WorksheetsEurope - Middle Ages Map - Boggan
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
The orange circle represents-
Scandinavia
England
France
Spain
The purple circle represents-
Scandinavia
England
Italy
Africa
The purple dot represents-
Scandinavia
Spain
Italy
Africa
The green circle represents-
England
Spain
Italy
Africa
The green triangles represents-
Rhine River
Pyrenees Mountains
The Alps
Spanish hills
The green line represents-
Rhine River
Danube River
Nile River
Constantinople
The purple star represents-
Rome
Tours
Paris
Constantinople
The red star represents-
Rome
Tours
Paris
Constantinople
The yellow star represents-
Rome
Tours
Paris
Constantinople
The green "star" (Kaboom looking symbol) represents-
Rome
Tours
Paris
Constantinople
The Battle of Tours occurred in what country?
Italy
France
Spain
England
The head of the Roman Catholic church is centered in what present day country?
Italy
France
Spain
England
The conquest of Germanic tribes were the reason for the fall of-
Western Rome
Eastern Rome
What started the Middle Ages?
The fall of Western Rome
The fall of Eastern Rome
The expansion of Islam
The development of Russia
Based on this map, what is located at #5?
London
North Sea
Black Sea
Moscow
Holy Roman Empire
Based on this map, what is located at #8?
Venice
Danube River
Scandinavia
Seine River
Mediterranean Sea
Based on this map, what is located at #9?
Venice
Danube River
Scandinavia
Seine River
Mediterranean Sea
Based on this map, what is located at #3?
London
North Sea
Black Sea
Moscow
Holy Roman Empire
Based on this map, what is located at #1?
London
North Sea
Black Sea
Moscow
Holy Roman Empire
Europe's seas and rivers played an important part in Europe's growth because they provided both protection and opportunities for ________________.
invading other lands.
combining kingdoms.
trading with nearby economies.
converting distant groups to Catholicism.
What major event of the Middle Ages does this map depict?
the spread of the Black Death
the diffusion of Islam throughout the Mediterranean
the routes taken by the Crusaders to the Holy Land
the trade routes used by merchants on the Silk Road
Which mountain range separates Europe from Asia?
Pyranees Mountains
Carpathian Mountains
The Alps
Ural Mountains
According to the map which Germanic group crossed the Alps?
Magyars
Vikings
Muslims
Germany
What physical feature separates Europe and Africa?
Caspian Sea
Ural Mountains
Pyrenees Mountains
Mediterranean Sea
What body of water is labeled #2 on the map of Medieval Europe?
Atlantic Ocean
Black Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Indian Ocean
What country is labeled #4 on the map of Medieval Europe?
France
Spain
Britain (England)
Holy Roman Empire
What mountain range is labeled #5 on the map of Medieval Europe
The Alps Mountains
Carpathian Mountains
Pyrenees Mountains
Rocky Mountains
What was the chief goal of the Crusades?
to spread Christianity throughout Europe, Asia, and Africa.
to recover Jerusalem and the Holy Land from the Muslim Turks.
to improve trade among Europe, Asia, and Africa.
to force the Byzantines to become Catholics
What is the name of the body of water circled on the map?
Atlantic Ocean
Black Sea
Brown Sea
Mediterranean Sea
What is the body of water circled on the map?
North Sea
East Sea
South Sea
West Sea
Match the northern European country highlighted on the map.
Denmark
Finland
Russia
Hawaii
What country is highlighted? It is home to one of the oldest civilizations on earth, and many ancient ruins such as the Parthenon.
Italy
Greece
Spain
Germany
Location of the Alps
C
D
F
A
Location of Ural mountains
C
D
F
A
