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WorksheetsMiddle Ages Part 2 Quiz 2
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
These guys had the responsibility of fighting under feudalism
a)
serfs
b)
lords
c)
knights
d)
peasants
2.
Which statement best describes the result of the Crusades?
a)
Europeans maintained a lasting control over much of the Middle East
b)
Islamic influence dominated Europe
c)
Europeans developed tolerance of Non-Christian religions
d)
trade between Europe and the Middle East was expanded
3.
What was the significance of the Battle of Tours?
a)
It united all the Franks under one king
b)
It reestablished the Roman Empire
c)
It prevented Islam from spreading further into Europe.
d)
It created the modern nation of France.
4.
Who was the King of England that participated in the 3rd Crusade?
a)
Frederick I
b)
Phillip II
c)
Louis XVI
d)
Richard the Lion-Hearted
5.
In what Crusade, did Christians capture Jerusalem in 1099?
a)
First
b)
Second
c)
Third
d)
Fourth
6.
The first Crusade got started when the Seljuk Turks did what?
a)
Prevented Christians from entering Jerusalem
b)
Attacked the Catholic city of Rome
c)
burnt down the city of Jerusalem
d)
Capture the city of Constantinople
7.
What was the symbol of the Crusaders?
a)
A blue sword
b)
A yellow lion
c)
A red cross
d)
A black snake
8.
Who won the Hundred Years' War?
a)
England
b)
France
c)
Italy
d)
China
9.
What is another name for the Black Death?
a)
Bubonic Plague
b)
Smallpox
c)
Pneumonia
d)
Chicken Pox
10.
Who was the teen peasant girl who rallied the French troops to fight back against the English in the Hundred Years War?
a)
Joan of Arc
b)
Queen Isabella
c)
Robin Hood
d)
Queen Elizabeth
11.
Spanish Inquisition was created by the Catholic Monarchs because...
a)
...they were intolerant towards other religions
b)
...they liked only Muslim people
c)
...they were tolerant only with Christians and Jewish
d)
...they wanted a police to control Christian people
12.
The Inquisition was a movement by church leaders to keep people "holy" though which of these means?
a)
fasting
b)
fiery sermons
c)
torture
d)
all of the above
13.
Which pope called for the First Crusade?
a)
Leo III
b)
Gregory IX
c)
Urban II
d)
Alexius I
14.
What motivated the Pope to call for the Crusades
a)
He wanted to reunite the church.
b)
He wanted nobles to stop fighting eachother and unite to fight a common enemy.
c)
He wanted to extend his power over the eastern empire.
d)
all answers are correct
15.
What was a negative effect of the Crusades?
a)
all answers are correct
b)
Over 1,000,000 people were killed throughout the Crusades.
c)
A division was formed between Christians and Muslims.
d)
They started a conflict that is still going on today.
16.
What caused the Second Crusade?
a)
Muslims expanded to Christian land and prevented Christians from visiting there.
b)
Saladin conquered Jerusalem.
c)
Christians invaded Muslim land.
d)
Muslims overtook a Christian state in the holy land.
17.
What motivatoin did people have to join the Crusades and fight?
a)
They were promised forgiveness for their sins.
b)
They were promised wealth and riches.
c)
They were backing Christianity and had a goal to regain control of the holy land.
d)
all answers are correct
18.
What was the outcome of the Second Crusade?
a)
Christians won and gained control of the holy land.
b)
Muslims won and gained control of the holy land.
c)
Jews won and gained control of the holy land.
d)
No one won and the holy land remained a neutral zone.
19.
During the Third Crusade, the Muslim leader that took control of Jerusalem was
a)
King Richard I
b)
Saladin
c)
Pope Urban II
d)
Alexius I
20.
How did the Crusades influence Europe economically?
a)
increased trade
b)
ended feudalism and manorialism
c)
increased ideas and technology
d)
all answers are correct
21.
The reclaiming of Spain and Portugal by Christians is known as the
a)
Reconquista
b)
Inquisition
c)
Renaissance
d)
Reformation
22.
The plague spread to Europe from
a)
Asia
b)
Africa
c)
the Americas
d)
It originated in Europe and spread to other places.
23.
Which statement is TRUE about the plague? (not a false belief)
a)
It was a punishment from God.
b)
It was caused by bad air.
c)
It was spread by fleas on rats.
d)
It was caused by contaminated food.
24.
How would you describe the population of Europe BEFORE the Black Death?
a)
Population was up and food was down, so people were in poor health already.
b)
Population was up and food was up, so people were in average health.
c)
Population was down and food supply was up, so people were healthy and stong.
d)
Population was down and food supply was down, so people hasd just enough to stay healthy.
25.
How did the extermination of the cat population by the Pope influence the spread of the plague?
a)
The cats had the disease, so when the cats were killed the disease went away.
b)
When the cats were killed, the rat population increased causing the plague to spread rapidly.
c)
When the cats were killed, the rat population decreased causing the plague to go away.
d)
It did not increase or decrease the spread of the disease. (Had no influence)
26.
What caused the Hundred Years War?
a)
The countries were fighting over money.
b)
The countries were fighting over land.
c)
The countires were fighting over power.
d)
all answers are correct
27.
What effect did the Hundred Years war have on the countries involved?
a)
France became stronger, exploration increased, and technology increased.
b)
England became stronger, France lost land, and technology changed during the war.
c)
Spain gained territory in France, France lost land, and technology decreased.
d)
Spain and Portugal became one country and more powerful and England and France.
28.
Why was Joan of Arc was considered a martyr?
a)
The church adopted her ideas and worked with her.
b)
She was arrested by the church for heresy and eventually burned at the stake for her cause.
c)
She had little influence on the people during the Middle Ages.
d)
The king did not agreee with her cause and had her killed.
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