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WorksheetsWHAP ReadingQuiz3
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 9mins
After the fall of the city of Rome in 476, the Empire seemingly continued in an Empire with which city as its capital?
Paris
Constantinople
Istanbul
Jerusalem
Choose all the true statements about European Christianity during this time.
Eastern Orthodox had Caesaropapism (close rule Btwn Church/State)
Only Roman Catholics believed that Jesus was a God
Russians were Catholic
Both major Christian groups had a central authority figure
Russian Christianity borrowed heavily from the Orthodox faith
With feudalism and fragmentation, Western Europe during this time (600-1400) is thought of as:
More centralized
Decentralized
Unified like Song China
A major trade and political player
Which religious organization was the one unifying factor among Europeans
Eastern Orthodox Church
Protestant Church
Sufi Missionaries
Roman Catholic Church
What major conflict(s) served as a start for Europeans to involve themselves with the rest of the world?
Moor invasion of Spain
The 100 Years War
The Crusades
The Punic Wars
How did Europeans come across new shipbuilding, medical, war-based, and intellectual technologies during the Middle Ages?
They stole the secrets from the Song
The Mongols sent intellectuals to teach them
They were largely learned and borrowed from Eastern lands
Aristotle and DaVinci invented many of these.
What is the general trend for the Byzantine Empire from 1000-1450
They experienced a sharp rise in economic and political power..
They competed with Islamic rivals and saw no change.
They experienced civilizational decline.
They launched a series of difficult Crusades into North Africa.
What major event marks the end of the period in Eastern Europe
The fall of Constantinople and the Byzantine Empire to the Ottoman Empire in 1453
The Golden Horde invasion of Poland
The success of the tenth crusade dismantling the Islamic world
The removal of the Moors from Spain.
While faith was important in Europe during this time, what tensions were developing around the 14th century? (choose all that are true)
Europeans were focused on proving Islam wrong after losing most of the Crusades.
With rediscovered texts from Greece and Rome, Universities began introducing cutting-edge ideas.
Centers of learning had new ideas in reason and rational thought leading to a movement of intellectual renewal
Thomas Aquinas introduced humanism that would lead to torturing humans in the Spanish Inquisition.
Italian cities were beginning a strict economic system of mercantilism.
