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1 Early and High Middle Ages
LET’S PLAY! Early and High Middle Ages Who wants to be a… Expert on the Middle Ages?! 1

2 A: Creation of a large Christian state on the Red Sea
An important long-term result of the Crusades in the Middle East was the A: Creation of a large Christian state on the Red Sea B: Destruction of Muslim military power C: Increased tension between Muslims and Christians D: Restoration of the Byzantine Empire

3 A: Creation of a large Christian state on the Red Sea
An important long-term result of the Crusades in the Middle East was the A: Creation of a large Christian state on the Red Sea B: Destruction of Muslim military power C: Increased tension between Muslims and Christians D: Restoration of the Byzantine Empire

4 A major result of the Crusades was the conversion of the majority of Europeans to
A: Protestantism B: Christianity C: Judaism D: Islam

5 A major result of the Crusades was the conversion of the majority of Europeans to
A: Protestantism B: Christianity C: Judaism D: Islam

6 One major result of the Crusades was the
A: Permanent occupation of the Holy Land by the Europeans B: Long-term decrease in Europe trade C: Spread of Middle Eastern culture and technology D: Conversion of most Muslims to Christianity

7 One major result of the Crusades was the
A: Permanent occupation of the Holy Land by the Europeans B: Long-term decrease in European trade C: Spread of Middle Eastern culture and technology to Europe D: Conversion of most Muslims to Christianity

8 The Crusades indirectly contributed to the discovery of the New World by
A: Stimulating European demand for goods from the East B: Forcing the religious conversion of the Muslim population C: Forcing the Turks to flee from Constantinople D: Increasing the power of the feudal lords

9 The Crusades indirectly contributed to the discovery of the New World by
A: Stimulating European demand for goods from the East B: Forcing the religious conversion of the Muslim population C: Forcing the Turks to flee from Constantinople D: Increasing the power of the feudal lords

10 Which statement best explains the relationship among groups of people under feudalism?
B: Social classes were determined primarily by educational achievements A: All classes received equal treatment before the law. D: Obligations among social classes were clearly defined C: Strong national governments passed laws to maintain class structures.

11 Which statement best explains the relationship among groups of people under feudalism?
A: All classes received equal treatment before the law. B: Social classes were determined primarily by educational achievements. D: Obligations among social classes were clearly defined. C: Strong national governments passed laws to maintain class structures.

12 Which was an important cause of the rise of feudalism in Europe?
A: Increasing power of the Catholic Church B: Weakness of central government authority C: Political ideas brought back by the Crusaders D: Growth of national monarchies

13 Which was an important cause of the rise of feudalism in Europe?
A: Increasing power of the Catholic Church B: Weakness of central government authority C: Political ideas brought back by the Crusades D: Growth of national monarchies

14 Which was most responsible for bringing about the decline of feudalism in Western Europe?
A: Revival of trade and commerce B: Spread of the Protestant Reformation C: Weakening of the power of absolute monarchs D: Fall of the Roman Empire

15 A: Revival of trade and commerce
Which was most responsible for bringing about the decline of feudalism in Western Europe? A: Revival of trade and commerce B: Spread of the Protestant Reformation C: Weakening of the power of absolute monarchs D: Fall of the Roman Empire

16 Which was a characteristic of European feudalism?
A: Emphasis on individual liberties B: public participation in decision making C: Existence of many small semi-independent units D: Equal division of labor

17 Which was a characteristic of European feudalism?
A: Emphasis on individual liberties B: Public participation in decision making C: Existence of many small semi-independent units D: Equal division of labor

18 An important contribution of feudalism was that it
A: Advanced the ideals of a democratic society B: Provided for some law and order in society C: Strengthened the power of the monarchy D: Fostered the idea of a classless society

19 An important contribution of feudalism was that it
A: Advanced the ideas of a democratic society B: Provided for some law and order in society C: Strengthened the power of the monarchy D: Fostered the idea of a classless society

20 In Europe feudal society, an individual’s social status was generally determined by
A: Education and training B: Individual abilities C: Birth D: Marriage

21 In European feudal society, an individual’s social status was generally determined by
A: Education and training B: Individual abilities C: Birth D: Marriage

22 Which economic system existed in Europe during the early Middle Ages?
A: Manorialism B: Free market C: Socialism D: Command

23 Which economic system existed in Europe during the early Middle Ages?
A: Manorialism B: Free market C: Socialism D: Command

24 An economic reason for the institution of serfdom was to maintain
A: A stable workforce B: An educated citizenry C: Overseas trade D: Religious uniformity

25 An economic reason for the instituion of serfdom was to maintain
A: A stable workforce B: An educated citizenry C: Overseas trade D: Religious uniformity

26 After the fall of Rome, the eastern portion of the Roman Empire became known as the
A: Persian Empire B: Mongol Empire C: Byzantine Empire D: Gupta Empire

27 After the fall of Rome, the eastern portion of the Roman Empire became known as the
A: Persian Empire B: Mongol Empire C: Byzantine Empire D: Gupta Empire

28 What is a major contribution of the Byzantine Empire to global history?
A: Construction of the pyramids B: Preservation of Greek and Roman culture C: Expansion of equal rights D: Invention of writing

29 What is a major contribution of the Byzantine Empire to global history?
A: Construction of the pyramids B: Preservation of Greek and Roman culture C: Expansion of equal rights D:

30 C: The promise of immediate salvation if killed
Peasants were enticed to join the Crusades for all of the following reasons EXCEPT A: Freedom from feudal bonds B: The possibility of wealth C: The promise of immediate salvation if killed D: The opportunity to become noblemen

31 C: The promise of immediate salvation if killed
Peasants were enticed to joint the Crusades for all of the following reasons EXCEPT A: Freedom from feudal bonds B: The possibility of wealth C: The promise of immediate salvation if killed D: The opportunity to become noblemen

32 Final Question…

33 Take out a piece of loose-leaf and work with your group to answer the following question: Analyze the impact the Medieval Church had on the society.

34 What is the term that means the highest church official?
A: Patriarch B: Pope C: Priest D: Bishop

35 What is the term that means the highest church official?
A: Patriarch B: Pope C: Priest D: Bishop

36 What word means a permanent split?
A: Break B: Crack C: Schism D: Opening

37 What is the name of Justinian’s body of law?
A: The Constitution B: The Declaration C: Body of Civil Law D: Hagia Sophia

38 What word means holy images?
A: Icons B: Description C: Pictures D: Paintings

39 This emperor made the law code for the Byzantine Empire
A: Justinian B: Constantine C: Clement D: Theodora

40 C: Provided religious freedom D: Promoted equality for all classes
The importance of the Code of Hammurabi, the Twelve Tables, and the Justinian Code is that they: A: Instituted democratic governments B: Establish legal principles C: Provided religious freedom D: Promoted equality for all classes

41 D: Promoted equality for all classes
The importance of the Code of Hammurabi, the Twelve Tables, and the Justinian Code is that they? A: Instituted democratic governments B: Established legal principles C: Provided religious freedom D: Promoted equality for all classes

42 The Justinian Code is considered a milestone because it
A: Preserved many ancient Chinese legal decrees in writing B: Served as a model for European legal systems C: Became the first democratic constitution D: United Muslims and Roman thought

43 The Justinian Code is considered a milestone because it
A: Preserved many ancient Chinese legal decrees in writing B: Served as a model for European legal systems C: Became the first democratic constitution D: United Muslim and Roman thought

44 A: conquer the Russian city of Moscow
Constantinople’s location on the Bosporus Strait was one reason that the Byzantine Empire was able to A: conquer the Russian city of Moscow B: Spread Judaism throughout western Europe D: Unite the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches C: Control key trade routes between Europe and Asia

45 D: Unite the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches
Constantinople’s location on the Bosporus Strait was one reason that the Byzantine Empire was able to A: Conquer the Russian city of Moscow B: Spread Judaism throughout western Europe C: Control key trade routes between Europe and Asia D: Unite the Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches

46 C: Expansion of equal rights
What is a major contribution of the Byzantine Empire to global history? A: Preservation of Greek and Roman culture B: Construction of the pyramids C: Expansion of equal rights D: Invention of writing

47 What is a major contribution of the Byzantine Empire to global history?
A: Preservation of Greek and Roman culture B: Construction of the pyramids C: Expansion of equal rights D: Invention of writing

48 What religion used Greek as their language?
A: Judaism B: Roman Catholic C: Eastern Orthodox D: Islam

49 What religion used Greek as their language?
A: Judaism B: Roman Catholic Church C: Eastern Orthodox D: Islam

50 C: It was controlled by guilds
Which of the following is a true statement about the Byzantine economy? A: It was based on barter B: It was weak C: It was controlled by guilds D: It was prosperous

51 C: It was controlled by guilds
Which of the following is a true statement about the Byzantine economy? A: It was based on barter B: It was weak C: It was controlled by guilds D: It was prosperous

52 The Byzantine empire reached its greatest size under
A: Muhammad II B: Justinian C: Constantine D: Vladimir

53 The Byzantine empire reached its greatest size under
A: Muhammad II B: Justinian C: Constantine D: Vladimir

54 Which of the following groups finally conquered the Byzantine empire?
A: Ottoman Turks B: Latin Christians C: Seljuk Turks D: Arabs

55 Which of the following groups finally conquered the Byzantine empire?
A: Ottoman Turks B: Latin Christians C: Seljuk Turks D: Arabs

56 What sect of Christianity allowed the pope to control the church?
A: Roman Catholic Church B: Eastern Orthodox C: Baptist D: Protestant

57 What sect of Christianity allowed the pope to control the church?
A: Roman Catholic Church B: Eastern Orthodox C: Baptist D: Protestant

58 The Byzantine Empire began?
A: In the 6th century CE B: In the 1st century CE C: In the 5th century CE D: In the 4th century CE

59 The Byzantine Empire began?
A: In the 6th century B: In 1st century C: In the 5th century D: In the 4th century

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