Question 1

In the Byzantine Church,what title did the top church leaders use in the first four major Christian cities?

Accepted Answer

A) Pope. 
B) Patriarch. 
C) Abbot. 
D) Archbishop. 
E) Cardinal. 
A) Pope. 
B) Patriarch. 
C) Abbot. 
D) Archbishop. 
E) Cardinal.

Question 2

Please define the following key terms.
- war-bands

Accepted Answer

War-bands, also known as warrior bands o

Question 3

Bubonic plague is usually associated with Asia.How was it able to move to Constantinople and Alexandria? If caused by fleas from rats,how was the plague able to move into the countryside?

Accepted Answer

The answer of  Bubonic plague is usually associated with Asia.How...

Question 4

How did the Vikings signify to the local natives that they were peaceful?

Accepted Answer

A) Carried a white shield. 
B) Kneeled to them. 
C) Removed their swords and shields. 
D) Presented gifts. 
E) Gave up their cattle. 
A) Carried a white shield. 
B) Kneeled to them. 
C) Removed their swords and shields. 
D) Presented gifts. 
E) Gave up their cattle.

Question 5

Please define the following key terms.
- Theodora

Accepted Answer

Theodora was a Byzantine empress who liv

Question 6

Please define the following key terms.
- Principality of Kiev

Accepted Answer

The Principality of Kiev, also known as

Question 7

Please define the following key terms.
- Viking

Accepted Answer

The term "Viking" refers to the seafarin

Question 8

The Viking encounter with the Skraelings gave scholars their earliest European accounts of

Accepted Answer

A) Whale hunting. 
B) The first sighting of the northern lights. 
C) The global warming effect of the 1000s. 
D) The Amerindians living in coastal Canada and possibly Maine. 
E) Early migrations into North America. 
A) Whale hunting. 
B) The first sighting of the northern lights. 
C) The global warming effect of the 1000s. 
D) The Amerindians living in coastal Canada and possibly Maine. 
E) Early migrations into North America.

Question 9

How was Harald Bluetooth important to early Scandinavian history?

Accepted Answer

A) He conquered England and Ireland. 
B) He abolished slavery in Denmark. 
C) His army was important in repelling Muslims from Spain. 
D) He forbade trade with Muslims. 
E) He unified Denmark,conquered southern Norway,and converted to Christianity. 
A) He conquered England and Ireland. 
B) He abolished slavery in Denmark. 
C) His army was important in repelling Muslims from Spain. 
D) He forbade trade with Muslims. 
E) He unified Denmark,conquered southern Norway,and converted to Christianity.

Question 10

Please define the following key terms.
- Corpus of Civil Law

Accepted Answer

The Corpus of Civil Law, also known as t

Question 11

The characteristics of the Carolingian empire,at its end,included which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Christianity as a shared faith. 
B) The main source of revenue was plunder. 
C) Leaders who ruled by rewarding their followers. 
D) Low levels of literacy among the general public. 
E) Christianity as a Shared faith. 
A) Christianity as a shared faith. 
B) The main source of revenue was plunder. 
C) Leaders who ruled by rewarding their followers. 
D) Low levels of literacy among the general public. 
E) Christianity as a Shared faith.

Question 12

Which of the following statements is true in describing Vladimir?

Accepted Answer

A) His advisers recommended that Vladimir convert to Islam. 
B) Vladimir demanded an Islamic princess to be sent to him before he converted to Islam. 
C) Vladimir and his advisers saw Christianity of the Germans and Byzantines as two different religions. 
D) Vladimir was not interested in learning Arabic and rejected Islam. 
E) He wanted to be baptized by the Islamic umma. 
A) His advisers recommended that Vladimir convert to Islam. 
B) Vladimir demanded an Islamic princess to be sent to him before he converted to Islam. 
C) Vladimir and his advisers saw Christianity of the Germans and Byzantines as two different religions. 
D) Vladimir was not interested in learning Arabic and rejected Islam. 
E) He wanted to be baptized by the Islamic umma.

Question 13

According to Einhard,Charlemagne attempted and failed to learn how to

Accepted Answer

A) Fight. 
B) Ride a horse. 
C) Swim. 
D) Read and write. 
E) Negotiate. 
A) Fight. 
B) Ride a horse. 
C) Swim. 
D) Read and write. 
E) Negotiate.

Question 14

Please define the following key terms.
- Constantinople

Accepted Answer

Constantinople was the capital city of t

Question 15

Merovingian bishops came from what area of society?

Accepted Answer

A) Court officials. 
B) Important lay families. 
C) ​Former priests and monks. 
D) ​Monastery abbots. 
E) All of these choices.​ 
A) Court officials. 
B) Important lay families. 
C) ​Former priests and monks. 
D) ​Monastery abbots. 
E) All of these choices.​

Question 16

Please define the following key terms.
- Merovingian dynasty

Accepted Answer

The Merovingian dynasty was a royal fami

Question 17

The highest-ranking bishop in Rome was the

Accepted Answer

A) Pope. 
B) Patriarch. 
C) Vizier. 
D) Caliph. 
E) Emperor. 
A) Pope. 
B) Patriarch. 
C) Vizier. 
D) Caliph. 
E) Emperor.

Question 18

Which of the following modern-day nations was never a part of Charlemagne's empire?

Accepted Answer

A) France. 
B) Poland. 
C) Germany. 
D) Italy. 
E) Switzerland. 
A) France. 
B) Poland. 
C) Germany. 
D) Italy. 
E) Switzerland.

Question 19

Please define the following key terms.
- Frankish kingdom

Accepted Answer

The Frankish Kingdom refers to a series

Question 20

William the Conqueror launched an invasion of England in 1066 from which former Scandinavian settlement?

Accepted Answer

A) Ireland. 
B) Normandy. 
C) The Danube Valley. 
D) Russia. 
E) Germany. 
A) Ireland. 
B) Normandy. 
C) The Danube Valley. 
D) Russia. 
E) Germany.

Exam 10: The Multiple Centers of Europe, 500 - 1000

In the Byzantine Church,what title did the top church leaders use in the first four major Christian cities?

Please define the following key terms. - war-bands

Bubonic plague is usually associated with Asia.How was it able to move to Constantinople and Alexandria? If caused by fleas from rats,how was the plague able to move into the countryside?

How did the Vikings signify to the local natives that they were peaceful?

Please define the following key terms. - Theodora

Please define the following key terms. - Principality of Kiev

Please define the following key terms. - Viking

The Viking encounter with the Skraelings gave scholars their earliest European accounts of

How was Harald Bluetooth important to early Scandinavian history?

Please define the following key terms. - Corpus of Civil Law

The characteristics of the Carolingian empire,at its end,included which of the following?

Which of the following statements is true in describing Vladimir?

According to Einhard,Charlemagne attempted and failed to learn how to

Please define the following key terms. - Constantinople

Merovingian bishops came from what area of society?

Please define the following key terms. - Merovingian dynasty

The highest-ranking bishop in Rome was the

Which of the following modern-day nations was never a part of Charlemagne's empire?

Please define the following key terms. - Frankish kingdom

William the Conqueror launched an invasion of England in 1066 from which former Scandinavian settlement?

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