Medieval Europe

Which three actions by monasteries contributed to the early spread of Christianity in medieval Europe?

• providing religious instruction to local communities

• translating and preserving classical knowledge

• promoting loyalty to church leaders

• supporting individuals calling for reforms in religious polic

How did monasteries and convents preserve knowledge during the Middle Ages?

• preserving texts

  
  

• founding universities

  
  

• writing histories

  
  

• building schools

• copying books

Which of these caused feudalism to end in Europe?

• Crusades & plague killed many workers

• serfs always ran away from manors

• kings became homeless

• knights often stole their lord’s land

Which three actions by monasteries contributed to the early spread of Christianity in medieval Europe?

• commissioning painters to create religious art

• providing religious instruction to local communities

• translating and preserving classical knowledge

• supporting individuals calling for reforms in religious policies

• promoting loyalty to church leaders

Which of these is NOT an effect of feudalism

• land given for service

• trade increased

• shortage of food

• knights protected land

Which of these is NOT a way people used land in medieval Europe?

• feudal farms

  
  

• camping in desert

• trade along rivers

• castles on hills

Who were the Huns? Who was their greatest leader?

• the Huns were a nomadic. Their greatest leader was Pope

• The Huns were a nomadic. Their great leader was Attila

• he Huns were a nomadic. Their greatest leader was Huns.

• he Huns were a nomadic. Their greatest leader was Jack.

What happened among Roman generals that caused problems for the Roman Empire? Why did they do this?

• They all became emperor

• They began fighting with each other. They each wanted to become emperor

• They went to church together

• They began fighting and then ate together

Which of the following locations was NOT affected by the “Black Death”?

• America

• Europe

• China

  
  

• Middle East

In medieval Europe, manorialism was

• the political agreement between kings, nobles, knights and peasants

• the code of conduct followed by feudal knights

• requirement that all peasants paid taxes to the church

• the free agricultural labor economic system under feudalism