Exam 1: The Medieval World, 1250-1350

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

The portability of altarpieces and devotional images allowed for greater individuality in artistic styles.

Aside from starvation,the most devastating effect of the Great Famine was the:

Boniface VIII died as a result of his treatment by agents of Philip IV.

In what ways were Dante's Divine Comedy subversive?

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

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

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

By the mid-thirteenth century,the pope called some Crusades in order to:

Portugal colonized which islands that became the starting point for expeditions along the western coast of Africa?

Sovereignty can be defined as:

Dante's Divine Comedy represents:

Which English king regarded himself as the "hammer of the Scots"?

In 1268,which Crusader State fell to the Mongols?

During the so-called Babylonian Captivity of the fourteenth century,the papacy was:

Realism and naturalism were the key trends in both art and literature in the late Middle Ages.

William of Ockham argued that human reason could not lead to an understanding of God.

The Seven Years' Famine occurred because:

Sovereignty is won by:

During the Babylonian Captivity,the papacy's administrative control over the Church increased even as its moral authority declined.