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Chapter 10- Medieval Kingdoms in Europe Flashcards

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The implement shown in this image most likely…

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belonged to the community.

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In return for protecting the pope, Otto l was…

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crowned Roman emperor.

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The bourgeoisie used their newly found wealth to…

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purchase rights and freedoms for their cities.

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Which if the following was the staple of the medieval diet?

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Bread

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How did craft guilds improve economic conditions in cities?

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Set quality standards for goods produced.

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Which of the following happened as a result of the collapse of the Carolingian empire?

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A new socio-political system known as feudalism developed.

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This chart illustrates…

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the feudal system.

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Which of the following was a result of climate change during the High Middle Ages?

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Increased food production.

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Native peoples in Russia and Ukraine were conquered by…

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Vikings, then Mongols.

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French territories, including ________ and Maine, were reclaimed from the English by ________ …

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Normandy: Philip ＩＩ Augustus

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Eastern Slavic people were converted to Christians by…

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Byzantine missionaries.

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Philip ＩＩ Augustus was instrumental in strengthening…

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France.

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Eastern Slavs converted to _______, and _______ helped them become literate.

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Orthodox Christianity; Cyril.

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William the Conqueror led an invasion that…

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merged Anglo-Saxon and French cultures.

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Which of these was a new and important agricultural practice in Medieval Europe?

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Three-field crop rotation.

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Which of the following represents the correct sequence of events in the development of English law?

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Norman Conquest, common law, Magna Carta, and Parliament.

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Which of these may have enabled people to move back into cities?

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Less dependence on Agriculture for survival.

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In the modern English, there are some words with Anglo-Saxon roots that have a counterpart with a French root: cattle/beef, sheep/mutton, swine/pork. What is the historical reason for these lexical pairs?

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William the Conquerors invasion in 1066.

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Orthodox Christianity became the chief religion for the…

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Serbs.

20
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The Vikings were made part of European civilization by…

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The Frankish policy of settling them and converting them to Christianity.

21
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As a consequence of the Norman conquest of England, German because the language of the ruling class.

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False

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In 1215, King John of England put his seal on the Magna Carta, preventing England from being ruled by an absolute monarch.

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True

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Poles, Czechs, and Hungarians became subject to the Roman Cahtolic Church.

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True

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The break-up of the Holy Roman Empire led to the development of feudalism in Europe.

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False

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Merchant towns in the 1000s gained freedoms and rights by fighting the army of their lord.

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False

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Philip the Fair’s power was increased when he was crowned Roman Emperor after protecting the pope.

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False

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A money economy developed out of a revival of trade.

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True

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Oleg was a Viking leader who founded the city of Novgorod.

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False

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The Holy Roman Emperor fought with the pope for control of both Italy and Germany.

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True

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Germany and France were not able to create a national monarchy in the Middle Ages, unlike Italy and England.

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False

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Tournament

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Contest where knights could show their fighting skills.

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Magyars

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Hungarians

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Fief

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The grant of land made to a vassal.

34
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Domesday Book

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First census in Europe since Roman times.

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Philip IV

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Created the first French pariliament.

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William of Normandy

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Won the Battle of Hastings.

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Magna Carta

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Gave written recognition to the mutual rights and obligations between kings and vassals.

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Cyril

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Converted the Eastern Slavs to Orthodox Christianity.

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Mongols

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Conqured Russia in the thirteenth century.

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Kievan Rus

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