Chapter 21 Feudalism and the Middle Ages (Later) Test: Adapted

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Chapter 21 Feudalism and the Middle Ages (Later) Test: Adapted

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List two reasons the Crusades failed

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List two effects of the Magna Carta

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Henry VI went to Italy to beg forgiveness from   _____________________ 

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Pope Urban II

Pope Gregory VII

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The region where Jesus lived, preached, and died was called ______________ 

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France

Holy Land

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As a result of the Crusades,__________ became more powerful. 

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popes

kings

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The lawmaking body that governs England is called _______________ 

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parliament

congress

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The most important religion during the Middle Ages in Europe was

Islam

Judaism

Christianity

Why were the Crusades fought?

to bring the eastern bishops back under the Pope's control

to protect European territory from invading Muslims

to gain back control of the Holy Land

The Magna Carta gave the following rights to English citizens except:

habeas corpus

right to own a gun

everyone has to obey the laws

What was the most important result of the Crusades?

Trade and exchange of ideas between Europe and Asia increased

Popes increased their power

Muslims and Christians gained respect for one another

What killed a third of the population of Europe in the 1300s?

bubonic plague

religious persecution

wars among kingdoms

What purpose did the Reconquista serve?

to extend European rule into the Holy Land

to drive non-Christians out of Spain

to reclaim the Iberian Peninsula for the Holy Land

How was England different from France after the Hundred Years' War?

The English king lost power while the French king gained power

England's population was smaller than that of France

English peasants went to cities while French peasants remained in the country

What was the purpose of the Spanish Inquisitions

to expel Muslim spies from the country

to reveal and stop church corruption and waste

to punish and kill heretics and non-Christians in Spain

Which of these figures became a hero of the Hundred Years' War, after rallying the French troops and eventually winning the war?

King John

Joan of Arc

Queen Isabella

What event led to the fall of the manor system in England?

Black Death

Hundred Years' War

Spanish Inquisition

Match the best word for the definition.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
excommunicate		an effort of Christian kingdoms in northern Spain to retake land from the Moors (Muslims)
Joan of Arc		to cast out from the church
Reconquista		religious ideas that opposed accepted church teachings
heresy		a long series of wars between Christians and Muslims
Crusades		a peasant girl instrumental in France's success in the Hundred Years' War

Match the best word for the definition.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Hundred Years' War		a deadly plague that swept through Europe between 1347 and 1351
Monastery		a towering church building during the Middle Ages
cathedral		a religious man who lived apart from society in an isolated community
Monk		a long conflict between England and France that lasted from 1337 to 1453
Black Death		a Christian religious community

List two reasons the Crusades failed

List two effects of the Magna Carta

Henry VI went to Italy to beg forgiveness from   _____________________ 

Other Answer Choices:

Pope Urban II

Pope Gregory VII

The region where Jesus lived, preached, and died was called ______________ 

Other Answer Choices:

France

Holy Land

As a result of the Crusades,__________ became more powerful. 

Other Answer Choices:

popes

kings

The lawmaking body that governs England is called _______________ 

Other Answer Choices:

parliament

congress

The most important religion during the Middle Ages in Europe was 

Islam

Judaism

Christianity

Why were the Crusades fought?

to bring the eastern bishops back under the Pope's control

to protect European territory from invading Muslims

to gain back control of the Holy Land

The Magna Carta gave the following rights to English citizens except:

habeas corpus

right to own a gun

everyone has to obey the laws

What was the most important result of the Crusades?

Trade and exchange of ideas between Europe and Asia increased

Popes increased their power

Muslims and Christians gained respect for one another

What killed a third of the population of Europe in the 1300s?

bubonic plague

religious persecution

wars among kingdoms

What purpose did the Reconquista serve?

to extend European rule into the Holy Land

to drive non-Christians out of Spain

to reclaim the Iberian Peninsula for the Holy Land

How was England different from France after the Hundred Years' War?

The English king lost power while the French king gained power

England's population was smaller than that of France

English peasants went to cities while French peasants remained in the country

What was the purpose of the Spanish Inquisitions

to expel Muslim spies from the country

to reveal and stop church corruption and waste

to punish and kill heretics and non-Christians in Spain

Which of these figures became a hero of the Hundred Years' War, after rallying the French troops and eventually winning the war?

King John

Joan of Arc

Queen Isabella

What event led to the fall of the manor system in England?

Black Death

Hundred Years' War

Spanish Inquisition

Match the best word for the definition.

excommunicate

an effort of Christian kingdoms in northern Spain to retake land from the Moors (Muslims)

Joan of Arc

to cast out from the church

Reconquista

religious ideas that opposed accepted church teachings

heresy

a long series of wars between Christians and Muslims

Crusades

a peasant girl instrumental in France's success in the Hundred Years' War

Match the best word for the definition.

Hundred Years' War

a deadly plague that swept through Europe between 1347 and 1351

Monastery

a towering church building during the Middle Ages

cathedral

a religious man who lived apart from society in an isolated community

Monk

a long conflict between England and France  that lasted from 1337 to 1453 

Black Death

a Christian religious community

Crusades

Hundred Years' War

Bubonic Plague

Holy Land

Joan of Arc

116 years of fighting

Pope Urban II

England vs. France

Started in 1347

Christians vs. Muslims

Ended the manor system

20-25 million died

	Crusades	Hundred Years' War	Bubonic Plague
Holy Land
Joan of Arc
116 years of fighting
Pope Urban II
England vs. France
Started in 1347
Christians vs. Muslims
Ended the manor system
20-25 million died