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WorksheetsChapter 22 Assessment
Total questions: 78
Worksheet time: 3600secs
The name given to the lands ruled by the German kings.
The Holy Roman Empire
The Pagan Empire
Germanic tribes
Ottos Empire
This German king increased his power by making alliances with other German nobles and then persuaded the pope to crown him emperor.
Charlemagne
Otto the Great
Thomas Becket
Henry II
This pope was an Italian monk named Hildebrand and believed that the emperor should not have power over the church which led to conflict with Henry IV.
Pope Milan
Pope Otto the Great
Pope Gregory VII
Kinf Henry II
This agreement gave the Church the sole authority to appoint bishops.
Treaty of Worms
Archbishop Treaty
Concordat of Frogs
Concordat of Worms
What is the name of the Archbishop that was murdered? (First and Last name only, Spelling counts)
(a)
What is the name of the King who accidently ordered an Archbishop to be murdered.
(a)
A (a) is a journey undertaken to worship at a holy place. (Spelling counts)
To (a) means to exclude a person from a church or a religious community. (spelling counts)
Which states in Europe developed strong monarchies?
Germany and France
England and France
England and Germany
United States and England
The pope goverened through a system of graded ranks known as a ________
Archbishops
Concorat of Worms
hierachy
monarchies
The Germanic tribes that began settling in the east of Britain were known as ______
Beckets tribes
Capetians
excommunicated tribes
Anglo-Saxons
The land of Angles come to known as ___________
England
France
Germany
United States
The descendants of the Vikings who settled in northern France were known as ____________
monarchies
Anglo-Saxons
Normans
Germanic tribes
What is the name of the battle that the Normas defeated Harolds army and ended Anglo-Saxon rule in England? (spelling counts)
(a)
The Magna Carta is Latin for 'Great Charter'
True
False
What document limited the kings power? (spelling counts)
(a)
(a) is a body of law that has developed from custom and from judges decisions, rather than from laws passed by a lawmaking assembly. (spelling counts)
A Latin phrase that means 'you shall have the body'. (spelling counts)
(a)
A jailer would receive a (a) which a court order. The purpose of this would be to prevent secret arrests and imprisonments. (spelling counts)
a (a) is an assembly of representattives who make laws. (spelling counts)
The (a) ,a series of military campaigns to establish Christian control over the Holy Land. (spelling counts)
Peter the Hermit was a crab who did not like Christians.
True
False
A Muslim caliph was a leader.
True
False
Pope Urban II called for the First Crusade to free the Holy Land.
True
False
The word 'crusade' comes from the French word 'crux' meaning cross.
True
False
The First Crusade was a military success.
True
False
The Second Crusade was a success.
True
False
The (a) Crusade was known as the 'Crusade of the Kings'. (spelling counts)
During what Crusade did Saladin and Richard sign a truce?
First Crusade
Second Crusade
Third Crusade
Fourth Crusade
After the truce Jerusalem still remained in Muslim hands.
true
false
What important event happened during the Fourth Crusade?
Muslims were defeated
Lionheart was killed
Crusaders looted Paris
Crusaders looted Constantinople
A (a) is a belief that is rejected by official Church teaching.
Name one group that were targets of the crusaders religious persecution. (spelling counts)
(a)
________________ ________________is a group of military monks who were fierce warriors and set up an international banking system. (spelling counts)
(a)
Jewish communities were attacked and destroyed during the Crusades.
True
False
Venice and Genoa benefited from increased ______ brought on by the Crusades.
war
trade
heretics
excommunication
(a) is a series of investigations designed to find and judge heretics.
_____ _______ is the penninsula where present day Spain and Portugal are located. (spelling counts)
(a)
Muslims in Spain were known as
(a)
In the 10th century the Muslim capital of Cordoba was Europes largest city.
True
False
The movement to drive Muslims from Spain is called (a)
Granada was the last Muslim kingdom in Spain.
True
False
The most important secular leader of the Holy Roman Empire was the
pope
emperor
archbishop
Church
A person who has been excommunicated
can no longer be part of his or her church
must leave the country
can not hold public office
loses his property and land
Why did pilgrams travel?
to fight a holy war
to organize followers
to pay tribute to a king
to visit holy places
The successor of Otto the Great
served as emperor before Otto
was crowned as emperor after Otto
devoted his life to serving Otto
lost a battle for Otto's crown
A land grant from the emperor to a bishop was known as a
concordat
fief
coinage
hirarchy
Pope Gregory issued a list of rules declaring his supreme authority over both Church and (a) (meaning non-Church) leaders.
a journey undertaken to worship at a holy place
(a)
An archbishop ruled an important (a) meaning religious district.
The main purpose of the Crusades was to
drive nonbelievers out of Spain
bring Christian rule bakc to Constantinople
establish the Holy Roman Empire
win back control of the Holy Land
In the Middle Ages, what was considered heresy?
strict faithfulness to religious teachings
disagreements with religious teachings
the desire to join a religious order
the wish to leave a religious order
What happened when a person faced the Inquisition?
The personpromised service as a monk.
The person's fitness to join a crusade was tested
The persons beliefs were investigated
The person agreed to give up all worldly goods.
The great Christian city of Byzantine empire was
Constantinople
Rome
Jerusalem
Edessa
Why did Christians of the Middle Ages consider Muslims to be infidels?
because they settled in the Holy Lands
because they stopped the Childrens army
because they threatened the Holy Roman Empire
because they did not believe in Jesus as God
The (a) , a series of military campaigns to establish Christain control over the Holy Land.
A (a) is a belief that is rejected by official Church teaching.
(a) a series of investagations designed to find and judge heretics
Knights Templars were an order of military monks who were known for being warriors and setting up an international banking system.
True
False
Venice and Genoa were two Italian cities that suffered from the Crusades.
True
False
The Iberian Penninsula is located in the area of present- day
North Africa
Jerusalem
Spain and Portugal
Russia and Turkey
Who were the Moors?
Muslims of Spain
Muslims of Turkey
Christians of Spain
Non-Muslims of North Africa
During the Reconquista, Christians tried to
conquer Spain
expel Muslims from Constantinople
expel Muslims from Spain
conquer Constantinople
Which sentence best describes the city of Cordoba in the tenth century?
Cordoba was a center of Catholic learning
Cordoba was the largest city in Europe
Cordoba had fewer people than Rome or Paris
Cordoba was the base for the Reconquista
What region was the center of Muslim culture in Spain?
Castile-Leon
Toledo
the Ottoman empire
as-Andalus
Torquemada was a Dominican monk who headed the Spanish Inquisition.
True
False
Muslims rulers wanted to maintain stability, and Quran encourages tolerace.
True
False
Reconquista means reconquest.
True
False
Under Isabella and Ferdinand thousands of Jews were saved from persecution.
True
False
Under Isabella and Ferdinand thousands of Jews were saved from persecution.
True
False
What did the Magna Cart protect?
the powers of the king
the rights of barons
the authority of The Church
the freedom of all men
Common law results from
actions of lawmaking assemblies
conflict betweeen king and lords
custom and judges decisions
high taxes and military failures
What does habeas corpus prevent?
cruel and unusual punishment
unfair taxation
secret arrests
trial by jury
Where does a writ start out?
in a secret meeting
as an act of an assembly
as an act of a monarch
in a court of law
The main work of representatives in a parliament is
running trials
training an army
keeping the peace
making laws
Magna Carta is Latin for 'Great Charter'
True
False
Habeas Corpus is a Latin phrase meaning 'you shall have the body'
True
False
A writ is a court order.
True
False
