Unit 1, Chapter 2 Review

What did King John increase in 1205 to pay for war?

• Taxes for nobles and merchants; he took property and hostages to force payment

• Trade with neighboring kingdoms to raise funds

• Military recruitment to strengthen his army

• Religious donations from the church

What major document was King John forced to sign in 1215?

• Magna Carta

• Domesday Book

• English Bill of Rights

• Petition of Right

Who became ruler after King John died in 1216?

• King Henry III

• King Richard II

• King Edward I

• King William I

By 750 CE, Islam had spread to which of the following regions?

• Spain

• Persia

• Egypt

• All of the above

What color on the map represents the extent of Islam at Muhammad's death in 632 CE?

• Orange

• Blue

• Green

• Red

Which city is included in the Holy Land that was important to Christians, Muslims, and Jews?

• Rome

• Jerusalem

• Mecca

• Athens

Who mostly lived in the Holy Land at the time of the Crusades?

• Christians

• Muslims

• Jews

• Buddhists

The Crusades lasted for nearly ______ years.

• 200

• 100

• 50

• 300

The nobles rebelled against King John in the year 1215. Which statement best describes the cause of this rebellion?

• King John’s son became the ruler.

• King John lost the Normandy region to France.

• King John increased taxes for nobles and merchants to pay for war and took hostages to force payment.

• King John refused to sign the Magna Carta and fled England to go live in Rome.

Which factor most helped Islam spread quickly by the year 750 CE?

• Trade routes connecting different regions

• Building large castles for protection

• Printing books in many languages

• Planting crops across the Arabian Peninsula