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Mid-Term Exam Review

8th Grade World History Mid-Term Exam Review

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Which of the following didn't result from the repeated invasions of the Germanic tribes that led to the fall of the Roman? the establishment of a common language
What regions of the world today are still strongly influenced by the achievements of Rome? Europe and the United States
What was one long-term result of the crowning of Charlemagne? the deepening split between eastern and western Christianity
Which was Not a reason for the decline of the Western Roman Empire? a strong military
What signaled the beginning of the Middle Ages? the collapse of the Roman Empire
Why did Germanic peoples invade the Roman Empire? resentment over Rome's power and wealth
What was the emperor's purpose for dividing the Roman Empire? to preserve Greek and Roman knowledge and make control of the empire more efficient
Who was the feudal contract usually between? a greater lord and his less powerful lord
How would you define Chivalry? a code of conduct for knights
Who was knight expected to fight bravely for? his chosen lady
Which statement best describes events after Charlemagne's death? His sons fought for control; his kingdom was divided
Who was the leader that brought Christianity to the Franks? Clovis
What did the Treaty of Verdun bring an end too? the civil war that was a result of Charlemagne's death
Which statement best describes medieval serfs? They were bound to the land but were not slaves
What was the feudal system based on? mutual obligations
What was a manor? a lord's estate
What was a medieval manor onsidered? a self-sufficient unit
Where did a young page begin his education? at another lord's castle
Who had the authority to declare a squire a knight? the knight's lord
What was the main job of a squire? to serve a knight
Which of the following was a page supposed to learn? courtly manners
What were the main forces holding the feudal society together? a set of mutual obligations and the teachings of the Church
How were feudalism and the manor system related? Feudalism was the social order and the manor system was the economic arrangement that supported it.
What happened to the status of women during the Middle Ages? Womens' roles remained limited to the home and the convent.
Who was the pope that issued the first Crusade? Urban II
The organized effort to drive Muslims from Spain. Reconquista
The architectural style most closely associated with Middle Ages and Age of Faith. Gothic
The Church court used in Spain to persecute Jews and Muslims. the Inquisition
The Magna Carta guaranteed basic legal rights
The name of the legislative body of medieval England. parliament
Who led the Norman conquest of England? William the Conqueror
Which of the following best describes the nature of a guild? an association of people who worked at the same occupation
What was the chief goal of the Crudades? to recover Jerusalem and the Holy Land from the Muslim Turks.
What was one problem identified by Church reformers during the Middle Ages? Bishops sold positions in the Church for money.
All of the following led to changes within the Medieval society EXCEPT The Church becoming the dominant institution
The major cause of the Great Schism was arguments about which man holding the position of pope was the true pope.
The central issue of the Hundred Years' War was the throne of France
What function did a craft guild not perform? borrowing and loaning money
How did the Battle of Hstings change the course of English history? The Normans took control of England
The group of people most responsible for spreading the bubonic plague were traders
Whose rights did the Magna Carta originally intend to defend? the English nobility
The decisions of the English royal courts of justice created English common law
The Great Schism was finally resolved when all three popes were forced to resign, and a new pope was elected
What was main effect of the Commercial Revolution? more money was available for building businesses
What was the most important effect of the Hundred Years' War? It caused the development of national identities in England and France.
The second Agricultural Revolution during the Middle Ages increased the population because of the development of a food surplus
Which developments did the most to end the Middle Ages? longbow,bubonic plague,Hundred Years'War and the Great Schism
The devastation caused by the bubonic plague contributed to the disruption and collapse of medieval society
Why did the Age of Chivalry eventually decline? new technology such as the longbow made learning to become a knight unimportant.
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