Unit 3 Quizizz

Why were soldiers of non-Roman ancestry less effective in protecting the empire?

• They did not believe in Roman gods.

• They spoke different languages.

• They were often less loyal to Rome.

• They were trained differently.

How did the Huns contribute to the collapse of the Roman Empire?

• They converted many Romans to Christianity.

• They built strong fortresses that kept out enemies.

• They allied with Rome to defend against northern invaders.

• They pushed Germanic tribes into Roman lands, leading to invasions.

By 600 CE, how did Germanic people view the Pope?

• As an advisor to Germanic warriors.

• As a general leading the Roman army.

• As the head of the Christian Church.

• As a political enemy of the kings.

What made the Catholic Church important after the fall of Rome?

• It gave unity, education, and social services to Europeans.

• It ended the invasions of the Huns.

• It expanded trade routes into Asia.

• It controlled all farming methods.

Catholics believe the Pope is the successor to which apostle?

• Peter

• Paul

• John

• Andrew

Which American document was influenced by Aquinas’s ideas about natural rights?

• Declaratrion of the Rights of Man and Citizen

• Emancipation Proclamation

• Declaration of Independence

• Magna Carta

What did serfs receive in exchange for working the land?

• A place in the nobility

• Protection from their lords

• Personal freedom

• Wealth and land ownership

What was a manor in medieval Europe?

• A self-sufficient estate controlled by a lord.

• A group of churches in one region.

• A large army camp for knights.

• A city marketplace.

What was the Magna Carta?

• A tax system for the Church.

• A law creating feudalism.

• A treaty with the Huns.

• A charter limiting the power of the king.

What city was the capital of the Byzantine Empire?

• Carthage

• Athens

• Constantinople

• Rome