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Lovesmith CBA 2 Prep

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

Emperor Constantine is famous in the Roman Empire for

a)

Moving the Roman capitol from Rome to Constantinople.

b)

Creating a new tax system that benefited the working class.

c)

Organizing a reward system for successful generals.

d)

Hosting as MC for the Roman warrior karaoke contests.

2.

Byzantine Empire

a)

A. Became so powerful as a central port for trade.

b)

B. Was an empire known to include different ethnic groups

c)

C. The Eastern Roman empire that had its capitol in Constantinople.

d)

D. All of the above

3.

Feudalism

a)

A. The middle of the city center where disputes were solved.

b)

B. Europeans developed this system to protect themselves that involved political, economic, and social systems.

c)

C. Involved lords giving free land or a fief to a vassal or servant.

d)

D. Only B & C

4.

Eastern Orthodoxy is different from Roman Catholicism in

a)

A. There is no Pope.

b)

B. Priests have the option to marry and have families

c)

C. Believe the power structure of the church is shared among other churches.

d)

D. All of the Above

5.

The head of the Roman Catholic Church

a)

A. The Grand Poobaw

b)

B. The Hagia Sophia

c)

C. The Pope

d)

D. The Grand Cahuna

6.

Emperor Justinian greatest contribution to history was...

a)

A. Established strict dietary laws for the empire.

b)

B. Banned inter-marriage between various ethnic groups

c)

C. Created a new warrior class that ensured equal representation.

d)

D. Brought together Roman laws into a comprehensive legal code.

7.

After the fall of Rome in 476 A.D. to the 1400s is a period known to be between ancient and modern times.

a)

A. The Hun Revoltion

b)

B. The Middle Ages

c)

C. The Age of Enlightenment

d)

D. The Modern Age

8.

The Middle Ages were devastating because

a)

A. Disease became a prominent feature of trade.

b)

B. Society and human learning stopped and went backwards.

c)

C. The monarchy became abusive in absolute power systems.

d)

D. Poor sanitation systems led to the shortened lifespan.

9.

Building with domes and tall spires are an example of which style of architecture?

a)

A. Gothic Architecture

b)

B. Greco-Roman Architecture

c)

C. Islamic Architecture

d)

D. Byzantine Architecture

10.

The Dark Ages were ended largely by the efforts of

a)

A. Charles Martel

b)

B. Charlemagne

c)

C. Richard the Lion-Heart

d)

D. WIlliam of Orange

11.

Charlemagne's being crowned "Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire" proved a turning point in history because after this...

a)

A. The power of the church declines and the emperor/kings power increases.

b)

B. Church power increases and kings agree to follow the Pope.

c)

C. The Emperors Council was formed for state security.

d)

D. Proved to be the starting point for a future power struggle within the monarchy.

12.

The coronation of Charlemagne is also so significant because...

a)

It formed a defensive compact between France, Germany, Holland, Belgium, and Northern Italy.

b)

It signified the new political and religious unity of Western Europe under Christianity

c)

It brought about a formal secret agreement between the Pope and future kings to honor the pontiff as all-powerful.

d)

Charlemagne was not significant because of his crimes against humanity and is better known as the Frankish butcher.

13.

A major social characteristic of feudal society was...

a)

The development of a strict class structure based on the control of land and military power.

b)

A chicken in every pot on Sundays to honor the working class and prevent hunger and rebellion.

c)

The new marriage law that forbid non-Christians from marrying Christians.

d)

Group socials at the lord's manor became commonplace as a perks for loyalty to the local lords or nobles.

14.

Local lords gave away a fief for...

a)

Charity

b)

Religious endorsement

c)

Earning loyalty

d)

Competition with other lords

15.

Leading nobles or lords controlled political life by

a)

Building large castles for their own protection.

b)

Charging admission to people wanting protection.

c)

Providing advancements to anyone who swore allegiance.

d)

Giving quarterly bonuses to informants.

16.

In the feudal system, the economics structure was best displayed by

a)

Knights routinely patrolled for the village protection and provided weekly reports to lords.

b)

Manor workers worked in guild clusters that competed for efficiency and higher wages.

c)

Peasants were discouraged from having children due to the lack of childcare and long work hours.

d)

Most people lived on manors with the lord's house and the peasants living in the surrounding territory.

17.

Serfs in the feudal economic system gave part of their harvest to the lord in exchange for

a)

lower taxes and free education

b)

land, protection, and other services

c)

free leg of roasted lamb

d)

oath of loyalty and absolute allegiance

18.

St. Thomas Aquinas believed in the existence of "natural law" or

a)

Universal laws based on reason that are independent of the government.

b)

Clear moralistic teaching given outside the church

c)

Irrational thought and brooding on sinful desires of the flesh.

d)

Summa Theologica thoughts to not trust but have faith.

19.

After the fall of Rome in 476 A.D., how did the Church effect society?

a)

A. Health Care

b)

B. Education Learning

c)

C. Place for people to come together and escape life' misery

d)

D. All of the Above

20.

Saint Augustine asked why God allowed barbarians destroy Christian civilization of Rome and concluded...

a)

A. The city of Rome ran out of resources and had poor leadership.

b)

B. Nothing earthly lasts forever and only the "City of God" in Heaven is eternal.

c)

C. The "City of Man" runs through cycles that are repeating.

d)

D. The destruction of Rome was totally random and had nothing to do with God.