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- 1. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
The Black Death was originated in...
America
Europe
Australia
Asia
- 2. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
The ___________________ caused economic and social instability by drastically reducing the workforce
Black Death
church
Asia
population
- 3. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Lords provided land use and ______________________ to peasants
communities
protection
military service
population
- 4. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Lords gave land to their vassals in exchange for ______________
Christianity
protection
communities
military service
- 5. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
The __________________ controlled most aspects of daily life in Europe.
church
Peasants
population
Serfs
- 6. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Why did feudalism develop in Europe in the Middle Ages?
To give knights a purpose for fighting
For the kings to have people to rule
So manors would be useful again
To provide protection and security
- 7. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
True or False. The Crusades were where Christians tried to retake the Holy Land from the Muslims.
True
False
- 8. Multiple-choice1 minute1 ptFeudalism is an example ofa monarchyan industrial economya local governmenta religious empire
- 9. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
What are all 4 levels of the feudalism pyramid system.
general, colonel, major, captain
president, vice president, speaker, congressman
pope, archbishop, bishop, priest
King, church officials & nobles, knights, peasants
- 10. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Medieval knights followed rules called the code of?
Chivalry
Bushido
Conduct
Hammurabi
- 11. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Under which social system did landowning nobles provide protection to their people, in return for their services and loyalty?
mercantilism
Capitalism
Feudalism
protectionism
- 12. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
What was a warrior in armor who fought on horseback called in Medieval Europe?
A Samurai
A Knight
A Peasant
A Freeman
- 13. Multiple-choice1 minute1 ptHow did the Bubonic Plague spread?Bad waterFleas on ratsLooking at peopleAlignment of the stars
- 14. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
What was a major difference between knight and samurai?
Only knights swore loyalty to their superior
Samurai did not have a code of chivalry
Knights were called upon by their religious leader to fight.
- 15. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
What is Feudalism?
A sustaining feud with a friend
A social and political system of loyalty, service, power, and protection
A system of government that allowed a King to have ultimate say over the land
A system of government where the Pope and King had equal rule over the land
- 16. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Another name for a king or queen.
Prince
Princess
President
Monarch
- 17. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
A land owner in the Middle Ages who is in charge of the people on his land and the lesser lords he gave land to.
Lord
Squire
Page
Fief
- 18. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Upper class land owners
Vassal
Noble
Serf
Plebeian
- 19. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
A lesser lord who accepts land from a more powerful lord and pledges loyalty and service to that lord
King
Monarch
Vassal
Peasant
- 20. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
A nobleman who was trained as a warrior and lived their live according to a code of chivalry
Samurai
Navy
Vassal
Knight
- 21. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Lower class during the Middle Ages who worked on a manor in exchange for protection.
Knight
Noble
Lord
Peasant
- 22. Multiple-choice1 minute1 ptWho 1) ruled the Franks from
768 to 814 C.E.
2) united the Christian lands of Europe
3)was crowned Holy Roman emperor
in 800 C.E.CharlemangeKing ArthurJoan of Arc - 23. Multiple-choice1 minute1 ptServed as protection and a means of identification for a knight.A HorseA ShieldA Fief
- 24. Multiple-choice1 minute1 ptWhich of the following statements accurately describes feudalism?Under feudalism, kings gave land to nobles in exchange for their military service.Feudalism served to spread Christianity throughout Western Europe.Feudalism began as a way to protect those on pilgrimages to Jerusalem.The rise of feudalism marked the end of the Medieval Age.
- 25. Multiple-choice1 minute1 ptBoth Muslims and Christians were ______ types of people during the Middle Ages.athleticEuropeanWesternreligious
- 26. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Check the box for the main barbaric kingdoms created after the fall of the Western Roman Empire (obviously select more than one)
Vikings
Franks
Goths, Visigoths, Ostrogoths
Aztecs
Saxons, Anglo-Saxons
- 27. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Which situation contributed most to the beginning of the Renaissance?
A. Strong rulers censored new ideas.
B. Europe became increasingly isolated from other regions.
C. The emphasis on religious uniformity increased.
D. A wealthy class that supported the arts emerged.
E. Europe began to discover the writings of St. Thomas Aquinas.
- 28. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
The intellectual and cultural center of the Renaissance was
A. Florence
B. Rome
C. Naples
D. Venice
E. Genoa
- 29. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
What does the word Renaissance refer to?
a. a period of renewed interest in the arts, based on the Classical Greek and Roman period
b. a series of wars between competing Italian city-states
c. a breakout of infectious diseases that wiped out millions of people
d. the migration of Italians to the New World
- 30. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
What was Humanism?
a. a march of masses of people with the intent to visit the birthplace of Jesus Christ
b. a way of thinking that balances religious faith with the individuality of humans, an interest in nature, and the power of the human mind to learn
c. the practice of humans devoting all of their time to the practice of their religion, at the expense of all other activities
d. a worldwide movement to improve people’s physical fitness during the 15th and 16th Centuries
- 31. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
What made the Italian City-States unique and important, compared to other European cities, during the Renaissance Period?
a. the city-states were self-governing and conducted their own trade.
b. the city-states were centrally located in Italy, in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea region, where people from all over Europe came to trade and do their banking.
c. the city-states were able to establish guilds of craftsmen, who were talented in making a variety of goods
d. all of the above
- 32. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Which of these was NOT true about the city of Florence during the Renaissance?
a. it was the center of banking in Europe.
b. it was the home, at one time, of Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo, as well as other artists
c. architecture and statuary flourished in the city
d. people who wished to practice Humanism were prohibited from doing so with the city’s borders.
- 33. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Which family in Florence, had a profound impact on finance, as well as Renaissance art and culture, due to their great wealth and power?
a. the Medici Family
b. the Vespucci Family
c. the David Family
d. the Georgiano Family
- 34. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Which group served as the greatest patron of the arts during the Renaissance Period?
a. fishermen
b. doctors
c. the Catholic Church
d. university professors
- 35. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Renaissance ideas were spread through trade (people doing business), travel (people going to new places), and education (people teaching new ideas and skills to each other). Which invention of the Renaissance Period helped most to spread ideas and discoveries?
a. long lasting oil paints
b. the printing press with movable type (metal letters)
c. wooden ships
d. taller church buildings with balconies overlooking an entire city
- 36. Multiple-choice1 minute1 pt
Most great artists of the Renaissance Period were apprentices early in their careers. What is an apprentice?
a. someone who studies under a master artist to learn techniques
b. someone who was so poor that he had to steal from an owner of a business
c. someone who teaches others the finer points of a craft
d. none of the above
