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- 1. Multiple Choice
In 284 AD, this great empire split in two:
Abbasid
Roman
Japanese
Mali
- 2. Multiple Choice
After the Roman Empire split, it was divided into east & west. What was the name of the eastern portion of the new empire?
the Byzantine Empire
the Mongol Empire
the Ottoman Empire
the Holy Roman Empire
- 3. Multiple Choice
While the east remained relatively stable (& wealthy!), the west did not. Why?
Germanic invasions
Plague
The capital was moved from Rome to Constantinople
Famine
- 4. Multiple Choice
As the germanic peoples invaded & occupied western Europe, these two things disappeared:
Education
Religion
Farming
Trade
- 5. Multiple Choice
Which institution survived the fall of Rome?
The Roman army
The Senate
The Christian Church
trans-Mediterranean trade
- 6. Multiple Choice
This group of Germanic people established one of the most powerful kingdoms in Europe during the Middle Ages
the Lancasters
the Franks
the Yorks
the Benedicts
- 7. Multiple Choice
This germanic king defeated the last Roman army in Gaul, officially putting an end to Roman rule in the West.
Clovis
Henry
Edward
Aethefled
- 8. Multiple Choice
In the 8th century, this Frankish king united much of the post-Roman west under his rule & worked to spread Christianity throughout it
Uhtred
Charles I
Alfred the Wise
Charlemagne
- 9. Multiple Choice
In feudal societies, people who worked and lived on the land belonging to a lord or vassal were called what?
Serf
Untouchables
Laborers
Vassals
- 10. Multiple Choice
In feudal societies, who had the most power?
Serfs
Knights
Kings
Church Officials
- 11. Multiple Choice
In feudal societies, who had the least power?
Serfs
Knights
Kings
Church Officials
- 12. Multiple Choice
This post-Roman era is called what?
The Middle Ages (Medieval Period)
The Renaissance
The Enlightenment
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