WorksheetsEngland, Spain & France DE
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 30mins
During the Early Middle Ages , the two tribes dominated
the kingdom of England were the ...
Angles and the Saxons
Saxons and Christians
Saxons and the Angils
Romans and the Danish
The Angles resided mostly in (a) , (b) ,
and eastern (c) .
The Saxons mainly occupied (a) England.
King Alfred defeated (a) invaders and united the various (b) of England into one Anglo-Saxon (c) .
This king also supported these
Christianity
Feudalism
Judaism
Islam
A French nobleman named .... claimed that a king had promised the English throne to him.
William of England
William of Normandy
William the Great
William of Norman
William the Conqueror led an invasion against (a) . William and his knights at the Battle of (b) .
The king of England set up both of these.
an advisory council & strong central government
no taxes & strong central government
an advisory council & no taxes
an advisory council & strong military
King William’s wife, (a) , was a (b) and well-respected woman.
She became William’s trusted (c) and partner.
King (a) increased his power and expanded the system of (b) trials.
During the Early (a) Ages, a group of people called the (b) , ancestors of the French people, lived in the region that is modern-day France.
Louis IX became the King of France at the age of __. His mother ruled for Louis until he reached the age of _.
age of 12 & age of 18
age of 12 & age of 20
age of 13 & age of 21
age of 12 & age of 21
In 1328, King (a) VI came to the throne. (b) entered a period of (c) warfare, marked by the start of the (d) Years’ War in 1337.
Reorder the following: when Louis IX took control.
He is remembered as a wise and just ruler.
reorganized the administration
prevented corruption,
defined duties of royal officials
enforced strict penalties
outlawed duels
Reorder the following from the SPAIN section of
DE p9 1st para
Muslim Arabs
Muslims tolerated Jews
other religions
golden age in Spain
(a) improved as scholars of different (b) exchanged ideas and translated ancient (c) and Roman texts into Arabic.
Reorder the following: of the city of Cordoba. In the SPAIN section.
city of Cordoba
important center of learning in the world
university that taught
science, mathematics, and medicine
art and beauty
These (a) ended Muslim control in (b) . However, many Muslims and (c) still lived in Spain. Ferdinand and Isabella viewed these people as a (d) to their crown and, as a result, took part in the Inquisition.
Ferdinand and Isabella continued the conquest to .
regain Spanish lands from Muslim control
regain German lands from Spanish control
regain Spanish lands from Jewish control
regain Muslim lands from Spanish control
The Reconquista brought an (a) to the (b) of cooperation between religions in Spain. In 1469, Prince (c) of Aragon and Princess (d) of Castile married, thereby uniting the two kingdoms.
The (a) Spanish had pushed the (b) out of all of (c) except for the Kingdom of Granada in the south.
A pocket of (a) people remained (b) of Muslim rule. This began a campaign called the (c) to reconquer Spain and drive out the Muslims.
The (a) was an attempt by the Catholic Church to fight (b) — beliefs that contradicted the teachings of the Church. The Church appointed (c) to find people suspected of heresy.
If (a) , heretics were given the chance to (b) , or reject their (c) .
Reorder the following: In Christian countries:
(SPAIN section)
including France
Germany
more force
Catholic Church
Spanish crown
During the Spanish Inquisition, thousands of suspects were (a) and (b) at the stake. The Spanish Inquisition lasted until (c) .
