WorksheetsChapter 14 Formation of Western Europe Test
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
Why is it called the black plague?
Only white people die from it
Only black people die from it
Peoples blood goes black from internal bleeding
Your hair turns black
How is the black plague spread?
Contact with infected people
Coughing
Bites from rats
Bites from rat fleas
Why was the disease spreading so fast?
Rat outbreaks everwhere
Poor Living/Hygiene
All of the Above
Traveling with rats in boats
What is another possible way that the Plague Spread according to the work in class?
Through the Air
Through Tribes of Gauls
In Cows
In Pigs
What direction did the plague travel when it reached Europe
South
West
North West
East
What was the chief goal of the Crusades?
to spread Christianity throughout Europe, Asia, and Africa
to recover Jerusalem and the Holy Land from the Muslim Turks
to improve trade among the Europe, Asia, and Africa
to force the Byzantines to become Catholics
What was the effect of the three-field system?
farmers produced more food and villagers had more to eat
farmers could grow crops on one-half of their land
farmers could let their ground lie fallow over the winter
farmers could grow crops on one-third of their land
During the later Middle Ages, where were most serfs likely to search for freedom?
farms
monasteries
towns or cities
the Holy Land
Which group was most responsible for the spread of bubonic plague in Europe?
invaders
Crusaders
traders
French soldiers
Which of the following was the central issue of the Hundred Years' War?
the throne of France
the throne of England
the location of the pope's home
the religion of the French people
What was the most important effect of the Hundred Years' War?
it caused the development of national identities in England and France
it led to Joan of Arc becoming France's patron saint
it destroyed formerly prosperous English towns and villages
it put an end to the three-field approach to farming
What was one negative effect of the Crusades that has continued to the present?
weakening of the feudal nobility
trade between Europe and Asia
hostility between Muslims and Christians
strengthening of papal authority
Why were the Europeans able to begin studying ancient Greek works?
Greek scholars translated the works into English
Greek scrolls containing the writings of philosophers were found in caves
Merchants traded gold to obtain ancient Greek writings from the Assyrians
they gained access to Muslim and Byzantine libraries that contained Greek works
The English king was led the Third Crusade?
Richard the Lion-Hearted
John
Urban II
Philip II
The most famous and respected Muslim leader of his age?
Saladin
Richard the Lion-Hearted
Canute
Hugh Capet
The architectural style most closely associated with the Age of Faith?
Classical
Romantic
Neoclassical
Gothic
The Crusade that resulted in the capture of Jerusalem by the Christians and the creation of four Crusader states?
First Crusade
Second Crusade
Third Crusade
Fourth Crusade
The Crusade that resulted in the signing of a truce and an agreement to allow Christian pilgrims to visit Jerusalem?
First Crusade
Second Crusade
Third Crusade
Fourth Crusade
The pope who issued the call for the First Crusade?
St. Francis of Assisi
Clement VII
Martin V
Urban II
The pope who issued the call for the First Crusade?
St. Francis of Assisi
Clement VII
Martin V
Urban II
Which developments did the most to end the Middle Ages?
longbow, bubonic plague, Hundred Years' War, the Great Schism
Hundred Years' War, Parliament, Inquisition, Reconquista
Crusades, longbow, Battle of Hastings, the Great Schism
guilds, bubonic plague, Inquisition, common law
