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WorksheetsUnit #2: Medieval Europe
Total questions: 37
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which of the following was not a major event that caused the decline of the Roman Catholic Church?
Corruption due to wealth
Babylonian Captivity with multiple Popes
Black Death caused disbelief
Congregations believed in sacraments
Which of the following does not describe the Black Death in Medieval Europe?
Began in England
Was caused by disease
Spread by fleas, rats, and people
About ½ of the population died
What is manorialism?
Social system
Technological system
Economic system
Religious system
People who separate themselves from ordinary society in order to dedicate their lives to God are known as:
Priest
Cardinal
Monk
Archbishop
Which of the following did not occur during the Agricultural Revolution of Medieval Europe?
Population increased in Europe
Disease occurred due to famine
Increased food production
New farming technology like the three – field system
Which of the following was not a part of the leadership within the church?
Priest
Bishop
Monarch
Nun
Which of the following was not a part of guild training?
Journeyman
Apprentice
Vassal
Master
Who was the leader of the Roman Catholic Church during the Medieval Period and today?
Bishop
Pope
Priest
Archbishop
Which of the following did not cause a revival of trade?
Growing European population
Less warfare between lords
Foreign invasion decreased
Creation of cities by lords
What was the Inquisition?
A cathedral created in Spain
A castle created by the Holy Roman Emperor
A Christian court meant to combat heresy
A biography about a saint created by Monks
Which of the following was not a reason why people created guilds?
Greater benefits
Regulate buyers
Better protection
More Money
Which Germanic group of people moved into England after the fall of the Roman Empire?
Huns
Visigoths
Anglo - Saxon
Vandals
Which of the following does not describe the geography of Europe during the Medieval Period?
1/3rd of the land was used for farming
Bordered by water
Mainly made up of mountain ranges
Lots of natural resources
What areas of land made up the Holy Roman Empire? Check all that apply.
England
Spain
France
Italy
Germany
In 1066 after the Battle of Hastings, William of Normandy (Conqueror) successfully invaded:
England
Italy
France
Holy Roman Empire
How did Henry I of England increase the power of the monarchy?
Made the church courts very powerful
Approved the greater lords need for power
Created a common law system which made all laws the same
Allowed the Inquisition to use torture in England
King Edward I created the English Parliament. What are the two houses in the English Parliament? Check all that apply.
House of Lords
Senate
House of Representatives
House of Commons
What caused the Pope and the Holy Roman Emperor to often fight against one another?
The Pope wanted to control the Holy Roman Emperor's military
The Holy Roman Emperor felt that the Pope should give him money to build cathedrals
The Holy Roman Emperor wanted to control Italy where the Pope lived
The Pope felt that the Holy Roman Emperor was created laws against the church
Which English king was forced to sign the Manga Carta?
Edward II
George VII
John I
Henry X
What jobs(s) did the English Parliament have?
Advise the king and make laws
Acts of judges in the royal courts
Lead the military in a war
Control the economy of the country
How was Charlemagne able to create a large French kingdom? Check all that apply.
Conquered using the military
People voted for him to become the leader
Spread Christianity to unite people
Divine Right of Kings, he was chosen by God
He was already the hereditary leader of France
The Manga Carta was a famous document in England which:
Set - up the English Parliament
Limited the powers of the king
Established the University of Cambridge
Made England a Republic
What was feudalism? Check all that apply.
Intellectual system
Economic system
Religious system
Political system
Social system
___________ languages are the "everyday language" used by the people of Medieval Europe.
Classical
Romantic
Modern
Vernacular
These buildings were tall, thin, had flying buttresses, and stained-glass windows.
Tudor Architecture
Modern Architecture
Neoclassical Architecture
Gothic Architecture
Which of the following were examples of popular vernacular stories during the Medieval Europe? Check all that apply.
The Bible
Chanson de Geste
Troubadour Poetry
Biography of a Saint
Works of the Philosopher Aristotle
These building were wide, short, and heavy looking and included domes, arches, and vaults in their construction.
Greek Architecture
Romanesque Architecture
Islamic Architecture
Byzantine Architecture
In the feudal system, what did a king give to a lord?
Money
Military Service
Rights
Land
In the feudal system, what did a lord give to the king? Check all that apply.
Land
Money
Food
Military Service
In the feudal system, what did a lord give to the serf? Check all that apply.
Land
Food
Rights
Protection
In the feudal system, what did a serf give to a lord? Check all that apply.
Money
Food
Rights
Labor
In the map, what country is letter A?
Italy
Holy Roman Empire
England
Spain
On the map, what country is letter C?
England
France
Papal States
Portugal
On the map, what country is letter B?
England
France
Holy Roman Empire
Spain
On the map, what country is letter D?
Portugal
Papal States
France
Spain
On the map, what country is letter F?
Italy
Papal States
Spain
France
On the map, what county is letter E?
France
England
Portugal
Holy Roman Empire
