Exam 10: The Medieval World,1250-1350

Why was the Black Death so devastating in Europe?

The Moroccan adventurer Ibn Battuta traveled roughly 75,000 miles,a journey that began with:

Sovereignty is won by:

In the thirteenth century,Moscow became an important center because:

Jews were victims of attack by both Christians and Muslims during the plague.

European art of the thirteenth century reflected a renewed interest in:

The thirteenth century had witnessed the development of the philosophical belief that the secular and spiritual worlds were rational,organized,and comprehensible to human beings.In the fourteenth century,William of Ockham:

Although Louis IX's attempts at crusading were failures,they cemented his reputation as a:

The leader who united the Mongol tribes and began the conquest of China was named:

The Black Death probably eliminated almost _________ percent of Europe's population.

What factors led to the Babylonian Captivity?

Mongol expansion marked the end of:

The name "The Babylonian Captivity" for the Avignon papacy references the:

The commerce that occurred as a result of the Pax Mongolica was facilitated by the introduction of:

Time became standardized in the fourteenth century due to:

Linguistically and ethnically,the Mongols were most closely related to the:

After 1368,when the last Mongol rulers of China were overthrown,most Westerners were denied access to China.

Increasing European interest in African gold was driven by:

In his Divine Comedy,most of the people Dante placed in Hell were:

The nominalist distinction between reason's ability to understand the natural world and its inability to understand the divine world encouraged people to: