Question 1

France's first parliament,begun under Philip IV,was the

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A)  Chambre des Comptes. 
B)  Parlement. 
C)  Diet of Paris. 
D)  Reichstagen. 
E)  Estates-General. 
A)  Chambre des Comptes. 
B)  Parlement. 
C)  Diet of Paris. 
D)  Reichstagen. 
E)  Estates-General.

Question 2

Identify the following terms.
-Clovis and the Merovigians

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Clovis and the Merovingians are terms as

Question 3

The Holy Office,or Inquisition,was the court established by the church to uncover heresy and punish religious heretics.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Identify the following terms.
-St.Benedict and.St.Hilda of Whitby

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St. Benedict, also known as Benedict of

Question 5

The reason so many European place-names end in borough,burgh,burg,or bourg was:

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A)  most of them were established by the powerful Boringian family. 
B)  the term means "cross-roads," a common place to build a city. 
C)  the names refer to the fortified centers around which cities and towns were built. 
D)  boros was an early name for a trade guild. 
E)  a boroman was a ferry-man who insured safe passage across a river. Most towns with such names were founded around river crossings. 
A)  most of them were established by the powerful Boringian family. 
B)  the term means "cross-roads," a common place to build a city. 
C)  the names refer to the fortified centers around which cities and towns were built. 
D)  boros was an early name for a trade guild. 
E)  a boroman was a ferry-man who insured safe passage across a river. Most towns with such names were founded around river crossings.

Question 6

Identify the following terms.
-St.Thomas Aquinas and scholasticism

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St. Thomas Aquinas was a medieval Italia

Question 7

High Middle Ages agriculture included all except

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A)  extensive swamp draining and land clearance. 
B)  increased output by increasing the amount of land used for farming. 
C)  improved methods through the use of iron tools. 
D)  adopting the three-field system. 
E)  the use of slave labor. 
A)  extensive swamp draining and land clearance. 
B)  increased output by increasing the amount of land used for farming. 
C)  improved methods through the use of iron tools. 
D)  adopting the three-field system. 
E)  the use of slave labor.

Question 8

Why did the revival of trade during the High Middle Ages occur as,and when,it did? Back up your ideas with supporting evidence.

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The revival of trade during the High Mid

Question 9

What were the causes and what were the consequences of the emergence of universities in the High Middle Ages?

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The emergence of universities in the Hig

Question 10

The English king most responsible for establishing the "common law" was

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A)  William of Normandy. 
B)  Philip Augustus. 
C)  Frederick II. 
D)  Henry II. 
E)  John. 
A)  William of Normandy. 
B)  Philip Augustus. 
C)  Frederick II. 
D)  Henry II. 
E)  John.

Question 11

The religious figured martyred in his own cathedral in the twelfth century was

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A)  Benedict. 
B)  Becket. 
C)  Bernard. 
D)  Francis. 
E)  Aquinas. 
A)  Benedict. 
B)  Becket. 
C)  Bernard. 
D)  Francis. 
E)  Aquinas.

Question 12

The medieval university

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A)  was originally an educational association of students or scholars, as at Bologna. 
B)  taught only technical and scientific courses. 
C)  rejected the study of law. 
D)  only taught people trained in theology. 
E)  allowed women to attend. 
A)  was originally an educational association of students or scholars, as at Bologna. 
B)  taught only technical and scientific courses. 
C)  rejected the study of law. 
D)  only taught people trained in theology. 
E)  allowed women to attend.

Question 13

The pope who gave his blessing and authorized the First Crusade was

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A)  Urban II. 
B)  Gregory VII. 
C)  Gregory the Great. 
D)  Innocent III. 
E)  Edward the Confessor. 
A)  Urban II. 
B)  Gregory VII. 
C)  Gregory the Great. 
D)  Innocent III. 
E)  Edward the Confessor.

Question 14

Identify the following terms.
-coronation of Charlemagne

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The coronation of Charlemagne refers to

Question 15

In what ways were the Crusades similar in nature and effect to the Islamic concept of jihad? What were the most significant causes and results of the Crusades? Consider religious,economic,and social factors in your analysis.Were the Crusades,on balance,a major mistake? Why or why not?

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The Crusades and the Islamic concept of

Question 16

Identify the following terms.
-feudalism

Accepted Answer

The answer of Identify the following terms.
-feudalism...

Question 17

Identify the following terms.
-Abbot Suger and the abbey of Saint-Denis

Accepted Answer

Abbot Suger (c. 1081 – 1151) was a Frenc

Question 18

The missionary brothers who converted the Slavic peoples of Moravia to the Orthodox Christianity of the Byzantine Empire were

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A)  Francis and Wilbur. 
B)  Vladimir and Alexander. 
C)  Ivan and Peter. 
D)  Bernard and Boris. 
E)  Cyril and Methodius. 
A)  Francis and Wilbur. 
B)  Vladimir and Alexander. 
C)  Ivan and Peter. 
D)  Bernard and Boris. 
E)  Cyril and Methodius.

Question 19

Identify the following terms.
-the Fourth Crusade and Constantinople

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The Fourth Crusade and Constantinople ar

Question 20

The victor at the Battle of Hastings was

Accepted Answer

A)  Harold Godwinson. 
B)  William of Normandy. 
C)  Edward the Confessor. 
D)  Henry II. 
E)  Vladimir the Northman. 
A)  Harold Godwinson. 
B)  William of Normandy. 
C)  Edward the Confessor. 
D)  Henry II. 
E)  Vladimir the Northman.

Exam 12: The Making of Europe

France's first parliament,begun under Philip IV,was the

Identify the following terms. -Clovis and the Merovigians

The Holy Office,or Inquisition,was the court established by the church to uncover heresy and punish religious heretics.

Identify the following terms. -St.Benedict and.St.Hilda of Whitby

The reason so many European place-names end in borough,burgh,burg,or bourg was:

Identify the following terms. -St.Thomas Aquinas and scholasticism

High Middle Ages agriculture included all except

Why did the revival of trade during the High Middle Ages occur as,and when,it did? Back up your ideas with supporting evidence.

What were the causes and what were the consequences of the emergence of universities in the High Middle Ages?

The English king most responsible for establishing the "common law" was

The religious figured martyred in his own cathedral in the twelfth century was

The medieval university

The pope who gave his blessing and authorized the First Crusade was

Identify the following terms. -coronation of Charlemagne

In what ways were the Crusades similar in nature and effect to the Islamic concept of jihad? What were the most significant causes and results of the Crusades? Consider religious,economic,and social factors in your analysis.Were the Crusades,on balance,a major mistake? Why or why not?

Identify the following terms. -feudalism

Identify the following terms. -Abbot Suger and the abbey of Saint-Denis

The missionary brothers who converted the Slavic peoples of Moravia to the Orthodox Christianity of the Byzantine Empire were

Identify the following terms. -the Fourth Crusade and Constantinople

The victor at the Battle of Hastings was

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