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Standard 7.01 - 7.39 Review

Total questions: 178

Worksheet time: 3hrs 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Byzantine Empire

a)

Ancient Greek city; renamed Constantinople and would be the capital city of the Byzantine Empire

b)

The Eastern Roman Empire, which survived after fall of Western Roman Empire; capital city was Constantinople

c)

Warlike people who migrated from Asia into territory controlled by Germanic tribes, forcing them to move into areas controlled by Rome

2.

Constantinople

a)


Byzantine emperor; reconquered parts of Western Roman Empire; building projects like Hagia Sophia; established a new legal code

b)

Justinian's wife; encouraged laws to protect women

c)

Capital city of the Byzantine empire; located between the Black Sea and Mediterranean Sea

d)

Christian followers in the Byzantine Empire; split from Roman Catholic Church

3.

Theodora

a)


Byzantine emperor; reconquered parts of Western Roman Empire; building projects like Hagia Sophia; established a new legal code

b)

Justinian's wife; encouraged laws to protect women

c)

Capital city of the Byzantine empire; located between the Black Sea and Mediterranean Sea

d)

Christian followers in the Byzantine Empire; split from Roman Catholic Church

4.

Justinian

a)


Byzantine emperor; reconquered parts of Western Roman Empire; building projects like Hagia Sophia; established a new legal code

b)

Justinian's wife; encouraged laws to protect women

c)

Capital city of the Byzantine empire; located between the Black Sea and Mediterranean Sea

d)

Christian followers in the Byzantine Empire; split from Roman Catholic Church

5.

Code of Justinian

a)

at the end of the Roman Empire, the Romans bought more than they produced, which added another reason for their collapse

b)

Byzantine legal code; foundation for justice systems around the world today

c)

series of trade routes between Asia and Europe and run through Constantinople; allowed for political, cultural, religious and economic interactions

d)

mostly Greek (some Latin)

6.

Silk Road

a)

at the end of the Roman Empire, the Romans bought more than they produced, which added another reason for their collapse

b)

Byzantine legal code; foundation for justice systems around the world today

c)

series of trade routes between Asia and Europe and run through Constantinople; allowed for political, cultural, religious and economic interactions

d)

mostly Greek (some Latin)

7.

Eastern Roman Empire

a)

warlike people who migrated from Asia into territory controlled by Germanic tribes, forcing them to move into areas controlled by Rome

b)

narrow passage of water between the Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea; location of Constantinople

c)

region of the Roman Empire that would develop into the Byzantine Empire

8.
Who moved the the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to Byzantine?
a)
Diocletian
b)
Constantine
c)
Theodosius I
d)
Justinian
9.

The city of _____________ was the capital of the Eastern Byzantine Empire.

a)

Alexandria

b)

Rome

c)

Istanbul

d)

Constantinople

10.
The Byzantine Empire reached its peak under the leadership of...
a)
Theodora
b)
Justinian
c)
Tribonian
d)
Henry IV
11.
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?
12.

Which Byzantine emperor rebuilt the Hagia Sophia?

a)

Justinian

b)

Constantine

c)

Zeno

d)

Irene

13.

Emperor Justinian revised the Roman laws which then became known as?

a)

Justinian's Code

b)

Hammurani's Code

c)

The Da Vinci Code

d)

Chaussard's Code

14.

Which statement is true about the city of Constantinople?

a)

It sat at the location of many trade system

b)

It was able to prosper despite having no harbord

c)

It cut all cultural ties with Rome

15.
Identify this Byzantine Church that was commissioned by Justinian.
a)
Hagia Sophia
b)
National Cathedral
c)
Notre Dame
d)
Taj Mahal
16.
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.
17.

Which group conquered Constantinople?

a)

Persians

b)

Huns

c)

Ottoman Turks

d)

Carthage

18.

Roman Emperor _______________ made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire.

a)

Diocletian

b)

Galerius

c)

Constantine

d)

Augustus

19.

Cultural diffusion means?

a)

sharing of secrets

b)

sharing and spreading of culture

c)

practice of one religion such as Christianity

20.

The Christian religion spread within the Byzantine empire because of what two reasons?

a)

It was made the official religion of Rome by Constantine

b)

The Goths forced Christianity on Rome

c)

Christianity had a message of hope

d)

The Turks took over Constantinople

21.

After the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers merge, they empty into the _______.

a)

Persian Gulf

b)

Caspian Sea

c)

Black Sea

d)

Red Sea

22.

Examine the map. Which location identifies the Arabian Peninsula?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

23.

Examine the map. Which location identifies Mecca?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

24.

Examine the map. Which of these identifies the Black Sea?

a)

F

b)

C

c)

E

d)

A

25.

Examine the map. Which of these identifies the Persian Gulf?

a)

B

b)

D

c)

G

d)

H

26.

Examine the map. Which of these identifies the Red Sea?

a)

B

b)

D

c)

G

d)

H

27.

What is the lifestyle of nomadic people?

a)

Settling in one location permanently

b)

Living exclusively on boats

c)

Constantly moving from one place to another

d)

Residing near oasis'

28.

a dry, barren area of land, especially one covered with sand, that is characteristically desolate, waterless, and without vegetation.

a)

oasis

b)

desert

c)

coastal plain

d)

mountains

29.

A piece of land that is surrounded by water on three sides

a)

Peninsula

b)

Dune

c)

Shamal

d)

Simoom

30.
What are the basic tenents of the Islam faith called?
a)
Four Noble Truths
b)
Five Pillars
c)
Eightfold path
d)
Three Wise Sayings
31.
One obligation of a Muslim is to make at least one pilgrimage to:
a)
Medina    
b)
Mt Arafat    
c)
Baghdad
d)
Mecca
32.

The followers of Islam are calld

a)

Christians

b)

Muslims

c)

Hindus

d)

None of the above

33.

Muslims pray _________ times a day.

a)

3

b)

7

c)

1

d)

5

34.

According to the Islamic religion, Muslims believe _________ was the prophet.

a)

Yathrib

b)

Medina

c)

Muhammad

d)

none of the above

35.

The sacred text is called the

a)

Mosque

b)

Quran

c)

Torah

d)

Sheikh

36.
Belief in a single God
a)
Polytheism
b)
Economy
c)
Monotheism
d)
None of the given
37.
What is the pilgrimage to Mecca called?
a)
Kaaba
b)
Tajj
c)
Hajj
d)
Medina
38.

According to the Five Pillars of Islam every Muslim must:

a)

Read the bible

b)

Give charity to help the poor

c)

Believe in many gods

d)

Obey Rabbis

39.

What was the capital of the Ottoman Empire?

a)

Baghdad

b)

Istanbul

c)

Cairo

d)

Ankara

40.

Who captured Constantinople in 1453?

a)

Murad II

b)

Osman I

c)

Mehmed II

d)

Suleyman I

41.

What was Mehmed II's nickname?

a)

The Conqueror

b)

The Magnificent

c)

The Great

d)

The Wise

42.

Hagia Sophia was a Greek Orthodox in Constantinople before the fall to the Ottomans.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

Constantinople was not part of the Byzantine Empire before the fall to the Ottomans.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

The Hagia Sophia turned into a mosque after Constantinople's fall to the Ottomans.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

Constantinople was part of the Ottoman Empire after the fall to the Ottomans.

a)

True

b)

False

46.
What country is this?
a)
China
b)
North Korea
c)
South Korea
d)
Japan
47.
The nation of Japan is located on which type of landform?
a)
Peninsula
b)
Islands
c)
Plateau
d)
River Valley
48.

What ocean borders Japan?

a)

Atlantic Ocean

b)

Pacific Ocian

c)

Southern Ocean

d)

Arctic Ocean

49.

One of the reasons the Mongols were successful conquerors was

a)

They live in yurts.

b)

Their skill at horse and bow.

c)

Their ability to read and write.

d)

They valued Chinese government.

50.

Made the Great Wall stronger and more elaborate, the way we see it today.

a)

Ming

b)

Yuan

c)

Han

d)

Qing

51.

Who was the Mongol emperor of the Yuan dynasty?

a)

Kublai Khan

b)

Genghis Khan

c)

Ogedei Khan

d)

Mr. Givens

52.
In the beginning, who took control of the Mongols?
a)
Genghis Khan
b)
Kublai Khan
c)
Zhu Yuanzhang
d)
All of the above
53.
The Ming emperors built  what for themselves?
a)
Forbidden City
b)
a new capital city
c)
new pleasure boats like the Sui
d)
new weapons
54.
The Forbidden City was built 
a)
 for the emperor, his family and servants
b)
for the Mongol Khans
c)
to promote trade
d)
for defense against invaders
55.
Zheng He
a)
was great Mongol leader
b)
was the greatest Ming emperor
c)
defeated the  Mongols in China
d)
was the leader of the Ming Treasure Fleet and a great mariner (sailor)
56.
This Italian traveled to the court of Kublai Khan and wrote of his journeys.
a)
Emperor Yongle
b)
Kublai Khan
c)
Marco Polo
d)
Genghis Khan
57.
Who were the nomadic people from the north who conquered China?
a)
Mongols
b)
Merchants
c)
Buddhists
d)
Berbers
58.
Genghis Kahn wanted control of the ________ because of its trade value. 
a)
capital of China
b)
Roman Empire
c)
horse chariot
d)
Silk Road
59.

What was the purpose of the Seven Voyages?

a)

To show off the Chinese prestige, power, and riches

b)

To find more trade routes to Europe

c)

To make money for the Chines

d)

To find a lost treasure

60.

What policy does the Chinese emperor adopt after the Seven Voyages?

a)

Expansionism

b)

Expedition

c)

Exploration

d)

Isolationism

61.
What palace complex were common people not allowed into?
a)
The one with the sign that said no common people allowed
b)
Forbidden city
c)
Forbidden palace
d)
Forbidden area
62.
The Ming is responsible for the restoration of what?
a)
Grand canal
b)
Great Wall
c)
Forbidden City
d)
The massive boats
63.
The Ming started their decline with what policy?
a)
7th grade basketball practice
b)
Hide and go seek
c)
Isolationism
d)
Super trading
64.

Which of Genghis’ grandsons conquered the Song Dynasty in China in 1279?

a)

Khan Noonien Singh

b)

Kublai Khan

c)

Shere Khan

d)

Tolui Khan

65.

What was Genghis Khan's birth name?

a)

Temujin

b)

Jurchen Jin

c)

Yuan Haowen

d)

Marco Polo

66.

Large portable wool-felt tent used by the Mongols

a)

teepee

b)

suni

c)

yurt

d)

domo

67.

How were practitioners of other religions treated in the Mongol empire?

a)

they were killed

b)

they were enslaved

c)

they were tolerated

d)

they were forced to convert

68.

merchant

a)

a person whose job is buying and selling things

b)

a person who directs and monitors the course of a ship or plane

c)

a person who speaks for a country's government to keep ggod relations with other countries

d)

a ruler in ancient China and other countries of Asia

69.

What is the name of the trade routes that Marco Polo and his family traveled in the 15th century?

a)

Shangtu

b)

Beijing

c)

the Silk Road

d)

the summer court

70.

this tea cup is made of ________

a)

ceramics

b)

porcelain

c)

plastic

d)

silk

71.

What country is this?

a)

China

b)

Mongolia

c)

Spain

d)

Italy

72.

Italy is shaped like a (a)  

73.

Marco spent the next 17 years working for Kublai Khan and became a highly respected (a)   .

74.
What was Kublai Kahn's relationship with Marco Polo like?
a)
Kublai Kahn despised Marco Polo.
b)
Kublai Kahn liked Marco Polo.
75.
How did Europeans of the time come to learn of Marco Polo's travels in the East?
a)
through Facebook
b)
through Kublai Kahn's stories
c)
through Marco Polo's stories
d)
through billboards
76.

What method did West African people use to convey history?

a)

Writing and printing

b)

Oral tradition

c)

Art and music

d)

Symbols and patterns

77.

What role did griots play in West African communities?

a)

Maintaining oral histories

b)

Creating written records

c)

Leading political movements

d)

Teaching foreign languages

78.

What did griots memorize?

a)

Names, dates, places, and events

b)

Artistic patterns and symbols

c)

Music and dance routines

d)

Foreign languages

79.

An area of grassland with scattered trees and bushes

a)

Savanna

b)

Sub-Saharan Africa

c)

Polytheism

d)

Mansa Musa

80.

Seeking guidance from and holding the spirits of deceased ancestors in high esteem

a)

overgraze

b)

Matrilineal

c)

ancestor worship

d)

Animism

81.

The belief that bodies of water, animals, trees, and other natural objects have spirits

a)

Animism

b)

Rain forest

c)

Surplus

d)

Polytheism

82.

an excess supply of something

a)

Polytheism

b)

Surplus

c)

Griots

d)

Sahel

83.

Belief in many Gods

a)

Surplus

b)

Polytheism

c)

Matrilineal

d)

Rain forest

84.

One of Mali's most famous leaders who made Timbuktu into an important city

a)

Jeff Bezos

b)

Mansa Musa

c)

King George III

d)

James Monroe

85.

A West African storyteller

a)

Oral Tradition

b)

Babushka

c)

Greeotz

d)

Griots

86.

What two key products did the kings of Ghana build their power on?

a)

Salt and Gold

b)

Iron and Salt

c)

Gold and Ivory

d)

Gold and Silver

87.

In what way were Camels used in the Kingdom of Ghana?

a)

For Sport

b)

Transportation of Goods

c)

As Entertainment

d)

For Religion

88.

The Northern desert in Africa is the...

a)

Sahara

b)

Kalahari

c)

Senegalese

d)

Nambia

89.

What was the name of the kingdom directly after Ghana?

a)

Mali

b)

Songhai

90.

What type of trade route did the people of the Empire of Ghana have?

a)

Trans-Saharan

b)

Trans-Kalaharian

c)

Trans-Mediterranean

d)

Trans-Eastward

91.

What new religion did the traders bring into the Kingdom of Ghana?

a)

Islam

b)

Buddhism

c)

Hinduism

d)

Christianity

92.

What was the name of the last Kingdom of Western Africa?

a)

Ghana

b)

Mali

c)

Songhai

93.

Name the West African Kingdoms in order.

a)

Mali-Ghana-Songhai

b)

Ghana-Mali-Songhai

c)

Songhai-Mali-Ghana

d)

Mali-Songhai-Ghana

94.

What were the two major resources traded in Ghana?

a)

Leather

b)

Spices

c)

Salt

d)

Gold

95.

Mansa Musa was the first West African ruler to

a)

be very rich and powerful

b)

practice Islam devoutly

c)

wear a crown

d)

trade gold, salt, and slaves

96.

How did West Africans preserve their history before writing was introduced?

a)

Booksellers made marks with sharp sticks on wet clay.

b)

Painters made a long series of paintings like a comic strip.

c)

Griots memorized the stories and passed them down.

d)

Foreign visitors kept the only record of events in the region.

97.

Which answer best describes the trans-Saharan-trade?

a)

a network of trade routes used by traders in the Sahara desert

b)

a market where traders met to trade

c)

a trade route controlled by Muslims in West Africa

d)

a path used by gold miners in Ghana

98.

Islam was first brought to West Africa by

a)

caravan traders.

b)

enslaved prisoners.

c)

religious refugees.

d)

armed nomads.

99.

What is the belief system unique to Japan?

a)

Buddhism

b)

Christianity

c)

Shintoism

d)

Animism

100.

What is the spirit of a god called in Shintoism?

a)

Kami

b)

Ancestor

c)

Shrine

d)

Festival

101.

What is the primary focus of daily ritual practices in Shintoism?

a)

Building discipline

b)

Connecting with nature

c)

Honoring ancestors

d)

Achieving moral purity

102.

What is the primary focus of Shintoism?

a)

Achieving spiritual enlightenment

b)

Gaining material wealth

c)

Honoring ancestors

d)

Connecting with nature

103.

What is the traditional Japanese teaching that everything in nature contains?

a)

Kami

b)

Ancestors

c)

Shrines

d)

Festivals

104.

How were European and Japanese societies similar in the Middle Ages?

a)

They created a system of feudalism in which land was exchanged for service and protection

b)

They created representative democracies in which common citizens elected leaders

c)

They created direct democracies in which citizens had the power to vote on specific laws

d)

They created forms of government in which religion determined the law

105.

Who was the figurehead of power in Japanese society?

a)

Emperor

b)

Shogun

c)

Daimyo

d)

Samurai

e)

Peasants

106.

Who was the military general that ruled in Japan in the Emperor's name?

a)

Emperor

b)

Shogun

c)

Daimyo

d)

Samurai

e)

Peasants

107.

These were powerful lords that lead armies of samurai in Japan.

a)

Emperor

b)

Shogun

c)

Daimyo

d)

Samurai

e)

Peasants

108.

These were trained warriors served their lords in Japan.

a)

Emperors

b)

Shoguns

c)

Daimyo

d)

Samurai

e)

Peasants

109.

These were the poorer farmers and craftsmen in Japan that provided food and service but had little to no power.

a)

Emperors

b)

Shoguns

c)

Daimyo

d)

Samurai

e)

Peasants

110.

In feudal society, a person's social rank was determined primarily by which of the following choices?

a)

Birth

b)

Education and training

c)

Marriage

d)

Individual Abilities

111.

In Europe, the Kings and Nobles were the primary lords and the Knights were their vassals. In Japan, which social groups took these roles?

a)

Shoguns were the primary lords and Daimyo were their vassals

b)

The Emperor was the greatest lord and the Shoguns were his vassals

c)

The Daimyo were powerful lords and the Samurai were their vassals

d)

The Samurai were lords and the peasants were their vassals

112.

Which of the following seas did the Romans have a special connection with?

a)

Ionian sea.

b)

Adriatic sea.

c)

Tyrrhenian sea.

d)

Mediterranean sea.

113.

Boot shaped peninsula south of France and Germany. Also located above the Medierranean Sea

a)

France

b)

Iberian Peninsula

c)

Florida

d)

Italy

114.

Peninsula located in southwest Europe; contains Spain and Portugal

a)

Iberian Peninsula

b)

Italy

c)

European Plain

d)

Scandinavian Peninsula

115.

What body of water is identified by the blue "X"s?

a)

Strait of Gibralter

b)

Bay of Biscay

c)

Black Sea

d)

Baltic Sea

116.

What body of water is identified by the red arrow?

a)

Strait of Gibralter

b)

Bay of Biscay

c)

Black Sea

d)

Baltic Sea

117.

What mountains are represented by the black triangles?

a)

The Alps

b)

The Apennines

c)

The Pyrenees

d)

The Kjolen Mountains

118.

What mountains are represented by the black triangles?

a)

The Alps

b)

The Apennines

c)

The Pyrenees

d)

The Balkan Mountains

119.

What peninsula is outlined in red?

a)

The Scandinavian Peninsula

b)

The Italian Peninsula

c)

The Iberian Peninsula

d)

The Balkan Peninsula

120.

What peninsula is outlined in red?

a)

The Scandinavian Peninsula

b)

The Italian Peninsula

c)

The Iberian Peninsula

d)

The Balkan Peninsula

121.

What sea is identified by the blue "X"s?

a)

Adriatic Sea

b)

Aegean Sea

c)

Mediterranean Sea

d)

North Sea

122.

What geographic feature is represented by the red "X"s?

a)

The North European Plain

b)

The French Riviera

c)

The Ukrainian Steppe

d)

The Rock of Gibralter

123.

People who were given priestly authority by the Church. Also known as "people of the church".

a)

serfs

b)

clergy

c)

emperors

124.

Who was the spiritual and political leader of the Church?

a)

Pope

b)

Nuns

c)

Monks

125.

These people copied and translated religious texts.

a)

knights

b)

monks and nuns

c)

emperors

d)

popes

126.

Pope Gregory ___________________ Emperor Henry, which meant he banned him from heaven. This scared King Henry and his followers.

a)

excommunicated

b)

slapped

c)

communicated

d)

didn't forgive

127.

Who was the leader of the Catholic Church?

A. Archbishop

B. Priest

C. Pope

D. King

a)

King

b)

Priest

c)

Pope

128.

What was the name for the religious trips that that church encouraged people to take?

a)

vacations

b)

journeys

c)

pilgrimages

d)

destinations

129.

Where did the religious men named "monks" live in order to isolate themselves from politics? Where did the monks spend their time copying important religious texts?

a)

in monasteries

b)

in manor houses

c)

in convents

d)

in churches

130.

Where did religious women named "nuns" live in order to isolate themselves from politics?

a)

monasteries

b)

churches

c)

convents

d)

manor houses

131.

The King of the Frankish Empire was named...

a)

Charlemagne

b)

Gregory

c)

Henry

d)

Justinian

132.

While he was king of the Franks, Charlemagne was also crowned the...

a)

King of Germany

b)

King of England

c)

Eastern Roman Emperor

d)

Holy Roman Emperor

133.

In what three ways did Charlemagne bring stability to Europe?

a)

Created feudalism.

b)

Promoted education.

c)

He destroyed major farming systems.

d)

Created a system of checks and inspections.

e)

He began to use democracy, like Ancient Greece.

134.

Before and during Charlemagne's rule, Europe became mostly...

a)

Animism

b)

Muslim

c)

Buddhist

d)

Christian

135.
Social class in the Middle Ages was determined mainly by
a)
birth
b)
religion
c)
wealth
d)
education
136.
How did Charlemagne create the impression that he was continuing or recreating the Roman Empire?
a)
He made everyone call him Ceasar and bow to him.
b)
 He took the title Holy Roman emperor; the title includes the words Roman and emperor, suggesting a link to the Roman Empire.
c)
He was six feet four inches tall—extremely tall for his time—and “always stately and dignified.” 
d)
He encouraged education and scholarship, making his court a center of culture. 
137.
Most people during the Middle Ages were
a)
Kings
b)
Lords/Nobles
c)
Peasants
d)
Knights
138.

What is the system of loyalty & land in exchange for protection & service called?

a)

animism

b)

manorialism

c)

feudalism

d)

imperialism

139.

Which social class is the single ruler of a kingdom?

a)

king

b)

noble

c)

knight

d)

peasant

e)

serf

140.

Feudalism is a _____ system.

a)

social

b)

religious

c)

economic

d)

military

141.

A noble's land, containing his property, village, and fields, is called a...

a)

castle

b)

manor

c)

country

d)

city

142.

What is a vassal?

a)

A boat you sail on.

b)

A powerful warrior.

c)

A religious person.

d)

A person who swore loyalty.

143.

Which social class is mostly made of farmers or artisans, who pay taxes and rent to a lord, but are free to move around to new manors?

a)

king

b)

noble

c)

knight

d)

peasant

e)

serf

144.

Which social class is a wealthy landowner?

a)

king

b)

noble

c)

knight

d)

peasant

e)

serf

145.

Manorialism is a ______ system.

a)

social

b)

military

c)

religious

d)

economic

146.

Which social class are warriors who can also own land and have vassals?

a)

king

b)

noble

c)

knight

d)

peasant

e)

serf

147.
The Magna Carta means...
a)
Grand Document
b)
Glorious Constitution
c)
Great Charter
d)
Magnificent Constitution
148.
This system was used to run life in England during the Middle Ages.
a)
Communism
b)
Feudalism
c)
Institutionalism
d)
Marxism
149.
What did the Magna Carta do?
a)
Gave more power to the King
b)
Limited the power of the King
c)
Got rid of the Feudal System in England
d)
Gave more power to the Common People
150.
How did the signing of the Magna Carta impact the feudal system?
a)
It strengthened the feudal system by making people more dependent on the king.
b)
It reinforced the feudal system by setting strict roles for each level of the social hierarchy.
c)
It weakened the feudal system and broke down the strict social hierarchy that was part of it.
d)
It had little effect on the feudal system since the king kept absolute power over the peasants.
151.
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 Arabs
152.
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
153.
What was the result of the First Crusade?
a)
The Crusaders were defeated and returned home
b)
The Crusaders captured and gained control of Jerusalem
c)
The Crusaders got greedy and attacked Constantinople
d)
The Crusaders never made it to the Holy Land
154.
Not counting the Crusade of Children, How many Crusades were there?
a)
2
b)
4
c)
7
d)
9
155.
Which group conquered the Byzantine Empire?
a)
Seljuks
b)
Mughals
c)
Mongols
d)
Ottomans
156.
Why was Jerusalem holy to Christians?
a)
The Dome of the Rock was there.
b)
Jesus was born there.
c)
Jesus died and rose there.
d)
Their Great Temple was there.
157.
City taken by the Christians during 1st Crusade and recaptured by Muslims during 3rd Crusade?
a)
Acre
b)
Edessa
c)
Damascus
d)
Jerusalem
158.
Who led the Third Crusade?
a)
Four European Nobles
b)
Richard I of England (The Lion heart) 
c)
Salah al-Din
d)
Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand
159.
What event in 1095 led Pope Urban II to call Christians to a religious war?
a)
The Byzantine emperor asked for help.
b)
The Seljuk Turks sent ships to attack Rome.
c)
Vikings attacked parts of Europe from the north.
d)
Charlemagne asked to be crowned Holy Roman emperor.
160.
What religious leader from the Catholic Church helped to organize the First Crusade?
a)
The Bishop of Constantinople
b)
Stephen Harding
c)
The Pope
d)
Saint Benedict
161.

The crusaders were from which place?

a)

Europe

b)

The Middle East

c)

The Holy Land

162.

Which Christian leader helped to start the crusades?

a)

Saladin

b)

Pope Urban II

163.
Who was the Pope that called for the Crusades?
a)
Pope Urban II
b)
Pope Leo X
c)
Pope Urban I
d)
Pope Leo V
164.

Look at the map below. In what region (continent) of the world did the Black Death BEGIN?

a)

Europe

b)

Middle East

c)

Asia

d)

Africa

165.

Look at the map below. In what region (continent) of the world did the Black Death END?

a)

Europe

b)

Middle East

c)

Asia

d)

Africa

166.

How was the Black Death spread?

a)

Rats and fleas

b)

Dogs and ticks

c)

Cats and Bats

d)

Birds

167.

What class did the Black Death Affect?

a)

Nobility

b)

Peasants / Serfs

c)

Monarchy

d)

All of the above

168.

The Black Death (Plague) ORIGINATED (started) in what country?

a)

China

b)

India

c)

Turkey

d)

Spain

169.

How did the Bubonic Plague contibute to the decline of Feudalism?

a)

Killed off everyone in the Feudal system

b)

Gave more power to the clergy allowing them to gain more land and taxes

c)

Desperate need for workers and now workers could demand more rights

d)

Stopped all legal reforms which gave power back to its original owners

170.

What was the plagues impact on the population?

a)

Doubled the population

b)

Killed 1/3rd of population

c)

Did not do anything to population

d)

Wiped out Central Asia

171.

How did the Black Death get to Europe?

a)

Car and train

b)

Ship and Silk road

c)

Mail and Air

d)

Buggies and Mile runs

172.

The Hundred Years' War was one continuous war that lasted for 100 years.

a)

True

b)

False

173.

How long did The Hundred Years' War last?

a)

100 years

b)

150 years

c)

116 years

d)

99 years

174.

The war was between____________

a)

Christians and Muslims

b)

Spain and Muslims

c)

England and France

d)

Europe and Africa

175.

Both countries wanted control over Northern France and the English Channels?

a)

True

b)

False

176.

__________ changed the fate of the French at the Battle of __________.

a)

Joan of Arc; Orleans

b)

Joan of Arc; Agincourt

c)

King Henry; Orleans

d)

King Henry; Agincourt

177.

Series of campaigns over control of the throne of France, involving English and French royal families and French noble families.

a)

Battle of Agincourt

b)

Battle of Crecy

c)

Hundred Years' War

d)

Battle of Orleans

178.

Which group took control of the Iberian Peninsula and settled it starting in the 700s?

a)

Southern France

b)

Roman Catholics

c)

Muslims

d)

Jews

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