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WorksheetsWarm Up 4/10 & 4/11
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
This chart shows the impacts of a development during the Middle Ages. Which development completes this chart?
colonization
feudalism
manorialism
monasteries
This chart shows the impacts of one historical figure. Which historical figure completes this chart?
Charlemagne
Joan of Arc
Kublai Khan
William the Conqueror
Use the information in the chart to answer the question. Developments in the Middle Ages: Agricultural innovations lead to surplus food. The decline of foreign invasions leads to the revival of trade. Which result would best fit in the circle in the chart?
The Growth of Towns
The End of Monarchies
The Weakening of the Church
The Establishment of Feudalism
What does this chart reveal about feudalism?
It was designed to promote equality.
It was supported by the work done by the peasants.
It provided opportunities for social mobility.
It was controlled by the middle class.
How did the Battle of Hastings impact European history? Select two that apply.
It increased the influence of Judaism in Europe.
It inspired the creation of a market economy in Europe.
It caused the collapse of the Holy Roman Empire.
It began the Norman conquest of England.
It sparked the political rivalry between England and France.
How did the structure of this system benefit the monarchies of Europe?
It increased the support for democratic governments.
It decreased the influence of monarchies by dividing the power of government.
It increased the loyalty of citizens through the distribution of lands.
It decreased the military power of monarchies.
This is a timeline of events in Chinese history. Which event completes this timeline?
Buddhism spread throughout China.
Confucianism became illegal in China.
Democratic governments were created in China.
Civil service exams were banned throughout China.
This is a diagram that shows four inventions. From which ancient culture did these inventions come?
Babylon
China
Greece
Rome
This chart lists years that printing was first used in different civilizations.
| Years Printing Was First Used | ||
|---|---|---|
| ? | Japan | Europe |
| 627 CE – 649 CE | 764 CE – 770 CE | 1000 CE – 1300 CE |
Which civilization best completes this chart?
A. China
B. Ghana
C. Japan
D. Mali
This is a photograph of the world’s first printed paper money. This printed paper money came from which ancient civilization?
Ghana
Han Period
Mali
Song Dynasty
What is the best heading for these notes?
Goals of the Artists of the Italian Renaissance
Reasons Europeans Fought in the Crusades
Reasons for the Spread of Catholicism
Goals of the Anglican Church
Use the excerpt to answer the question:
... no free man shall be taken or imprisoned ... save by lawful judgement of his peers or the law of the land. ...
—from the Magna Carta, 1215 CE
The excerpt supports the idea that the Magna Carta was written to:
increase punishments for crimes.
limit the power of government.
set property boundaries.
list social classes.
Which group completes this chart?
Muslim Leaders
Poor Farmers
Catholic Leaders
Jewish Leaders
This is a timeline of events important to European history. Which event best completes this timeline?
The Reconquista began.
The Reformation began.
The Magna Carta was written.
The Book of Kells was written.
According to the following map, which city is being fought over?
Rome
Sparta
Athens
Jerusalem
Which economic system is depicted in this diagram?
capitalism
communism
mercantilism
socialism
This map shows the movements and claims of explorers during the 15th and 16th centuries. According to this map, from where did these explorers originate?
Central America
Eastern Europe
Northern Africa
Western Europe
What factor led to the Age of Discovery?
The desire of European nations to increase their wealth.
An increase in scientific research throughout Europe.
Communication with Europe by the native groups in the New World.
Militarism sparked aggressive expansion by Japan and China.
This chart shows the relationship between several inventions. Which phrase best completes this chart?
Protestant Reformation
European exploration of the New World
Counter Reformation
spread of Islam in North Africa
Which country was the first to sail west from Europe in search of new territories?
Portugal
Spain
England
France
