflict.

• Popes and kings were always in conflict over who should hold political and religious power.

• European popes held complete political and religious power and could choose who became king.

How did the Laws of Motion created by Sir Isaac Newton impact European society during the Scientific Revolution?

• They prevented research into new scientific discoveries.

• They allowed for several breakthroughs in scientific discoveries.

• They increased the role of religion in scientific discoveries.

• They decreased the understanding of new scientific discoveries.

Would most peasants interact with the King and Queen?

• Yes, they would interact frequently.

• No, they would rarely interact.

• They would interact daily.

What principle was at the heart of the manorial system in Europe?

• devotion to God

• equality

• scientific discovery

• self-sufficiency

How did the geography of Constantinople allow it to maintain European culture?

• It lacked natural borders or protection but was a cultural hub.

• It was located along the Tiber river and protected by seven hills around it.

• It was surrounded by water on three sides, protecting the city from attacks.

• It was in a remote location, far from any other major cities or ancient powers.

Based on the chart, which leader is described in column C?

• Pope Urban II

• Richard I

• Saladin

• William Tyndale

How did Henry V change English society during the Hundred Years’ War?

• He spread the English language and culture.

• He brought feudalism to England.

• He made peace with France and embraced French customs.

• He changed England from a Catholic nation to a Protestant one.

How did the rise of the Ottoman Empire change the ancient world? Select two that apply.

• The Byzantine Empire lost control of Constantinople.

• Trade stopped along the Arabian peninsula.

• Advancements were made in philosophy, geography, and medicine.

• Christianity was spread quickly across the Middle East and North Africa.

• The influence of Christianity became apparent through architecture.

What was a major economic effect of the Black Death in Europe?

• It led to an increase in the number of skilled workers, causing many businesses to close.

• It caused a rise in the power of peasants who demanded higher wages and better working conditions.

• It increased the influence of the church as people turned more to religion for comfort and explanation.

• It led to the immediate improvement in living conditions for all social classes due to economic growth.