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WorksheetsReview for final
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Constantine fought the battle at the Milvian Bridge which shifted from polytheism to
a)
chivalry
b)
schism
c)
monotheism
d)
excommunication
2.
Diocletian tried to save the Roman Empire by creating a
a)
monarchy
b)
tetrarchy
c)
democracy
d)
triumvirate
3.
The Byzantine Empire was able to flourish while the west did not because
a)
It had better trade and was easier to defend
b)
it had stronger leaders
c)
it had better soldiers
d)
it had a better government
4.
Roman law was categorized into the __________ It also became the foundation for the Byzantine Empire
a)
Bill o9f rights
b)
95 Theses
c)
Justinian's Code
d)
12 Tables
5.
The manorial system was created because they provided
a)
better life for peasants
b)
trade
c)
a fun place to live
d)
safety from invasions
6.
Manors relied on __________ and most activities revolved around it
a)
banking
b)
trade
c)
agriculture
d)
guilds
7.
Feudalism means
a)
holy war between Muslims and Christians
b)
system of land is exhanged for homage and fealty
c)
process in which goods were traded
d)
power based on religion
8.
The church gained wealth and power because
a)
taking the oath of homage and fealty
b)
God gave them the right
c)
three crop rotation
d)
they collected tithes
9.
What helped trade grow?
a)
The Crusades
b)
The increase of the peasant class
c)
The feudal system
d)
the building of bridges
10.
Who was a main leader of the Muslims during the Crusades
a)
King Richard the lionheart
b)
Saladin
c)
Charlemagne
d)
king John
11.
The Magna Carta
a)
decreased the power of the Pope
b)
increased the power of the Pope
c)
decreased the power of the monarchy
d)
increased the power of the monarchy
12.
Where did the plague begin
a)
Europe
b)
Asia
c)
Africa
d)
U.S.
13.
The Hundred Year's War was between
a)
France and Spain
b)
France and England
c)
Jerusalem and Mecca
d)
Bourne and Sandwich
14.
How did the Hundred Year's War impact Western Europe?
a)
sense of nationalism grew
b)
power of monarchs decreased
c)
made it prettier
d)
Scotland gained independence
15.
The Renaissance began in
a)
Spain
b)
Jerusalem
c)
France
d)
Italy
16.
The development of humanism and growth of cities were part of the
a)
Age of Exploration
b)
Protestant Reformation
c)
Age of Reason
d)
Renaissance
17.
Martin Luther disagreed with the selling of indulgences and his response was to
a)
challenge the Pope
b)
write the 95
Theses
Theses
c)
excommunicate the priests
d)
fight Johann Tetzel
18.
A new type of religion came about as a result of the Reformation
a)
schism
b)
Christianity
c)
Protestant
d)
Greek Orthodox
19.
John Calvin believed in
a)
Calvin Klein jeans
b)
excommunication
c)
indulgences
d)
predestination
20.
Galileo and Newton are most closely associated with
a)
starting religious reforms
b)
leading political revolutions
c)
conducting scientific experiments
d)
conquering foreign lands
21.
When the heliocentric model came about and challenged the geocentric model of the universe the
a)
church felt threatened
b)
the people all accepted it right away
c)
scientists got into a big fight
d)
Enlightenment ended
22.
How were the Scientific Revolution and the Enlightenment similar
a)
They encouraged the spread of new ideas
b)
they led to the the Reformation
c)
they rejected Renaissance individualism
d)
they strengthened traditional institutions
23.
John Locke's writings support the principals of
a)
dicstatorship
b)
monarchy
c)
democracy
d)
theocracy
24.
The Enlightenment
a)
rejected the claims of modern science
b)
was attacked by the monarchs
c)
was based on the Catholic Church
d)
was based on the idea that logic and reason can help solve problems
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