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WorksheetsThe Church in the Middle Ages- ch. 11-17
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins
What are the 3 vows of a monk or nun?
poverty, obedience, and chastity
poverty, obedience, and justice
poverty, chastity, and purity
The vow of obedience says you will obey _________________.
Scripture, the Church, and the emperor
Scripture, the Church, and the abbot
Scripture, the Church, and the local police department
The Cluny Reform aimed at reforming the _________________.
papacy
clergy and government
government
papacy, monks, and clergy
The Vikings who settled northwest France were known as the _____________.
Muslims
Normans
Lombards
Scandan
The lord was someone who GAVE land in the feudal system in exchange for military protection.
true
false
The vassal was the poorest of the 2 classes in the feudal system.
true
false
The peasant/serf is anyone who RECEIVED land in exchange for military protection in the feudal system.
true
false
Vikings often attacked _______________ because of unprotected wealth.
cathedrals
farms
monasteries
nobles' homes
What was the original occupation of most Vikings?
piracy
farming
boat building
architecture
Who was known for building and sailing dragon boats?
the French
the nobles
the mayor of the palace
the Vikings
Lands held under the conditions of feudalism were called ________.
vassals
serfs
manors
fiefs
This treaty divided Charlemagne's kingdom into 3 parts.
Treaty of Verdun
Treaty of Louis the Pious
Treaty of Charlemagne
Treaty of Versailles
Which monastic vow required a monk to own no personal possessions?
obedience
chastity
poverty
modesty
Which monastic vow required sexual purity?
vow of purity
vow of obedience
vow of chastity
vow of poverty
Which monastic vow forbade marriage?
vow of chastity
vow of purity
vow of obedience
vow of poverty
The division of the Church into the Latin Western Church and the Greek Eastern Church was called the Great _____________.
Split
Division
Chasm
Schism
Who led the French Children's Crusade?
Nicholas of Paris
Stephen of Cloyes
Gregory of Rome
Mr. T
Who led the German Children's Crusade? (which was not actually completely a children's crusade)
Nicholas
Stephen
Gregory
Rocky
The Crusades lasted for less than 100 years.
true
false
Benedict IX was one of the most ______________men ever named pope.
generous
evil
deserving
forgiving
Sylvester III became pope when ______________________.
Benedict was run out of Rome
he was elected by the cardinal bishops
he bought it from Gregory VI
Benedict decided to get married
Benedict tried to sell the papacy for ________________________.
100 pounds of gold
100 pounds of silver
1000 bitcoins
1000 pounds of silver
"Filioque" is Latin for "and the Son".
true
false
There were only 4 crusades.
true
false
The Church in the Middle Ages can accurately be described as _____________.
inspirational
corrupt
sinless
The Latin Western church used ______________ bread for the Eucharist.
leavened
unleavened
The Roman Catholic Church was known as the ____________ Church.
Greek
German
Latin
The Eastern Orthodox Church used _____________ during worship services during the Middle Ages.
Greek
Latin
Which church believed in purgatory?
Latin Western
Greek Eastern
Which church required its clergy to be clean-shaven?
Latin Western
Greek Eastern
Which church did NOT approve of "filioque"?
Latin Western
Greek Eastern
Which church submitted to papal authority?
Latin Western
Greek Eastern
Which church submitted to ecumenical councils as the final authority on spiritual issues?
Latin Western
Greek Eastern
What city was considered the seat of the Latin Western Church?
Constantinople
Carthage
Rome
Jerusalem
What city was considered the seat of the Eastern Orthodox Church?
Constantinople
Rome
Carthage
Jerusalem
Which Church allowed its priests to marry?
Latin Western
Greek Eastern
Approximately how many people died during the Crusades?
1 million
100,000
30,000
20,000
How many crusades were considered successful from the European point of view?
none of them
all of them
only 1
5
People fought in the first crusade in order to take back control of ___________ from the Muslims.
Jerusalem
Rome
Constantinople
Carthage
The Children's Crusade was officially a crusade because the pope gave his blessing to the children.
true
false
Why did Pope Nicholas II create a new method for electing popes?
to free up the cardinal bishops for more spiritual work
to free the monks from their vows
to free the papacy from all political control
Jerusalem is a holy city to Jews because ____________________.
It's the location of the Moses' tomb
It's the location of the original temple of Solomon
it's the location of the Dead Sea Scrolls
Jerusalem is a holy city to Muslims because they believe __________________________.
Mohammed ascended to heaven there
Mohammed received his revelation from the angel Gabriel there
Mohammed was married there
Jerusalem is an important city for Christians because ______________.
Jesus preached the Sermon on the Mount there
Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead there
Jesus calmed the storm there
Jesus died, was buried, and rose from the dead there
People fought in the crusades because they were promised _____________________ if they fought.
wealth
large plots of land in Rome
forgiveness of sins
an easy life
What probably happened to the children who participated in the Children's Crusade?
died of hunger
died of exhaustion
sold into slavery
drowned in the Mediterranean Sea
any/all of these answers
Some crusaders fought because it gave __________________ of European nobles the opportunity to get new land for themselves.
older sons
younger sons
monks
vassals
Some crusaders fought in the crusades because it gave them the opportunity to _________________.
travel
make new friends
move up in social class
People fought in the crusades because of the possibility of opening new _______________________.
trade routes
churches
monasteries
centers of learning
Some crusaders fought because they wanted to protect the ________________________ from the Turks.
Holy Roman Empire
pope
Latin Church
Byzantine Empire
