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WCIV Western Civ Sem 2 Final

Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
The Middle Ages came after the fall of which great empire in Europe? 
a)
Greek Empire
b)
Egyptian Empire
c)
Roman Empire
d)
Chinese Empire 
2.
Serfs were required to
a)
Grind their own grain
b)
fight against the king's enemies
c)
move to nearby cities and towns
d)
stay on the land that they worked
3.
Many young nobles were trained in riding and fighting in order to become _____?
a)
Chivalry
b)
Fief
c)
Vassal
d)
Knight
4.
In a feudal system, lands called 'fiefs' are given to...
a)
Nobles, or Vassals
b)
Peasants
c)
Soldiers
d)
Priests
5.
In a feudal system, all land and power belongs to the...
a)
Parliament
b)
Nobles
c)

God

d)
the King
6.
Who was the first man to be named "Holy Roman Emperor"?
a)
Otto I
b)
Clovis
c)
Charlemagne
d)
Benedict
7.
At the top of the Feudal pyramid was the
a)
peasant
b)
lord
c)
knight
d)
king
8.
The political system of the Middle Ages in Europe was
a)
Feudalism
b)
Manorialism
c)
Fiefdoms
d)
Absolute Monarchy
9.
What time period represents the Middle Ages in Europe?
a)
600 BCE - 300 CE
b)
500  - 1500  
c)
1450 - 1750
d)
1750 - 1900
10.
Benedict was a monk who:
a)
created monastaries
b)
developed a rule for other monks
c)
saved religious history and advised rulers of countries
d)
all of the above
11.
Location of the Holy Roman Empire under Charlemagne
a)
A
b)
B
c)
C
d)
D
12.
What battle enabled the Frankish kingdom to get rid of Muslims?
a)
Battle of Tours
b)
Battle of Hastings
c)
Battle of Worms
d)

Battle of Talas River

13.
When Rome fell in AD 476, life in Europe changed.  How did life in the early Middle Ages differ from Roman times?
a)
trade increases
b)
people moved from rural areas to citiies
c)
education and literacy declined
d)
the population increases
14.
At the onset of the Middle Ages, Roman authority declined while __________ authority grew
a)
national
b)
church
c)
local
d)
state
15.
Places where monks lived to preserve Greco-Roman cultural achievements
a)

Monastery

b)
Churches
c)
Convents
d)
Cathedrals
16.

Hagia Sophia, Justinian’s Code and Hippodrome are all related to which empire?

a)

Roman Empire

b)

Greek Empire

c)

Byzantine Empire

d)

Mongol (Yuan) Empire

17.

Arguably one of the greatest Byzantine emperors. Ruled from 527 C.E.- 565 C.E.

a)

Theodora

b)

Justin

c)

Justinian

d)

Belisarius

18.
What was the new name given to Byzantine after Constantine moved the capital?
a)
Constantinople
b)
Constantinian
c)
Byzantium
d)
Istanbul
19.
Who helped Justinian in managing the affairs of the empire?
a)
His trusted adviser Tribonian
b)
His beloved nephew Justinian
c)
His wife Theodora
d)

No one helped him, he trusted no one.

20.
The Byzantine Empire was the eastern half of what remained of what ancient empire? 
a)
The Ottoman Empire
b)
The Roman Empire
c)

The Greek Empire

d)
The Mongolian Empire
21.
In 1054, the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church formally split. This is a:
a)
Liturgy
b)
Patriarch
c)
Icon
d)
Schism
22.
Why is Justinian's Code of laws so important today?
a)
It established all rules regarding. taxation.
b)
It established codes regarding the Eastern Orthodox Church.
c)
It established the basis for legal codes in Western World.
d)
It established what entertainment acts were at Hippodrome.
23.

What was the primary motivation for Viking raids?

a)

Religious conversion

b)

Political conquest

c)

Acquiring wealth and resources

d)

Exploring new lands

24.

Which regions did the Vikings come from?

a)

Norway, Sweden, and Denmark

b)

England, France, and Germany

c)

Russia, Poland, and Ukraine

d)

Iceland, Greenland, and Faroe Islands

25.

Which force provided unification and stability in Europe during the Middle Ages?

a)

Customs of Germanic tribes

b)

Monarchical families

c)

Roman Catholic Church

d)

Strong military

26.

All of the following led to the Roman Catholic Church’s increase in power and importance except –

a)

the Pope anointed Charlemagne as Holy Roman Emperor.

b)

the monasteries preserved Greek and Roman cultural achievements.

c)

the loss of population after the Black Death.

d)

missionaries spread Christianity.

27.

Which group made up the largest part of the population and was the main labor force of medieval life?

a)

Vassals

b)

Knights

c)

Lords

d)

Peasants

28.
Which Frankish king was crowned Holy Roman Emperor by the Pope, uniting their powers?
a)
Charlemagne
b)
King John
c)
King Henry
d)
St. Cyril
29.

Religious men who lived apart from society in isolated communities

a)

medieval

b)

Charlemagne

c)

monks

d)

Pope

30.
The term feudalism is best defined as a
a)
Division of power between branches of government
b)
Holy war between Christians and Muslims
c)
Process in which goods are traded for other goods
d)

System in which land is exchanged for military service or loyalty or protection

31.
Chivalry was
a)
a code of honor practiced by samurai
b)
a code of honor practiced by knights
c)
the right of kings to rule
d)
the right of serfs to be free
32.
What does this picture represent?
a)
A castle
b)

A crusade

c)
A manor
d)

A farm

33.
Feudalism is a political and economic system. In the Middle Ages, it worked because it provided something that people needed. What did people need?
a)
Freedom
b)
Protection
c)
Rights
d)
Education
34.

A knight was someone who:

a)

Volunteered to be in the army

b)

A person of noble birth specifically trained for combat

c)

The fittest athletes in the village

d)

Was once a peasant

35.

Name the siege weapon...

a)

Trebuchet

b)

Siege tower

c)

Battering ram

d)

Long bow

e)

Mangonel

36.

Name the siege weapon...

a)

Trebuchet

b)

Siege tower

c)

Battering ram

d)

Long bow

e)

Mangonel

37.

Name the siege weapon...

a)

Trebuchet

b)

Siege tower

c)

Battering ram

d)

Long bow

e)

Mangonel

38.

What does excommunication mean?

a)

declaring that a person is no longer free

b)

declaring that a person is no longer a slave

c)

declaring that a person is no longer a member of a church or nation

d)

None of the above

39.
What is this called? 
a)
Gothic Arch
b)
 Flying Buttresses
c)
Rose window
d)
Bell Tower 
40.

Early Christians believed that Gargoyles on Gothic Churches represented what?

a)

Evil leaving the church

b)

animals of the underworld

c)

Ancient animals

d)

the Good leaving the church

41.

What is the Name of this type of window which is a characteristic of Roman Catholic Gothic Cathedrals?

a)

Flower Window

b)

Radial Window

c)

Abstract Window

d)

Rose Window

42.

What Muslim leader reconquered Jerusalem after the 2nd Crusade?

a)

William the Conqueror

b)

Saladin

c)

Richard I

d)

Ibn Batuta

43.

What was the original goal of the Crusades?

a)

To make sure that kings no longer ruled over peasants.

b)

To recapture the Holy Land from the Muslims.

c)

To end Feudalism

d)

To open new trade routes to the East.

44.
What is the actual name for the Black Plague
a)
Rodent Plague
b)
Black Misery 
c)

Malaria

d)
Bubonic Plague
45.
How did the Bubonic Plague spread?
a)

Bad air

b)
Fleas on rats
c)
Looking at people
d)

Mosquitos

46.

What was a major effect of the Crusades?

a)

Religious toleration for Jews

b)

Economic control of North Africa

c)

Increased influence of the Patriarch

d)

Increased trade with Arab cultures

47.

Roman Catholics (most Christians at the time) controlled most of what continent?

a)

Europe

b)

Asia

c)

Africa

d)

America

48.
Who fought each other in the Crusades?
a)
The Eastern and Western Roman Empires
b)
The Romans and the Greeks
c)
The Europeans and the Egyptians
d)

The Christians and The Muslims

49.
Why did people join in fighting in the Crusades?
a)
They thought it would help them to practice their fighting skills
b)

The Pope promised them a lot of money

c)
They thought it would help them to get into heaven
d)
All of the above
50.
What is Feudalism?
a)
Feudalism is a type of government based on elected officials and democratic principles.
b)

Feudalism is a social and economic system based on land ownership and loyalty

c)
Feudalism is a religious system that worships multiple gods and goddesses.
d)
Feudalism is a form of economy where goods and services are exchanged without the use of money.
51.

Who is Joan of Arc?

a)

Joan of Arc is a French hero who led the French army to several victories during the Hundred Years' War.

b)
Joan of Arc is a renowned Spanish explorer who discovered the Americas.
c)
Joan of Arc is a character from a popular French novel.
d)
Joan of Arc is a famous Italian painter from the Renaissance period.
52.

The Bubonic Plague is also known as

a)
The Red Death
b)
The White Death
c)
The Black Death
d)

The Yellow Fever

53.

The Three Field System was a...

a)

where farmers would split up their fields into 3 parts and crops were rotated based on growing and harvest seasons and seasons of rest

b)

where farmers could grow no crops on their land every other year

c)

where farmers could grow crops all year long

d)

where farmers could alternate crops and cattle each year

54.

What is canon law?

a)

Canon law is a set of laws made by the Christian Church.

b)

Canon law is a type of Germanic unspoken rule

c)
Canon law is a type of martial arts practiced in ancient China
d)
Canon law is a type of photography technique
55.

Who was Thomas Aquinas?

a)
Thomas Aquinas was a renowned physicist who made significant contributions to the field of quantum mechanics.
b)
Thomas Aquinas was a famous painter during the Renaissance period.
c)

Thomas Aquinas was a medieval Catholic philosopher and theologian known for his influential works

d)
Thomas Aquinas was a legendary explorer who discovered new trade routes to Asia.
56.

Why is the Magna Carta an important document in history?

a)

It was the first document to place limits on the king's power

b)

It outlawed feudalism and gave voting rights to all citizens

c)

It established Parliament as the nation's legislative body.

d)

It determined England's physical boundaries

57.

Who fought each other in the Crusades?

a)

The Eastern and Western Roman Empires

b)

The Romans and the Greeks

c)

The Europeans and the Egyptians

d)

The Europeans and the Muslims

58.
The City of Jerusalem is important to what three major religions?
a)
Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam
b)
Christianity, Islam, and Judaism
c)
Judaism, Islam, and Buddhism
d)
Islam, Buddhism, and Christianity
59.

What was the most important result of the Crusades?

a)

The Crusades resulted in many new religions to emerge.

b)

The Crusades resulted in the Holy Roman Empire's permanent possession of Jerusalem.

c)

The Crusades caused the Holy Roman Empire to isolate themselves from the rest of the world.

d)

The Crusades led to trade and new kinds of knowledge.

60.

What was the primary motivation for the Crusades?

a)

political

b)

economic

c)

social

d)

religious

61.

Why was Jerusalem so important to Christians?

a)

Christians believed it was the holiest site in Christendom.

b)

Control of Jerusalem meant power.

c)

It was the location of the highest populations of Christians.

d)

It was the center of the Catholic Church.

62.

Who called for the First Crusade?

a)

Saladin

b)

Pope Urban II

c)

Gregory VII

d)

Richard I

63.

What inspired the Third Crusades?

a)

A disagreement between the Pope and the Monarchy.

b)

Egypt was a center of Muslim power.

c)

Saladin took control of Jerusalem.

d)

Expanding the Empire.

64.

Pope Urban II wanted to recapture the Holy Lands so that...

a)

Christians going on pilgrimages to visit the Holy Land would be safe.

b)

Muslims had the right to visit the Holy Lands.

c)

the Byzantine emperor could be defeated.

d)

Jerusalem could remain in the hands of the Turks.

65.

Which general led the Muslim forces sucessfully?

a)

Saladin

b)

Pope Urban II

c)

Mohammad

d)

Genghis Kahn

66.

Which city did they fight over?

a)

Byzantium

b)

Jerusalem

c)

Constantinople

d)

Mecca

67.

What was one significant consequence of the Crusades on European society?

a)

Increased power and influence of the papacy (the pope)

b)

Weakening of feudalism and the rise of centralized monarchies

c)

Expansion of trade and cultural exchange between Europe and the Middle East

d)

Spread of scientific knowledge and technological advancements

68.

How much of an effect did the Renaissance have on history from 1300 to 1500?

a)

People began to become more religious and reject humanism

b)

There were more castles and moats being created as war raged across the Islamic world

c)

Pets were introduced into society and cross-species diseases began to develop

d)

Increased trade, education in the arts became more common, and the printing press was developed

69.

Describe the difference between Medieval Art & Renaissance Art

a)

Medieval Art=simple, religious, and lacks depth; Renaissance Art=has shading, depth, secular, and is realistic.

b)

Medieval art is obsessed with humanism while Renaissance art is more focused on religion

c)

Renaissance art emphasizes paint and dyes while Medieval art focuses on wood and wool

d)

Medieval Art tells a story, Renaissance Art is a single scene.

70.

Who was Leonardo da Vinci?

a)

He is the leader of the Ninja Turtles

b)

He was the most famous figure of the Renaissance. He painted the Mona Lisa and is the ideal "Renaissance Man'.

c)

He was the leader of Florence during the Renaissance

d)

He was the student of Machiavelli and wrote "The King", the sequel to "The Prince"

71.

Who is King Henry VIII?

a)

King of England during the High Middle Ages. Commonly confused with Aethelberd of Kent.

b)

King of England during the Reformation. He proved his loyalty to the Pope and was named Holy Roman Emperor

c)

King of England during the Protestant Reformation. He created the Church of England because the Pope wouldn’t grant him a divorce.

d)

King of France during the Reformation. He was good friends with Luther and helped France transition from Catholicism to Lutheranism.

72.

What is Humanism?

a)

People are horrible and we should, instead, focus on the everlasting perfection of God.

b)

People could do great things and should study the wonderful traits of human beings.

c)

People are okay; they are good sometimes and not others.

73.

Martin Luther is the Father of what movement?

a)

Reformation

b)

Renaissance

c)

Black Death

d)

Counter-Reformation

74.

What is an indulgence?

a)

Indulgences were only possibly because of the Printing Press

b)

An indulgence was permission from the Church to indulge in any sin they wished.

c)

An indulgence is an invitation to dine with the local priests.

d)

An indulgence is a pardon that the clergy sold which relieved (forgave) people of their sins.

75.

Define secularism

a)

Religion should play a large role in government

b)

Religion should not play a role in government, education, or other public parts of society.

c)

Worldly matters must not be allowed to rid the Church of its authority

d)

Religion must be the focus of life. For without God, life is meaningless

76.

What does "Renaissance" mean?

a)

Rebirth

b)

Regurgitation

c)

Resurrection

d)

Reformation

77.

What made the Printing Press so important?

a)

It allowed people to press different prints onto their clothing, setting off a creative boom in fashion.

b)

It allowed the Pope to make more money, as he could sell more Bibles to more people

c)

It allowed ideas to be more easily refuted since people could easily find counter-arguments.

d)

It helped spread criticisms of the Catholic Church to the masses. This allowed the Protestant Reformation to begin.

78.

Philosophers and painters of the Renaissance and wanted to return to the times of ...

a)

Perspective

b)

Greece and Rome

c)

The Middle Ages

d)

about 3 weeks ago

79.
Humanism...
a)
emphasized the Bible
b)
leads to happier lives
c)
encourages people to learn Latin and Greek
d)
focuses on the potential of humans to achieve 
80.
In his attempt to reform the Catholic Church, what did Martin Luther do?
a)
Bought a certificate of indulgence to be pardoned.
b)
Helped Pope Leo X rebuild St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
c)
Prepared a list of 95 arguments against indulgences.
d)
Decided to become a lawyer. 
81.

What is excommunication?

a)
You are kicked out of the church for life and won't go to heaven.
b)
You are put on trial, tortured, and given a choice to convert or die.
c)
You can pay money to have your sins forgiven: ticket to heaven.
d)
You are brought up on criminal charges, accusing you of going against approved teachings/beliefs.
82.
A devout Catholic who detested Martin Luther and specially titled as “Defender of the Faith” by the Pope, __________ created the Anglican Church so he could divorce his wife.
a)
Henry VIII
b)
Charles V
c)
Leo X
d)
Edward VI
83.
The wealth and patronage of what family supported great works of art produced in Florence?
a)
Marco Polo
b)
Medici
c)
Gutenberg
d)
Da Vinci
84.

The Church of England is also known as the _____ Church.

a)

Presbyterian

b)

Eastern Rite Catholic

c)

Anglican

d)

Saxon

85.

Why did religious leaders call for the Council of Trent in the mid-1500s?

a)

to elect a new pope

b)

to regulate the laws and practices of Protestantism

c)

to end the Crusades

d)

to regulate the laws and practices of the Catholic Church

86.

Why did the Catholic Church begin the Counter-Reformation after the Council of Trent?

a)

to react to the Protestant criticisms of the Catholic Church

b)

to weaken the political influence of the Catholic Church

c)

to protect Protestant nations from being attacked by Catholic nations

d)

to increase trade between Catholic nations in Europe

87.

How did the events of the Reformation and the Counter-Reformation impact the European continent?

a)

Conferences between religious leaders established peace and tolerance among the various religions.

b)

The continent was divided with part of it becoming Protestant and part of it remaining Catholic.

c)

The Council of Trent ended the Protestant movement and merged the two religions back together.

d)

All of the nations in Europe gave up Catholicism and adopted Protestant beliefs.

88.

This individual was considered to be th true "Renaissance Man."

a)
Petrarch
b)
Machiavelli
c)
Da Vinci
d)
Michelangelo
89.

Middle Ages art focused on ______________________.

a)

church

b)

salvation

c)

individual

d)

kings

90.

What is the written work?

This is a modern essay on government.

This argues for absolute rule.

This argues that the ends justifies the means.

This argues that a ruler should be feared and not loved.

a)

The Prince

b)

Utopia

c)

The Praise of Folly

d)

The Birth of Spring

91.

Who invented the Printing Press?

a)

Johann Gutenberg

b)

Erasmus

c)

Thomas More

d)

John Calvin

92.
Where did the Renaissance begin?
a)
Italy
b)
France
c)
England
d)
Germany
93.

Identify the name and artist of this famous Renaissance work.

a)

Last Supper, by Leonardo

b)

School of Athens, by Raphael

c)

School of Philosophy, by Plato

d)

Birth of Venus, by Michaelangelo

94.

During the Renaissance, more Europeans became increasingly interested in

a)

education and the arts

b)

business and religion

c)

religion and spirituality

d)

education and the military

95.

Which best describes how italy's location on the Mediterranean Sea contributed to the flourishing of the Renaissance?

a)

Italy's location allowed many artists and writers to protect new ideas.

b)

Italy's location allowed many philosophers and politicians to try new ideas.

c)

Italy's location allowed many travelers and traders to challenge new ideas.

d)

Italy's location allowed many travelers and traders to bring back new ideas

96.

During the Renaissance, Italian artists were supported by wealthy

a)

priests

b)

scholars

c)

patrons

d)

popes

97.

What is heresy?

a)

the church of England

b)

an idea that goes against the official beliefs of a church or religion

c)

an organzation that punished those who did not follow catholocism

d)

priest belonging to an order charged with converting others to catholocism

98.

How did the Medici family contribute to the Renaissance?

a)

They were patrons of the arts

b)

They killed off anyone who challenged their power

c)

They went on a crime spree

d)

They formed the first government that collected taxes

99.

Compared with Medieval art, Renaissance art often appeared to be

a)

unrealistic

b)

lifelike

c)

ordinary

d)

religious

100.

What was the Protestant Reformation?

a)

An attempt to overthrow the Pope and replace him with a Frenchman.

b)

An attempt to reform the Catholic practices that were considered corrupt.

c)

A call for Christian Europe to reclaim the Holy Land from the Arabs.

d)

An argument over leadership of the Catholic Church that led to the election of 3 Popes

101.

What was The most immediate cause of the Reformation?

a)

Henry the VIII creating the Church of England

b)

Erasmus writing Praise of Follies

c)

John Calvin establishing Calvinism

d)

Martin Luther posting The 95 Theses

102.

Which of these changes occurred during the Renaissance?

a)

The Church was all-powerful.

b)

The Church’s power declined.

c)

Factories began using electricity.

d)

Women gained equal rights with men.

103.

What was Marco polo famous for?

a)

Traveling to China and the Far East

b)

Traveling throughout all of Italy

c)

Writing a book about how to govern

d)

Building a cathedral

104.

What was the first book to be printed on a printing press?

a)

Utopia

b)

Hamlet

c)

The Bible

d)

The Prince

105.

The Renaissance came after what period of time?

a)

Ancient

b)

Middle Ages

c)

Modern

d)

Post-Modern

106.

These were sold by the church and were purchased in order to cancel sins.

a)

a Repentance

b)

a Forgiveness Certificate

c)

an Indulgences

d)

a Get Out of Purgatory Certificate

107.

German monk who wanted the church to make changes and instead started the reformation movement

a)

Martin Luther

b)

Marco Polo

c)

King Henry VIII

d)

Michelangelo

108.

Who were the Protestants?

a)

people who went out and performed duties for the Church

b)

people who were humanists

c)

people who wanted fair treatment by the lords

d)

people who protested against and broke with the Catholic Church

109.

Luther believed that ________________ was how people would end up in heaven.

a)
faith
b)
indulgences
c)
good deeds
d)
going to church
110.

Which of the following best describes Luther's teachings?

a)

A person could gain salvation based on faith alone

b)

Priests were necessary to interpret the Bible

c)

No clergy member should marry

d)

The pope's word was more important than the Bible

111.

Which word means "the language of everyday speech in a particular region"?

a)

Latin

b)

Vernacular

c)

Perspective

d)

Fresco

112.

He believed that the end justifies the means, do good if possible, evil if necessary.

a)

Charlemagne

b)

William the Conqueror

c)

Niccolo Machiavelli

d)

Petrarch

113.

Intellectual movement that focused on human potential and studying subjects like rhetoric, history, poetry, and grammar.

a)

Humanism

b)

Middle Ages

c)

Classical Era

d)

Crusades

114.
What provided the major economic support for the Renaissance?
a)
wealthy patrons
b)
church officials
c)
government grants
d)
kings competing for prestige
115.

One reason why the Renaissance began in where it did?

a)

Italy was not impacted by the plague

b)

Italy was the last area impacted by the plague

c)

Trade made Italian cities wealthy

d)

Because it was the center of the Catholic Church

116.

Increased trade between Europe and the Muslim and Byzantine empires was stimulated by:

a)

Muslim expansion into southern Europe

b)

The repeal of a ban on non-Christian trade by the Pope

c)

The Crusades

d)

A trade alliance between the Byzantine empire and the Holy Roman Empire

117.

What disease decimated the population of much of Asia and Europe?

a)

the Spanish Flu

b)

Malaria

c)

Small Pox

d)

the Black Death

118.

Shakespeare's plays were the first ones to

a)

use music and dialogue

b)

display the human struggle

c)

use animals on stage

d)

use female actresses

119.

Which of the following selections best explains why Shakespeare’s works captivated audiences?

a)

Shakespeare was the first playwright in the world who wrote in the English language.

b)

Shakespeare hired the best and most renowned actors to perform in his plays.

c)

Shakespeare introduced themes in his work that the audience could relate to.

d)

Shakespeare was popular with the royal family and audiences felt obligated to support his work.

120.

Identify the title and the painter.

a)

Mona Lisa, by Leonardo da Vinci

b)

Venus, by Rafael

c)

Birth of Venus, by Shakespeare

d)

Monal Lisa, by Michaelangelo

121.

Identify the title and the painter.

a)

the Pieta, by Michaelangelo

b)

David, by Michaelangelo

c)

Death of Venus, by Rafael

d)

the Pieta, by Leonardo da Vinci

122.

Identify the title and painter.

a)

Diet of Worms, by Martin Luther

b)

Family Portrait, by Sandro Botticelli

c)

Baccus and Ariadne, by Leonardo da Vinci

d)

the Arnolfini Portrait, by Jan van Eyck

123.

Identify the title and the painter.

a)

the Medici Palace, by Michelangelo

b)

The Sistine Chapel, by Michelangelo

c)

Scenes from the Bible, by Leonardo da Vinci

d)

Frescoes of the Pope, by Rafael

124.

Identify the title and the author.

a)

the 95 Theses, by Martin Luther

b)

The Diet of Worms, By Martin Luther

c)

The German Bible, by John Calvin

d)

The Prince, by Machiavelli

125.

Identify the sculpture and the artist.

a)

David, by Michaelangelo

b)

Matthew, by Michaelangelo

c)

David, by Donatello

d)

Donatello, by Leonardo

126.

Identify the sculpture and the artist.

a)

the Final Meal, by Leonardo da Vinci

b)

the Last Supper, by Leonardo da Vinci

c)

the Communion, by Raphael

d)

Dinner then Death, by Michaelangelo

127.
What is the artistic technique that is used to show depth and distance on a flat surface?
a)
realism
b)
perspective
c)
idealism
d)
distancism
128.
Where was Martin Luther from?
a)
England
b)
America
c)
Germany
d)
France
129.
Who is Martin Luther?
a)
The young monk who challenged the Roman Catholic Church.
b)

The monk selling indulgences that led to Protestantism.

c)

The protestant king who became one of the greatest rulers in English history.

d)

The painter of the Sistine Chapel.

130.

How did humanism influence the art of the Renaissance?

a)

Artists focused more on abstract, non-representational forms

b)

Art became more focused on religious themes

c)

Artists emphasized realism, human emotion, and the human form

d)

Art was used primarily for propaganda purposes

131.

What was the church's response to Luther's ideas?

a)

Luther was excommunicated.

b)

Luther was sainted.

c)

Luther was stripped of his preaching duties.

d)

Luther was put to death.

132.

Martin Luther is credited with having started which period in world history?

a)

the Renaissance

b)

the Reformation

c)

the Age of Exploration

d)

the Scientific Revolution

133.

the period of "rebirth" in Ancient Greek and Roman learning that followed Europe's Middle Ages

a)

Renaissance

b)

Reformation

c)

Protestants

d)

Catholic Reformation

134.

How did Marco Polo’s chronicle of his travels in Asia affect Europe?

a)

Europeans searched for faster routes to the Americas.

b)

Europeans became more interested in exploration.

c)

European monarchs refused to support further exploration.

d)

European rulers halted the search for Prester John.

135.

What caused the Age of Exploration?

a)

People of the Americas welcomed European technology and culture.

b)

Europeans were interested in discovering a quicker route to the Americas.

c)

Representatives from the Americas arrived in Europe as diplomats.

d)

The demand for spices and other Asian goods grew in European markets.

136.

Which trade routes from the ancient and medieval period was no longer an option to buy goods from Asia?

a)

Trans-Saharan Trade

b)

Silk Road

c)

Indian Ocean Trade

d)

Mediterranean Trade

137.

Many of the European countries wanted to spread?

a)

Islam

b)

Judaism

c)

Christianity

d)

Buddhism

138.
How were the Spanish conquistadors able to conquer the New World?
a)
They prayed for the Native Americans.
b)
They became friends and traded goods with the Native Americans.
c)
They used advanced weapons to take control of the Native Americans.
d)
They paid them gold to work building colonies for them.
139.

Christopher Columbus mistakenly believed he had discovered:

a)

North America

b)

a western route to Asia

c)

an ancient civilization

d)

Cuba and Hispaniola

140.

All of the following are reasons for European exploration except:

a)

Glory

b)

Gold

c)

Oil

d)

Spices

141.

An instrument that points to the magnetic north.

a)

circumnavigate

b)

compass

c)

astrolabe

d)

quadrant

142.

This word means conqueror; it is used specifically for the Spanish conquerors of Latin America & the Caribbean.

a)

compass

b)

conquistador

c)

circumnavigate

d)

cannibal

143.

To sail or travel all the way around is __________

a)

detour

b)

compass

c)

circus

d)

circumnavigate

144.

Prince Henry the Navigator

a)

Spanish explorer who became the first European to see the Pacific Ocean in 1510 while exploring Panama

b)

Dominican priest who spoke out against mistreatment of Native Americans

c)

Portuguese explorer-the first European to reach India by sea sailing around the tip of Africa.

d)

(1394-1460) Prince of Portugal who established an observatory and school of navigation at Sagres and directed voyages that spurred the growth of Portugal's colonial empire.

145.

Ferdinand Magellan

a)

Spanish explorer who became the first European to see the Pacific Ocean in 1510 while exploring Panama

b)

Portuguese explorer who found a sea route to the Spice Island by sailing around the American continent. His crew was the first to circumnavigate (travel all the way around) the world.

c)

Spanish explorer who conquered the Incas in what is now Peru and founded the city of Lima (1475-1541).

d)

(1394-1460) Prince of Portugal who established an observatory and school of navigation at Sagres and directed voyages that spurred the growth of Portugal's colonial empire.

146.

Christopher Columbus

a)

Portuguese explorer-the first European to reach India by sea sailing around the tip of Africa.

b)

Spanish explorer and conquistador who led the conquest of Aztec Mexico in 1519-1521 for Spain.

c)

Spanish explorer who became the first European to see the Pacific Ocean in 1510 while exploring Panama

d)

Italian navigator who discovered the New World in the service of Spain while looking for a route to China (1451-1506)

147.

Match the following

a)

Many men, women & children went on this dangerous journey to the Holy Land. Forgiveness of sins was promised to anyone who set out on this path in the name of God

1.

Crusades

b)

I increased food production in Medieval Europe. I like to divide things into sections. I like farming. What agricultural technique is described?

2.

Three-Field System

c)

If the man had religious training, he would be a member of what?

3.

Clergy

d)

I am a man of morals and have promised to be brave, loyal, and to protect the weak. What code do I honor?

4.

Chivalry

e)

I love to travel. I started in Asia and crisscrossed the Silk Roads on my way to Europe in the 1300s. People did not like me very much. Who am I?

5.

Bubonic Plague

148.

Match the following images with their correct description or title.

a)

1.

Notre Dame Cathedral

b)

2.

Hagia Sophia

c)

3.

Viking Longship

d)

4.

the Black Death

e)

5.

The Great Schism

149.

Match the following images with their correct description or title.

a)

Excommunication

1.

to be removed from the church

b)

Lay Investiture

2.

religious leaders chosen by kings

c)

Canon Law

3.

the rule of the church

d)

Clergy

4.

priests and bishops

e)

Simony

5.

selling religious privileges

150.

Match the following

a)

excommunicated

1.

was cast out, or ordered to leave the empire

b)

Martin Luther

2.

called for reform of the church

c)

Ninety Five Theses

3.

a list of complaints against indulgences

d)

Protestants

4.

protested for the reform of the Church

e)

Johann Tetzel

5.

seller of indulgences for the Pope