Medieval Europe

What were the reasons for the fall of Rome?(Choose 3)

• military weakness

• the rise of Islam

• food shortages

• government corruption

• split of the empire

Why was the Roman Empire split?

• Diocletian hoped it would help Rome return to a republic.

• Constantinople was built and had to be some sort of capital.

• Constantine felt that Christianity would be better served.

• Diocletian believed the empire was too large to manage by one person.

The Roman Catholic Church is led by...

• a direct descendant of Muhammed.

• a Patriarch.

• the Emperor.

• the Pope.

The split between the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church was due to which issues? (Choose 2)

• How many times a day Christians should pray.

• Who should be in charge of the church.

• If a direct descendant of Jesus should lead the Church.

• The use of icons in worship.

• What punishments should be given out for sinners.

What is the language of both churches?

• Catholic=Latin

  Eastern=Latin

• Catholic=Latin

  Eastern=Greek

• Catholic=Greek

  Eastern=Greek

• Catholic=Greek

  Eastern=Latin

What system was created after the fall of the Roman Empire so that people were protected?

• Feudalism

• Republicanism

• LaFollettism

• Legalism

• Schism

Which of the following were effects of the fall of Rome?(Choose three)

• religion and language unified the people of Europe

• Less sharing of culture between groups

• Europeans became more unified

• Trade decreased

• Power struggles led to many wars

Serfs were given a small piece of land to farm for themselves and did all the work on the manor in exchange for what?

• money
• better opportunities
• fame
• protection

Medieval, they toiled,

Landlord's grip, peasants' turmoil,

Feudal life unspoiled.

The Haiku above describes...

• Chivalry

• the Roman Catholic Church

• The Great Schism

• the manor

Medieval order,

Nobles, serfs, and their border,

Hierarchy's border.

This Haiku represents...

• the Eastern Orthodox Church

• fall of Rome

• the manor

• feudalism