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WorksheetsUnit 1 Chapter 3 Test Review
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 22mins
Which of the following is NOT an effect of the Bubonic Plague?
Where did the Black Death technically start?
The Black Plague was thought to be brought to Western Europe through:
Trade Routes
Crusades
Mongol invasions
Viking raids
Due to the of the Black Death:
People entered into feudal agreements for protection.
Africa became the most powerful continent.
People lost faith in the Church.
All monarchs of Europe and Asia died.
What was a result of the Black Death of the fourteenth century?
African populations destroyed from disease
African culture destroyed from forced slave captures
War in western Europe
Dramatic shortages of laborers and people throughout Europe
Many believed the Black Death was God punishing people for their sins.
True
False
The epidemic began in the 1600s in Italy.
True
False
What was the only way to avoid dying in the Black Death?
Medicine
Therapy
Isolation
Healthy diet
How long did it take to die from the Black Death?
Days
Weeks
Months
Years
What is the bubonic plague ?
It is a disease that wiped out most of North America. It was mainly spread by plants or some animals.
It is a disease caused by the bacteria Yersinia pestis. It is mainly spread by fleas from small animals.
Which of the following best explains why the Black Death spread so quickly throughout Europe?
Doctors ran out of vaccinations for the plague.
Doctors ran out of antibiotics for the plague.
Doctors had little knowledge of how to cure the disease.
Doctors were too sick themselves to help others suffering.
How did life change for surviving peasants and serfs after the plague?
They began to demand pay for their labor.
They all moved from towns to the country.
They now had to work much longer days.
Life didn't change much for the peasants.
Why is it called the black plague?
Only white animals die from it
Only black cats die from it
Peoples blood goes black from internal bleeding
Your head turns black as an effect
Which of the following was NOT a direct result of the Black Plague?
Scarcity of labor
Decrease in population
Decline of the influence of the church
Political reform
How did the Black Death change the role of the Church in the lives of people during the 1300’s?
The Christian Church was replaced by other religions.
The power of Church grew more.
Many began to question the power of their religious leaders.
There was no change. People still attended church in great numbers.
What did the scarcity of labor created by the Black Death cause?
economic collapse
a reduction in wages
an increase in wages
dependence on slavery
Which group was unfairly/mistakenly blamed for the plague in some areas of Europe?
Vikings
Men
Based on the map above, in what year did the Bubonic Plague (Black Death) reach Prague?
1347
1348
1349
1350
Does the Black Plague still exist today?
No - it has been eradicated.
Yes - and it can be cured with modern anti-biotics.
Yes - but only in China & Mongolia.
Yes - and there still isn't a cure.
What factors DID NOT help spread the Plague in Europe?
Trade routes from China into Europe, spreading the disease
Lack of clean/sanitary sewers
Lack of medical knowledge to fight the spread of the disease
The popularity of eating foods from North Africa
There was no cure for the Black Death & it was highly ____________ (likely to spread to others).
Though it's called "The Hundred Years War," how long was it actually?
116
96
102
110
Why did the English go to war with France?
They felt like it.
The British kings felt they had a claim to France.
The French had angered the English.
Because the French attacked first.
Joan of Arc fought for France because...
She was worried about her people.
She was a good fighter.
She heard a voice from God.
She wanted to rule France.
The "Hundred Years War" was fought in...
England
France and Britain
Mostly France
France
Joan of Arc was...
A man.
A princess.
A peasant girl.
A nun.
Though the Black Death was horrible, for the peasants it meant...
Their lives got worse.
Living conditions improved.
They were able to demand more from their lord.
There were more resources.
The Hundred Years' War contributed to the decline of feudalism by helping to shift power from feudal lords to monarchs and to common people
True
False
Why were the English able to defeat the French in early battles, such as the one at Crécy?
The English army relied on archers armed with longbows, which had advantages over the crossbows used by soldiers fighting for France
The English army relied on Crossbows armed with longbows, which had advantages over the arches used by soldiers fighting for France
How did the Hundred Years’ War start?
The war began when the king of France challenged Germanys claim to fiefs in what is now the country of France.
The war began when the king of France challenged England’s claim to fiefs in what is now the country of France.
Series of wars between France and England for control of land, access to the English Channel and control of trade.
War of the Roses
Crusades
Hundred Years' War
Thousand Years' War
All of the following are impacts of the Black Death EXCEPT:
increase in the pope's power
scarcity of labor
decline of church influence
disruption of trade
What two countries fought in the Hundred Years War?
Germany and Italy
England and France
France and the Holy Roman Empire
Spain and Africa
The Black Death occurred before the Great Famine.
True
False
When Joan of Arc was arrested, she was tried as a...
Man
Traitor
Witch
Soldier
