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WorksheetsSetting the Stage Europe's Renaissance and Reformation
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 7mins
Much of the power in Europe from 1300-1600 lay in
the papal states
the city-states of Italy
the Holy Roman Empire
All of the above
During the 1300-1600s, Italy was not
unified.
a series of self-governing cities.
a collection of city-states.
All of the above
The city of Rome is in an area called the
Venician Grounds.
Ottoman Empire.
Papal States.
French Alps.
Florence, __________, and Milan are Italian cities that each grew in influence, trade, and banking from the 1300-1600s.
Venice
Genoa
Naples
Sicily
Within the Holy Roman Empire, powerful _______________ ruled over smaller territories.
tribes
queens
princes
totalitarians
Who established the Holy Roman Empire in the 700s?
Emperor Ottoman
Queen Athena
the Teutonic Order
King Charlemagne
Who controlled the Papal States?
the Pope
Roman Soldiers
Venician citizens
All of the above
