WorksheetsThe Making & Reshaping of Medieval Europe CP WH Study Guide
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 1hrs 20mins
Where in the empire did many Holy Roman emperors meddle, thus allowing greater freedom to Germany's feudal princes?
Italy
Saxony
England
France
Netherlands
The selling of church offices is called . . .
excommunication.
lay investiture.
investiture.
simony.
penance.
The College of Cardinals attempted to fix the problem of immoral men being popes by having what group of people choose the pope?
Nobles
Emperors
Serfs
Churchmen
Vassal
Who was crowned Holy Roman emperor in 962?
Charlemagne
Otto I
Frederick I
Frederick II
Henry V
What was the name of the battle fought between William of Normandy and Harold, Earl of Wessex?
Culloden
Bosworth Field
Hastings
London
Tours
Which powerful pope helped one of the las Hohenstaufen rulers to secure his throne?
Gregory I
Gregory VII
Leo I
Innocent III
Francis I
What was the chief obstacle that kept French kings from expanding their power?
land held by the English kings
"power of the purse"
power of the pope
strength of the feudal lords
land held by German kings
Who was the reforming pope who outlawed lay investiture and won a victory over Henry IV at Canossa?
Innocent II
Gregory VII
Gregory I
LeoI
Boniface VIII
Which of the following statements is not true of Alfred the Great?
He defeated the Danes and rules the southern portion of England.
He founded the English navy.
He surveyed the taxable resources of England.
He set up districts with shire-reeves as government official.
Which of the following did not govern the behavior of a knight?
Peace of God
Chivalry
Domesday Book
Truce of God
Bushido
Who was the first of the Hohenstaufens to rule the Holy Roman Empire?
Frederick I
Otto I
Frederick II
Henry VI
Louis IX
What caused lay investiture?
Church officials who controlled land needed a lord's protection.
Church officials wanted more land and power.
Secular rulers conquered church property.
Church officials were poor and needy.
Which of the following was the Danish ruler of England?
Alfred
Henry the Fowler
Otto I
Canute
Charles the Bald
Monks began to compile the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle during what king's reign?
John
Edward I
Alfred
Henry II
George III
All of the following rulers received territory after the Treaty of Verdun except . . .
Charles the Bald.
Otto.
Louis the German.
Lothair.
Who grew up in Sicily and later broke his promise to Innocent III?
Edward I
Frederick I
Frederick II
Philip II
Edward III
The Capetian kings were able to increase their power over feudal lords by . . .
producing sons to keep the line of succession clear.
enlarging royal possessions by conquest and through marriage alliances.
developing a centralized government.
all the above.
Which of the following men was a medieval missionary?
Boniface
Clovis
Charles Martel
Hugh Capet
Henry the Fowler
The Île-de-France was land . . .
held by feudal lords.
held by English kings.
around Paris ruled by the king.
conquered outside France
around Rome ruled by the king.
Philip II tripled the size of his domain by taking land from which English king?
Henry II
Henry IV
John
Edward I
James I
All of the following are Roman Catholic teachings except . . .
purgatory.
feudalism.
seven sacraments.
mass.
Holy Eucharist.
Which of the following was not an economic principle brought about by the revival of trade and changes in business methods?
dignity of labor
freedom of exchange
group responsibility
legitimacy of profit
What was the legal document granted by a feudal lord that outlined the privileges of townspeople?
contract
constitution
covenant
charter
confederation
The middle class accomplished all the following except . . .
contributing to the decline of the feudal system.
threatening the position of the nobility in society.
weakening the political authority of the nobility.
weakening the authority of kings.
The official language of the Roman Catholic Church was . . .
English.
Greek.
Hebrew.
Latin.
French.
What region in Europe was the primary place of trade since it was at the crossroads of Northern trade routes?
Flanders
Danzig
Stockholm
London
Avignon
Our word "bank" comes from the Italian word banca, meaning . . .
"Bench"
"Exchange"
"Money"
"Lender"
"Safe"
Which of the following men was not a Scholastic thinker?
Abelard
Anselm
Aquinas
Bacon
The growth of towns brought about the emergence of what new social class?
nobility
peasants
middle class
serfs
Which of the following influenced the growth of towns in Europe?
population increase
trade
increased agriculture production
all of the above
Which of the following is the correct order, from lowest to highest, of the members of a craft guild?
master, journeyman, apprentice
journeyman, master, apprentice
apprentice, journeyman, master
apprentice, master, journeyman
The new intellectual movement that had its roots in Bible study was known as . . .
mysticism.
classicism.
Scholasticism.
Romanism.
The common spoken language of a country is called the . . .
university.
quadrivium.
trivium.
vernacular.
What political entity involved an independent king who ruled a group of people having common interests?
city-state
nation-state
empire
kingdom
What was the name for a group of merchants who banded together to protect their interests within a town?
union
guild
league
society
Paris and Bologna were known for their . . .
cathedrals.
guilds.
markets.
universties.
The German league that sought to control and organize trade in much of northwestern Europe was the . . .
Champagne League.
Hanseatic League.
League of the Germanic States.
League of the Baltic Sea.
The author of the Divine Comedy was . . .
Thomas Aquinas.
Geoffrey Chaucer.
Dante Alighieri.
Peter Abelard.
Which of the following was not a part of Henry II's reign?
Magna Carta
indictments
common law
circuit courts
Art and architecture of the Middle Ages were most influenced by the . . .
church.
feudal lord.
middle class.
monarch.
Which of the following was not an English victory over France during the Hundred Years' War?
Agincourt
Crécy
Poitiers
Bosworth Field
Vernacular literature developed first in the form of . . .
long narrative poems.
short poetry.
short stories.
plays.
Which of the following was an English scientist?
Abelard
Bacon
Chaucer
Dante
The primary centers of education during the early Middle Ages were . . .
cathedrals and monasteries.
universities.
town schools.
manor schools.
Who was known as "the Prince of the Schoolmen"?
Peter Abelard
Thomas Aquinas
Dante Alighieri
Anselm
Which of the following did not lead to the Hundred Years' War between France and England?
France's threat to English wool trade
England's attempt to take Flanders
England's possession of French lands
Edward III's claim to the French throne
The period in which more than one pope claimed supremacy is called the . . .
Babylonian Captivity.
Golden Bull.
Great Schism.
Wars of the Roses.
Which pope was humiliated by Philip IV?
Innocent III
Urban II
Boniface VIII
Boniface VI
Philip II
The nation of Spain was created by the union of which two thrones?
Aragon and Portugal
Aragon and Castile
Castile and Portugal
Castile and Habsburg
Which of the following did not occur following the Hundred Years' War?
Feudalism declined in England and France.
Nationalism developed in England and France.
The monarchy's power declined in France.
England became involved in a civil war/
What group did the people of the Iberian Peninsula seek to drive out?
Christians.
English.
Moors.
Goths.
Persians.
The purpose of the Council of Constance was to . . .
end the Great Schism.
restricted the Golden Bull.
end the Hundred Years' War.
execute Joan of Arc.
What family came to occupy the throne of Austria and ruled it until after World War I?
Hohenstaufen
Maximilian
Habsburg
Hanoverian
Which do not characterize Romanesque architecture?
thick walls
small doors
big windows
heavy columns
Which of the following was not true about the Crusades?
The Crusades weakened the feudal structure of Europe.
The Crusades opened new horizons to the people of medieval Europe.
The Crusades expanded commercial activity in Europe.
The early Crusades weakened the papact.
The real power in Germany, as evidenced by the control of the Diet, was in the hands of the . . .
church.
emperor.
middle class.
nobility.
What was the period called in which the papacy did not reside in Rome?
Great Schism
Babylonian Captivity
Wilderness Wandering
Egyptian Captivity
Moneychangers grew in importance because of their ability to . . .
judge the approximate value of coins.
counterfeit currency.
print and coin money.
perform their services without a fee.
Which of the following rulers was a Habsburg ruler?
Louis IX
Edward I
Philip IV
Maximilian I
The Wars of the Roses were the type of war?
international
civil
holy
crusade
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a young boy placed in the care of a knight
page
freemen
vassal
laity
squire
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more privileged peasants who served as manorial officials or skilled laborers
page
freemen
vassal
laity
squire
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the recipient of an estate from a king; sergeant to the king
page
serfs
vassal
laity
squire
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parishioners
page
serfs
vassal
laity
squire
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the majority of peasants living on a manor
page
serfs
vassal
laity
squire
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conducted religious services, administered sacraments to the laity, and supervised the business and property of the church
Secular Clergy
College of Cardinals
Regular Clergy
Knight
lords
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created to ensure that churchmen rather than Roman nobles or German kings would choose the popes
Secular Clergy
College of Cardinals
Regular Clergy
Knight
lords
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in the business of protecting life an property
page
squire
serfs
knight
lords
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land-holding nobles
page
squire
serfs
knight
lords
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strict code of behavior
chivalry
squire
serfs
fiefs
lords
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D
Aix-la-Chappelle
Paris
Rome
Lombard's territory
Carolingian Empire
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G
Aix-la-Chappelle
Paris
Rome
Lombard's territory
Carolingian Empire
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F
Aix-la-Chappelle
Paris
Rome
Lombard's territory
Carolingian Empire
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B
Aix-la-Chappelle
Paris
Rome
Lombard's territory
Carolingian Empire
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A
Aix-la-Chappelle
Paris
Rome
Lombard's territory
Carolingian Empire
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C
North Sea
Rhine River
Alps
Danube River
Mediterranean Sea
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E
North Sea
Rhine River
Alps
Danube River
Mediterranean Sea
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H
North Sea
Rhine River
Alps
Danube River
Mediterranean Sea
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I
North Sea
Rhine River
Alps
Danube River
Mediterranean Sea
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J
North Sea
Rhine River
Alps
Danube River
Mediterranean Sea
