WorksheetsThe Middle Ages
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which two countries fought during the Hundred Years' War?
Italy and Spain
France and Spain
England and France
England and China
According to this passage, what was a major result of the Hundred Years’ War?
France became the new leader of the Holy Roman Empire
The Catholic Church lost power in France
France began to develop a strong monarchy
Increasing the military ensured economic prosperity in France
The Magna Carta was important because it —
established the right of assembly
limited the power of the king
ended the system of feudalism
increased the influence of the church
William the Conqueror established himself as King of England after winning the —
Battle of Concord
Battle of Tours
Battle of Hastings
Battle of the Rubicon
Which man united most of England and was also known as “William the Conqueror
William of Normandy
Hugh Capet
King William of Spain
William of France
Which of the following was NOT a result of the Crusades
Strong cooperation between Christian and Jews
Stimulated trade throughout the Mediterranean area and the Middle East
Weakened the Byzantine Empire
Weakened the Pope and nobles
This speech helped to start the —
Hundred Years’ War
First Crusade
Norman Conquest
Holy Roman Empire
Which of the following was a result of the Crusades
Religious toleration in Western Europe
Increased mistrust between Muslims and Christians
The end of the Muslim religion
Reunification of the Church of Rome and the Byzantine Church
What caused this change in European population
The Norman Conquest
The Black Death
The Crusades
The Mongols
Church scholars translated Greek and Arabic works into —
Spanish
Latin
English
French
The first European universities were based on the scholarly contributions of —
courts
guilds
manors
monasteries
Joan of Arc is most remembered as a —
Christian saint who died during the Muslim invasions
peasant maiden who led the French armies in the Hundred Years' War
the Queen of France who defeated the English
English peasant girl who led the English troops against the Muslim invaders
Which institution in Western Europe had the most power during the Middle Ages
The Church
Merchant guilds
The feudal system
Roman universities
The code of the Knights was called —
Christianity
nobility
chivalry
warfare
Which change was a result of the rise of the feudal system
Major cities were established
Local lords had the most political power
Artistic achievements became socially important
Long-distance trade routes were developed.
Feudal relationships defined land ownership and protection agreements between —
merchants and serfs
serfs and peasants
lords and vassals
kings and queens
Which factor strengthened both the Byzantine Empire and the empire of Charlemagne?
Unity between politics and religion
Respect for elders and ancestors
Studies of geography and medicine
Patrons of painters and sculptors
The Frankish kings expanded their territory most often through —
conquest
marriage
inheritance
agreement
Scandinavians who invaded Europe were called —
Huns
Aryans
Vikings
Magyars
What sports did nobles and knights engaged in.
jousting and Falconry
Gladiatorial games
Chariot races
soccer
Which group settled in the region labeled as number 1
Saxons
Russians
Vikings
Magyars
Which group settled in the region labeled as number 4?
Angles
Vikings
Saxons
Magyars
Which group settled in the region labeled as number 3
Angles
Vikings
Saxons
Magyars
Which form of European hierarchy had a rigid class structure
Medieval shogunate
Medieval feudal system
Manorialism
Hindu caste system
In 800 AD, who did Pope Leo crown the Holy Roman Emperor?
Justinian
Charlemagne
Muhammad
Constantine
