Exam 2: Rebirth and Unrest, 1350-1453

The Holy Roman Empire and the Italian Peninsula did not unite as national monarchies in part because:

The late Middle Ages was a period of aristocratic crisis and peasant prosperity.

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

Underlying the social unrest of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries lay:

The relatively constant warfare of the Middle Ages led to which of the following?

What influence did John Wycliffe have on the Catholic Church?

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

The Great Schism ended in 1417 when the:

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 Ottoman Turks were able to begin to amass territory in the fourteenth century because:

The series of pageant plays performed at York were not only motivated by devotion but also:

Those who claimed aristocratic status in the fourteenth century did so by:

The majority of Ottoman slaves were Christians because:

Following the death of Timur,the territories he conquered became:

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

The fundamental distinction that marked a person as noble was his or her wealth.

The Renaissance was chronologically distinct from the late Middle Ages.

The failed conciliar movement of the Church was intended to locate the supreme authority of the Church with the:

The growth of power claims based on classical models,including patronage of the arts,occurred in Renaissance Italy due to the: