Question 1

Compare and contrast the effect of the plague on the towns as opposed to the countryside.

Accepted Answer

In the countryside,the effects of the pl

Question 2

The Lollard movement gained great support in the fourteenth century due to the number of nobles who supported the movement.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

What was the role of Joan of Arc in the Hundred Years' War?

Accepted Answer

By the time that the young Henry VI beca

Question 4

Being a slave carried relatively little social stigma in the Ottoman Empire.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

The Great Schism ended in 1417 when the:

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A) papacy moved its administrative offices back to Rome. 
B) Council of Basel dismissed all rival popes. 
C) pope defeated the conciliar movement. 
D) Council of Constance elected a new pope. 
E) French king returned the pope to Rome. 
A) papacy moved its administrative offices back to Rome. 
B) Council of Basel dismissed all rival popes. 
C) pope defeated the conciliar movement. 
D) Council of Constance elected a new pope. 
E) French king returned the pope to Rome.

Question 6

The Black Death and ensuing social unrest resulted in noble families:

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A) becoming impoverished. 
B) turning to commerce in a bid to make more money. 
C) selling off much of their land to small farmers. 
D) building large and very strong castles to protect themselves. 
E) growing wealthier than they had been. 
A) becoming impoverished. 
B) turning to commerce in a bid to make more money. 
C) selling off much of their land to small farmers. 
D) building large and very strong castles to protect themselves. 
E) growing wealthier than they had been.

Question 7

What influence did John Wycliffe have on the Catholic Church?

Accepted Answer

John Wycliffe was a scholar and frequent

Question 8

The works of Boccaccio,Chaucer,and de Pisan all demonstrate:

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A) that most literature was still written in Latin. 
B) the spread of vernacular literacy. 
C) that most people who were literate still studied and worked in universities. 
D) that there was still no market for professional writers in Europe. 
E) that most literature was still very formal. 
A) that most literature was still written in Latin. 
B) the spread of vernacular literacy. 
C) that most people who were literate still studied and worked in universities. 
D) that there was still no market for professional writers in Europe. 
E) that most literature was still very formal.

Question 9

Joan of Arc was a problematic leader of the French forces during the latter part of the Hundred Years' War because:

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A) she was a peasant woman. 
B) she refused to wear armor even in the midst of battle. 
C) she regularly fought with the military generals she was supposed to lead. 
D) she was believed to be the mistress of the Dauphin. 
E) she was illiterate. 
A) she was a peasant woman. 
B) she refused to wear armor even in the midst of battle. 
C) she regularly fought with the military generals she was supposed to lead. 
D) she was believed to be the mistress of the Dauphin. 
E) she was illiterate.

Question 10

One consequence of the Black Death was a reversion of farmland to:

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A) towns and villages. 
B) monastic holdings. 
C) pastures and forests. 
D) swamps and marches. 
E) noble hunting grounds. 
A) towns and villages. 
B) monastic holdings. 
C) pastures and forests. 
D) swamps and marches. 
E) noble hunting grounds.

Question 11

Humanists encouraged the education of women.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

The Renaissance was chronologically distinct from the late Middle Ages.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Many Northern Italians looked admiringly at their ancient past as a way of:

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A) instilling virtue in their children. 
B) asserting their cultural supremacy over France. 
C) reviving pagan religions. 
D) challenging the authority of the pope. 
E) launching a campaign to fund the restoration of the Forum. 
A) instilling virtue in their children. 
B) asserting their cultural supremacy over France. 
C) reviving pagan religions. 
D) challenging the authority of the pope. 
E) launching a campaign to fund the restoration of the Forum.

Question 14

Following the Black Death,the most densely populated country in Europe was:

Accepted Answer

A) Italy. 
B) Spain. 
C) England. 
D) France. 
E) Portugal. 
A) Italy. 
B) Spain. 
C) England. 
D) France. 
E) Portugal.

Question 15

The English Lollards were the lay followers and successors of which late medieval theologian?

Accepted Answer

A) Jan Zizka 
B) Jan Hus 
C) Meister Eckhart 
D) John Wycliffe 
E) Ulrich Zwingli 
A) Jan Zizka 
B) Jan Hus 
C) Meister Eckhart 
D) John Wycliffe 
E) Ulrich Zwingli

Compare and contrast the effect of the plague on the towns as opposed to the countryside.

The Lollard movement gained great support in the fourteenth century due to the number of nobles who supported the movement.

What was the role of Joan of Arc in the Hundred Years' War?

Being a slave carried relatively little social stigma in the Ottoman Empire.

The Great Schism ended in 1417 when the:

The Black Death and ensuing social unrest resulted in noble families:

What influence did John Wycliffe have on the Catholic Church?

The works of Boccaccio,Chaucer,and de Pisan all demonstrate:

Joan of Arc was a problematic leader of the French forces during the latter part of the Hundred Years' War because:

One consequence of the Black Death was a reversion of farmland to:

Humanists encouraged the education of women.

The Renaissance was chronologically distinct from the late Middle Ages.

Many Northern Italians looked admiringly at their ancient past as a way of:

Following the Black Death,the most densely populated country in Europe was:

The English Lollards were the lay followers and successors of which late medieval theologian?

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Exam 11: Rebirth and Unrest,1350-1453

Compare and contrast the effect of the plague on the towns as opposed to the countryside.

The Lollard movement gained great support in the fourteenth century due to the number of nobles who supported the movement.

What was the role of Joan of Arc in the Hundred Years' War?

Being a slave carried relatively little social stigma in the Ottoman Empire.

The Great Schism ended in 1417 when the:

The Black Death and ensuing social unrest resulted in noble families:

What influence did John Wycliffe have on the Catholic Church?

The works of Boccaccio,Chaucer,and de Pisan all demonstrate:

Joan of Arc was a problematic leader of the French forces during the latter part of the Hundred Years' War because:

One consequence of the Black Death was a reversion of farmland to:

Humanists encouraged the education of women.

The Renaissance was chronologically distinct from the late Middle Ages.

Many Northern Italians looked admiringly at their ancient past as a way of:

Following the Black Death,the most densely populated country in Europe was:

The English Lollards were the lay followers and successors of which late medieval theologian?

Early Civilizations

Peoples, gods, and Empires: 1700-500

The Civilization of Greece, 1000-400

The Greek World Expands, 400-150

The Civilization of Ancient Rome

The Transformation of Rome

Romes Three Heirs,500-950

The Expansion of Europe,950-1100

The Consolidation of Europe,1100-1250

The Medieval World,1250-1350

Innovation and Exploration,1453-1533

The Age of Dissent and Division,1500-1564

Europe in the Atlantic World,1550-1660

European Monarchies and Absolutism,1660-1725

The New Science of the Seventeenth Century

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