REVIEW GAME - Change from Medieval to Modern Times

Complete the sentence: “Medieval society was very __________ because peasants had very few opportunities to improve their living conditions.”

• UNEQUAL / UNFAIR

• EQUAL

• PROSPEROUS

• ADVANCED

How long did medieval times last approximately?

• About 500 years

• About 1,000 years

• About 1,500 years

• About 2,000 years

What percentage of the population in medieval Europe was formed by peasants?

• 10%

• 30%

• 60%

• 90%

Complete the sentence: 6.________ (specifically CATHOLICISM) was the most common and powerful religion in Western Europe in medieval times.

• Christianity

• Islam

• Buddhism

• Judaism

It is TRUE about how powerful the CATHOLIC CHURCH was in Medieval Europe? Choose the best option.

• Common people explained events as “acts of God”, not through science. People hoped prayer and religious devotion would keep away disasters and disease

• All social classes (including nobles and the monarch) paid taxes to the Church.

• About 1/3 of all the land belonged to the Catholic Church

• ALL OPTIONS ARE CORRECT

True or False: "Medieval Europeans believed the Earth was in the center of the solar system."

• FALSE

• TRUE

Complete the sentence: The ________ was a period of time in Europe very RICH IN CULTURE! During this time, there were new ideas, new art, new inventions, new science, new literature, and even new types of architecture!

• RENAISSANCE

• MEDIEVAL TIMES

• Protestant Reformation

• DARK AGES

15. Name one important writer of the Renaissance period.

• Donatello

• Michelangelo

• William Shakespeare

• Mark Twain

Complete the sentence: “During the _______________, different people started to criticize the medieval Catholic Church, pointing out how it was abusing its power and becoming corrupt.”

• Age of Exploration

• Medieval Times

• The Renaissance

• The Protestant Reformation

Complete the sentence: “In 1517, Martin Luther wrote the _________ listing everything he believed was wrong in the Christian Church at the time”.

• 95 Theses

• Ten Commandments

• Book of Common Prayer

• Apostles' Creed