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WorksheetsWorld Studies Chapter 5 BJU
Total questions: 62
Worksheet time: 31mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Became the leader of one of these Frankish Kingdoms in 481
a)
Clovis
b)
Pepin II
c)
Charlemagne
2.
The leading palace official under a Frankish King.
a)
Mayor of the palace
b)
Baillis
c)
Parliament
d)
Jury
3.
Charles the Great, he was an influence all over Europe
a)
Charlemagne
b)
Clovis
c)
Pepin the Short
d)
Henry II
4.
The estate on which most people lived under feudalism
a)
Manor
b)
Town
c)
Universities
d)
Parliament
5.
Papa, leader of the Catholic Church relating to the pope
a)
Pope
b)
Truce of God
c)
Chaucer
d)
Jury
6.
The power held by the pope
a)
Papal
b)
Cathedrals
c)
Interdict
d)
charter
7.
The political power was greatest under this pope's rule. He claimed to have supreme authority over all
a)
Innocent III
b)
Nicholas I
c)
Gregory VII
8.
Enabled farmers to grow more crops.
a)
Medieval Warm Period
b)
Seven Sacraments
c)
Baillis
d)
Global Warming
9.
Document freeing townspeople from feudal duties
a)
charter
b)
Clovis
c)
Reconquista
d)
Chivalry
10.
Laid a foundation for the Monarchy; conquered England in 1066
a)
William the Conqueror
b)
Henry II
c)
Philip II
d)
Innocent III
11.
Strengthened English royal authority by expanding the use of royal courts. William The Conquerors grandson
a)
Henry II
b)
William the Conqueror
c)
Philip II
d)
Gregory VII
12.
Henry II developed this with judges who heard cases in a particular province of England
a)
Circuit courts
b)
Mayor of the Palace
c)
Baillis
d)
Common Law
13.
The court of Paris; founded the Capetian Dynasty in France
a)
Hugh Capet
b)
Clovis
c)
Pepin II
d)
Philip II
14.
Continued the thrust to develope a strong monarchy in France. A major reason why the Monarchy is so big
a)
Phillip II
b)
William the Conqueror
c)
Dante
d)
Henry II
15.
Royal officials
a)
Baillis
b)
Chivalry
c)
Magna carta
d)
Jury
16.
Group of local citizens part of the court system. Decides whether the person is guilty or not
a)
Jury
b)
Pope
c)
Baillis
d)
Vernacular
17.
This list was a record of accusations, issued by a court
a)
Indictments
b)
Dante
c)
Interdict
d)
Holy Orders
18.
Intended to guarantee justice, and it help to unify England. Uniformed England
a)
Common law
b)
Interdict
c)
Seven Sacraments
d)
Romanesque
19.
Great charter, gave the king less power; King John was forced to sign it
a)
Magna carta
b)
Peace of God
c)
Great famine of 1335
d)
Jury
20.
Beginning as a group of advisors to the king. House of Commons and of lords
a)
Parliament
b)
Magna carta
c)
Flying buttresses
d)
Gothic
21.
Limit the Kings power by withholding money
a)
Power of the purse
b)
Hundred years' war
c)
Peace of God
d)
Truce of God
22.
The people were denied access to the sacraments
a)
Interdict
b)
Last rites
c)
Papal
d)
Bank
23.
To liberate the Holy Land and defeat the infidels
a)
Crusade
b)
Parliament
c)
Romanesque
d)
Interdict
24.
Was composed of those who lived in towns and included the merchants, bankers, craftsmen, and other skilled labors
a)
Middle class
b)
Holy Orders
c)
Universities
d)
Circuit courts
25.
Developed as a result of the use of money. Also means "bench"
a)
Bank
b)
Romanesque
c)
Circuit courts
d)
Power of the purse
26.
Banks issued letters of credit to wealthy merchants
a)
Letter of credit
b)
4. Communion
c)
Reconquista
d)
Truce of God
27.
The reconquest of the Iberian Peninsula (Spain) by the Catholics
a)
Reconquista
b)
Liberal arts
c)
Crusade
d)
Last rites
28.
A code or strict set of rules for a knight. Knights were also know for being gentlemen
a)
Chivalry
b)
Joan of arc
c)
Liberal arts
d)
Common law
29.
a church decree making church property off limits for fighting among knights
a)
Peace of God
b)
Truce of God
c)
Circuit courts
d)
Mayor of the palace
30.
A church decree restricting fighting among knights to certain days of the week and times of the year.
a)
Truce of God
b)
Peace of God
c)
Vernacular
d)
Circuit courts
31.
Studies taught in medieval universities for the nobility. All studies were taught in Latin. Only for special people
a)
Liberal arts
b)
Marriage
c)
Dante
d)
Circuit courts
32.
large and impressive churches
a)
Cathedrals
b)
Peace of God
c)
Palace
d)
Chivalry
33.
An architectural style used in the early Middle Ages that used elements of Roman styles of architecture. used rounded valets and thick stone walls.
a)
Romanesque
b)
Peace of God
c)
Truce of God
d)
Gothic
34.
An new style of construction - flying buttresses, large stained-glass windows, warm and bright
a)
Gothic
b)
Medieval
c)
Charter
d)
Romanesque
35.
External support of a gothic cathedral
a)
Flying buttresses
b)
Vaults
c)
Romanesque
d)
Parliament
36.
National language such as French or German. The common spoken language.
a)
Vernacular
b)
Baillis
c)
Indictment
d)
Interdict
37.
Wrote a poem, divine comedy
a)
Dante
b)
Chaucer
c)
Reconquista
d)
Innocent III
38.
An English poet from England
a)
Chaucer
b)
Dante
c)
Clovis
39.
Was the first calamity to strike large areas of Europe during this period. Began with lots of rain and a lot of people died.
a)
Great famine of 1335
b)
Crusades
c)
Universities
d)
Liberal arts
40.
Between 1337 and 1453 England and France fought a series of battles to settle the issue of English control of land in France
a)
Hundred years' war
b)
Crusades
c)
Indictments
d)
Vernacular
41.
The French finally rallied to victory under the leadership of a peasant girl
a)
Joan of Arc
b)
Queen Victoria
c)
Henry II
42.
A plague during the Middle Ages spread because of rats and fleas
a)
Black death
b)
Manor
c)
Flying buttresses
d)
Covid
43.
institution of higher learning; started in Bologna, Paris, and Oxford
a)
Universities
b)
Cathedrial
c)
Palace
d)
Manor
44.
a self-supporting estate during the Middle Ages
a)
town charter
b)
castle
c)
manor
45.
Who was crowned Roman emperor by the pope on Christmas Day in 800?
a)
Clovis
b)
William the Conqueror
c)
Charlemagne
46.
Who became the leader of one of the Frankish kingdoms in 481?
a)
Hugh Capet
b)
Edward III
c)
Clovis
47.
During the Middle Ages, Christianity spread throughout Europe. Although a good thing, this development was accompanied by some problems. These problems were ______________
a)
Some rulers accepted Christianity as the official religion only for political reasons.
b)
Though there were genuine conversions throughout the period, many people were baptized into a form of Christianity that imitated their pagan worship.
c)
Many people that lived in officially "Christian" realms were not aware of basic Bible teachings.
d)
All of the Above
48.
During the Middle Ages, Europe experienced a _______________ that enabled farmers to grow more crops.
a)
warm period
b)
cool period
c)
draught
d)
famine
49.
A record of accusations made by a jury was called a(n) __________.
a)
charter
b)
indictment
c)
interdict
d)
jury
50.
A papal decree denying groups access to sacraments is a(n) __________.
a)
common law
b)
indictment
c)
interdict
d)
jury
51.
Uniform laws for all of England
a)
common law
b)
magna carta
c)
indictment
d)
interdict
52.
Bishop of Rome
a)
knight
b)
king
c)
pope
d)
professor
53.
A group of advisors to the king
a)
parliament
b)
circuit court
c)
indictment
d)
interdict
54.
Laid a foundation for the Monarchy
a)
Jury
b)
William the Conqueror
c)
Crusade
d)
Parliament
55.
Strengthened English royal authority by expanding the use of royal courts. William The Conquerors grandson
a)
Philip II
b)
Henry II
c)
Innocent III
d)
Hugh Cabet
56.
Banks issued letters of credit to wealthy merchants
a)
Parliament
b)
Letter of credit
c)
Circuit courts
d)
Magna Carta
57.
French word meaning "horsemen". Knights were expected to be brave in battle and limit their fighting to to other armed knights
a)
liberal arts
b)
chivalry
c)
Knight
d)
vernacular
58.
studies reserved for "free" men (nobility) rather than "common" men. All subjects were taught in Latin
a)
flying buttresses
b)
liberal arts
c)
Gothic
d)
cathedrals
59.
common spoken language
a)
Chaucer
b)
vernacular
c)
liberal arts
d)
Gothic
60.
A long series of wars between Christians and Muslims in Southwest Asia
a)
vernacular
b)
Hundred Years War
c)
Gothic
d)
The Crusades
61.
university in France after which most Northern European universities were modeled after
a)
University of Bolongnia
b)
University of Paris
62.
The university in this Italian city was the first great medieval school to receive recognition.
a)
University of Bologna
b)
University of Paris
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