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WorksheetsUnit 2: Dawn of the Medieval Age and Renaissance
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 38mins
Another term for 'rule of the popes' is....
religious authority
papal authority
clergymen
bishopmaster
In the Islamic empire, a holy warrior held the title of...
ghazi
mercenary
assasin
kamikaze
Select all that apply: Vikings originate from Scandinavia which is made up of what three countries.
Guam
Denmark
Canada
Sweden
Norway
Knights had to follow a strict code known as...
The Code of Conduct
The Code of Ethics
The Code of Law
The Code of Chivalry
The period of the Middle Ages were there wasnt any recording of economy equity, science and technology of the Western Europe was known as the (a) .
Select all that apply. During the Crusades, the European Christians discovered...
beaches
new trade routes
spices
art & technology
spring water
In the feudal system, monarches would award their nobles and lords...
fiefs
condos
manors
swoths
The Magna Carta had clauses that were transferred into the....
Constitution & Bill of Rights
Declaration of Indepence
Treaty of Versailes
Scarlet Letter
Before universities, there were...
thespian groups
vocational camps
cults
monasteries
The European Christians went after the Islamic Arabs to win back the....
Holy Land
fiefdoms
Seljuk homeland
France.
(a) is a belief system that emphasizez human action and places value on human nature.
The Renaissance was a rebirth to human interest and intellect. Select all that apply to the Renaissance.
expression
humanism
spiritualism
realism
The bubonic plague came from....
Asia
Italy
Portgual
Finland
The Christian Kingdoms and Muslim Moors fought to control the...
panama canal
Umayyad Empire
Kiev
Iberian peninsula
The borders of the Iberian peninsula are...
(Select all that apply.)
Atlantic Ocean
Pyrenees Mountains
Mediterranean Sea
Netherlands
North Africa
The two main dynasties that rules the Franks during the Middle Ages were the...
Merovingian and Clerovingian
Carolingian and Merovingian
Varangian and Venetian
Turkish and Germanic
The components of the feudal system are....(Select all that apply)
noble/lords
serf
monarch
peasant
knight
Lords were also known as...
vessels or jesters
ghazi or maji
Kree or Skrull
vassals or subordinates
a large area of flat unforested grassland in southeastern Europe or Siberia is a...
crepe
leper
grasslandia
steppe
Cyrillic is...
slaves alphabet
Slav country
Slavic alphabet
world famous language
Which statements are true about Ivan the Terrible?
he completed the unification of the Russian lands
tsar of Russia
he instituted a reign of terror against hereditary nobility
punched children for disobeying his commands
The Mongols were known for (a) , but celebrated for productive peace.
What statements are false about Ivan the Great?
punched children for disobeying his commands
tsar of Russia
the consolidation of Musocvite rule.
unification of Russian lands.
The brothers who founded Kiev(Kyiv) were...
Kyi
Schette
Cory
Khoryv
Schek
Which Crusades were considered "successful?"
Third
Fourth
Ninth
First
The Ninth and final Crusade was led by...
serfs
monks
children
rogues
The revival of trade in Europe brought an end to the Middle Ages and a rise to the...
Viking raids
Magna Carta
Renaissance
Spanish Inquisition
In the Middle Ages, (a) were valued commodities.
The conquest of the Crusades led the European Christians into places like...(Select all that apply)
North Africa
India
Instanbul
Venice
Which of the following are true?
Charles V was the most powerful emperor of Europe
Charles V was the most powerful emperor of the Holy Roman Empire
The Holy Roman Empire could not control trade and money
Kings and popes began fighting for power
Excommunication is....
a religious censure used to deprive or suspend membership in a religious community
suspended trading bill
a note to silence a King
act of disappearance
William the Conquerer became king of Normandy at the age of
eight
seven
eighteen
fourteen
William died on September 9, 1087 in
Ronin, Portgual
Rahshah-shah, Benin
Rome, Italy
Rouen, France
The bacterium for the Black Death was called...
(a)
An architectural style in Europe that lasted from the mid-12th century to the 16th century, particularly a style of masonry building characterized by cavernous spaces with the expanse of walls broken up by overlaid tracery was known as....
Gagnam style
Granite style
Gothic Style
Gotham Style
