WorksheetsMP2 Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
What numeral did the Gupta mathematicians introduce?
One
Zero
Five
Ten
What were the 3 religious groups that exchanged knowledge and Customs?
Jews, Roman Catholics, Atheists
Muslims, Christians, Buddists
Jews. Hatians, Christians
One contribution of Muslim scholarship in Spain to the intellectual life of Europe was —
the introduction of a movable-type printing press
the creation of a unified body of Islamic and Christian law
the preservation and translation of Greek and Roman texts
the development of the Cyrillic alphabet for Slavic languages
The Moors introduced the following into Spanish society before 1450?
wheel, wagons, and horseriding
cathedrals, artwork, stained glass
advances in medicine, science and preserved knowledge from Greeks and Romans
military techniques, plague, civil service exams
In what way did Emperor Justinian influence the development of the rule of law in the Byzantine Empire?
He created the first European court system
He introduced democratic elections
He established the separation of church and state
He directed the creation of a unified legal code
Which outcome resulted from the expansion of Christianity in medieval Europe?
The formation of a single political confederation
Economic growth due to trade treaties
Greater cultural unity among geographically separated groups
The development of a shared language
How did the Silk Road influence the Mongol Empire?
It increased their wealth through trade
It cut them off from other Asian empires
It led to fewer outsiders coming into the empire
It pushed them to search for sea-based trade routes
How did the Black Death change the way European society was organized?
Nobles gained influence because nationalism grew
Fewer workers gave peasants more power
The high need for workers made feudalism stronger
Merchants became more successful as demand dropped
Which factor best explains the power and success of the West African empires Ghana, Mali, and Songhai?
Introduction of gunpowder
Use of advanced navigational instruments
Domination of the trans-Saharan gold–salt trade
Construction of extensive irrigation systems
Which factor most directly contributed to the division between the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churches?
Expansion of Islamic influence
Decrease in trade across Europe
Less enthusiasm for the Crusades
Conflicting Christian beliefs and practices
Which action by Emperor Justinian most contributed to the establishment of rule of law?
Supervising the creation of a single, organized legal code
Setting the principle of church–state separation
Introducing democratic elections
Creating an early court system
What was one major effect of Christianity spreading throughout Europe?
Europeans all began speaking the same language
Countries joined together to form one government
Trade grew quickly and expanded local economies
People across Europe shared a common culture
Which consequence most directly resulted from the feudal system in medieval Europe?
Mandatory donations to the Church
Expanded trade networks
Emergence of capitalism
Establishment of a rigid class hierarchy
Which virtue best completes Confucius’s list of virtues for a stable society?
Expanded trade networks
Mandatory donations to the Church
Establishment of a rigid class hierarchy
Emergence of capitalism
Which two Chinese influences played a significant role in the development of Japan?
New agricultural methods for rice
Mathematical ideas such as the zero
Confucian teachings that reinforced imperial rule
Systems of slavery
Expanding the societal role of women
What major societal effect did the feudal structure have in medieval Europe?
Encouraged new trade routes
Led to capitalist economic growth
Produced a fixed and hierarchical class system
Imposed obligations to support the Church
In what major way did Justinian influence legal traditions in the Byzantine Empire?
He built the first formal court system
He implemented democratic voting
He promoted church–state separation
He created a unified legal code
What made the Hundred Years War different from most earlier medieval conflicts?
It was a fight among nations, not nobles
It was the first to involve North America
All of the Christians refused to fight
It was faster and smaller than most
What became more important as a result of the Hundred Years War?
Knights
Castles
Longbows
Latin
Who fought against each other during the Crusades?
Muslims vs Jews
Jews vs Catholics
Catholics vs Christians
Christians vs Muslims
What was the purpose of the Crusades?
To take control of the holy city of Jerusalem
To kill the pope
to annoy the King of France
To finance the Queen of England
Which disease killed millions in Europe, Asia, and Africa during the mid- 1300s?
Small Pox
Bubonic Plague (Black Death)
Influenza
Yellow Fever
Political changes in England, the bubonic plague, and the Hundred Years' War
strengthened the role of feudal lords in society.
made the importance of individuals decline dramatically.
contributed to the decline of the feudal system.
led to rapid increases in the population of Europe.
How did the plague change the lives of the survivors?
Common people gained more power, because there was a shortage of workers.
Many peasants and serfs left the manors and moved to cities.
Peasants rebelled when nobles tried to return things to how they had once been.
all of the above
In both England and France, the Hundred Years' War caused a rise in
the nobles' loyalty to each other.
national pride and identity
religious fervor and church attendance.
dancing as an expression of joy in the face of destruction.
