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WorksheetsEurope before 1500s test
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He was the first Athenian philosopher and constantly asked the question "why?"
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Homer
This philosopher focused on the logic behind why humans do what they do as well as create the scientific method.
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Homer
One of the original creators of democracy in Athens, this tyrant worked to emphasize power to the people
Draco
Solon
Pericles
Hippocrates
Who was a student of Socrates?
Plato
Alexander the Great
Aristotle
Pericules
What does the word "Philosopher" mean?
lover of wisdom
smart thinker
brave one
wise one
Which philosopher studied at Plato's Academy?
Socrates
Aristotle
Alexander the Great
Pericles
What method was used to understand the way that other think and feel?
Plato's method
Aristotle's method
Socratic method
philosopher's method
Plato was a student of Socrates
True
False
What was the Socratic method?
A variable and solution technique
A question and answer technique
A experiment and solution technique
A test and and question technique
Citizens were
the people who could participate in the government
the people who live in the roman empire
Which principle do modern democracies share with ancient Athens?
the people deserve equal rights.
There should be no taxation without representation.
People should vote on all matters that concern them.
People should have a voice in government.
What is citizenship?
a political system in which citizens elect others to represent them in government
membership in a community
political Power is held by a small group of people
a formation of heavily armed foot soldiers who moved together
What is direct democracy?
a political system in which citizens elect others to represent them in government
a political system in which citizens participate directly in decisions.
political Power is held by a small group of people
a formation of heavily armed foot soldiers who moved together
Rule by the people is...
democracy
aristocracy
oligarchy
republic
Which government was a direct democracy?
Athens
Rome
Which government was a Republic or representative democracy?
Athens
Rome
In Ancient Athens only free adult males could be citizens.
True
False
What is another name for a representative democracy?
Direct Democracy
Athenian Democracy
a republic
Oligarchy
What does "democracy" mean?
"rule of the few"
"rule of the leaders"
"rule of the people"
"rule of the powerful"
A system of government where citizens trust other people to create laws and vote for them is called
direct democracy
representative democracy
What is the type of government where citizens select their own leaders?
veto
republic
consul
dictator
What is a republic?
a government with at least 3 branches
a government in which people elect representatives
a democratic government
a government with no leaders
A __________ gave protection in return for loyalty from his __________.
lord / vassal
peasant / serf
merchant / squire
villager / priest
Who was meant to show acts of CHIVALRY?
monarch
lords
knights
peasants
If you lived in the Middle Ages, your social class was determined by
birth
wealth
religion
education
The lords provided __________ for their peasants in return for __________.
protection / labor
fiefs / labor
labor / protection
land / fiefs
What is a knight?
A higher noble who owns a large amount of land
A lower noble who trains for war in tournaments and jousting
A lower noble who refuses to fight
A peasant who fights in the noble's army
Under which system did landowning nobles govern and protect the people in return for services?
Feudalism
Mercantileism
Protectionism
Vassalism
Medieval knights followed rules called the code of
the king
the knight
chivalry
servitude
True or False: Medieval Europe was mostly ruled by a single King/Emperor
True
False
The main purpose of a castle was
to entertain guests
provide a place for animals to sleep
to provide for a place the manufacturing of weapons
provide protection
Which is not a job the knight was expected to do?
be loyal to the Lord
be loyal to the Church
farm the land
protect the helpless
The purpose of feudalism was
to spread democracy and give the people a say in their government
to look after the welfare of all the people and make sure they had all they needed
to provide people with protection and safety by establishing social order
to create a fair society by balancing the powers of the monarch and the people
What did a lord owe the king in return for land?
gratitude
a supply of knights in time of war
provide peasants to work for the king
he would work the land to produce food for the king
What was the main job of feudal ladies?
teaching boys to be knights
selling the goods produced on the manor
managing the household
negotiating with feudal lords
Chivalry is
fighting skills.
a code of behavior.
a person who travels.
an owner of a manor.
Feudalism is a political, social, and economic system that revolves around what?
religion
land
government
laws
Which best describes what a knight is?
Teacher
Judge
Priest
Soldier
What was the most important job of a feudal knight?
Protecting the land of the lord/King
Winning jousting and fighting touraments
Working the land and raising livestock
Collecting taxes to improve the manor
What is the name of a large estate, with a village and farmland, owned by the lord?
Castle
Fief
Vassal
Manor
What was the original goal of the Crusades?
To make sure that kings no longer ruled over peasants.
To recapture the Holy Land from the Muslims.
To end Feudalism
To open new trade routes to the East.
What was a major effect of the Crusades?
Religious toleration for Jews
Economic control of North Africa
Increased influence of the Patriarch
Increased trade with Arab cultures
Why did people join in the Crusades?
They thought it would help them gain land
They thought it would help them get rich.
They thought it would help them get into heaven.
All of these answers
What was the symbol of the Crusaders?
A blue sword
A yellow lion
A red cross
The crusaders were from which place?
Europe
The Middle East
The Holy Land
Which city did they fight over?
London
Jerusalem
Paris
Why did so many men volunteer for the Crusades?
they were paid generously
the Church granted forgiveness and salvation to anyone who went or died on the Crusades
Because they were forced to go
because they loved Asia
What were the Crusades?
colonization of the Americas
a series of religious wars to take over Jerusalem
a series of religious wars to take over Mecca
colinization of Africa
Which 3 religious groups were involved in the Crusades?
Christians
Muslims
Buddhists
Jews
What is a Crusader?
Christian volunteers who wanted to take back Mecca
Christian volunteers who wanted to take back Jerusalem
Muslim volunteers who wanted to take back Jerusalem
Jewish volunteers who wanted to take back Jerusalem
Why did people join in fighting in the Crusades?
Knights liked to fight and fighting in the Crusades was not a sin.
People could keep what they plundered.
They thought it would help them get into heaven.
All of these answers
They wanted to retake the Holy Land from Muslims.
Did the Crusades reach their goal?
Yes
No
An estate of a medieval lord
Manor
Fief
Castle
Reeve
What time period is considered the Middle Ages?
200-500
500-1500
1500BC-500BC
1500- Modern Times
Which Mongol leader did Marco Polo work for?
Genghis Khan
Kublai Khan
Shi Huangdi
Wu Zhao
What was the name of Marco Polo's book?
The Travels of Marco Polo
Marco's Magnificent Adventures
Polo's Travels to China
Marco Polo and the Philosopher's Stone
True or False: Marco Polo's book inspired later explorers like Christopher Columbus.
True
False
What is an expedition?
something that is run by merchants
a description in a book
a map
a purposeful journey
(a) was an Italian explorer from Venice.
While in China, Marco Polo served emperor
Wu of Han
Taizong of Tang
Kublai Khan
Qin Shi Huang
Select all things that are true about Marco Polo.
he was a traveler
he is the reason we have maps
he was a storyteller
he gave Italy some of their first information about China
he invented the swimming game "Marco Polo"
Which of the following spread the plague?
Snakes
Rats
Rabbits
Fleas
Ships
What period followed the black death
The Crusades
The 100 Years War
The Renaissance
The Founding of the New World
Ture of False: The Black Death had a negative impact on the church.
True
False
True or False: The Black Death had a negative impact on the feudal system of Europe
True
False
True or False: The bubonic plague is the most deadliest plague.
True
False
What is a Plague
A contagious Virus which impacts the Immune System
a contagious bacterial disease characterized by fever, insanity, and formation of buboes, and sometimes an infection of the lungs
A virial Infection of the Lungs
A wound from Battle
How did the black death spread over the oceans
By Birds
Over trade routes
Missionary work
Captured fighters
How did the Plague spread
Soldiers returning from the Crusades
Rats on trading ships
Airborne, meaning spread through the air
Fleas who bit infected rats
a widespread occurrence of a disease
Epidemic
Pandemic
Flu
Disease
What do we call the big black spots that developed on a person's body?
buboes
flea bites
infections
A sign from God
How long did it take to die from the Black Death?
days
weeks
months
years
What was Michelangelo's occupation?
Writer
Sculptor, Painter, Architect
Musician
Politician
During which period did Michelangelo create his art?
Baroque
Renaissance
Romanticism
Modernism
Along with which other artwork is The Creation of Adam one of the most famous paintings in history?
The Starry Night
The Last Supper
The Mona Lisa
Guernica
Which of these did Leonardo NOT paint?
The last Supper
Mona Lisa
Starry Night
What is Leonardo's most famous painting?
Mona Lisa
Vitruvian Man
Last Supper
Some unknown painting
How does Leonardo's "Last Supper" compare to the "Mona Lisa?"
The Last Supper was Leonardo's first major work, while the Mona Lisa was his last
The Last Supper celebrated Christianity, while the Mona Lisa was a simple portrait
Both the Last Supper and the Mona Lisa are housed at the Louvre in Paris
The Mona Lisa is a popular work, while the Last Supper is considered offensive
Leonardo Da Vinci won the title of "artist-engineer". Why?
He was a good artist and equally good engineer.
He managed to combine Art and Science together.
He painted things that could be useful to engineering.
Who created the Gutenburg Printing Press?
Johannes Gutenburg
The guy in this story
I did!
Gutenburg
Who invented the printing press?
Martin Luther
Marco Polo
Johannes Gutenberg
Isaac Newton
The printing press changed history
true
false
