- Which medieval art forms served educational and decorative purposes? (Select all that apply) (2 points)
Aflying buttresses
Bgargoyles
Cgothic cathedrals
Dsculpted portraits
Estained glass windows
F. tapestries
- How did epic poems reflect the cultures of medieval europe? (1 point)
AThey reflected the european ideal that the group was more important than the individual.
BThey reflected the belief in power of compromise and negotiation.
CThey reflected the view that the common people were as important as the nobility.
DThey reflected themes of loyalty and heroism that were prized in europe.
- Medieval illuminated manuscripts provide insight into which of the following? (Select all that apply) (2 points)
Adaily medieval life
Bmathematicals advancements
Creligious devotion
Dscientific innovation
Etaxation records
- Which of the following purposes did early medieval universities serve? (Select all that apply) (1 point)
Aeducated the masses
Bprepared clergy
Cpromoted debate over church doctrine
Dtrained meant to serve in bureaucracies
- How did the hundred years war affect the medieval of feudalism in which vassals owed military service to the king? (1 point)
Athe vassal system became more important in winning battles and holding conquered territory for the king.
BThe introduction of the longbow and cannon made the vassal system more efficient.
CThe need for a larger, standing army with greater mobility made the vassal system obsolete.
DThe vassals became commanders of mercenary armies paid by the King to fight.
- Which of the following became a significant threat to church power as a result of the Great Western Schism? (1 point)
AReformers began to challenge the traditional role of the Church.
BThe political factions backing different popes began to exert more influence over Church activities.
CThe moral authority of the Church weakened.
DThe Bible was translated into English
- Which describes a way in which Russia's geography influenced the development of it civilization? (1 point)
AWest-flowing rivers connected it economically and culturally to Western Europe.
BThe Ural Mountains and the Eurasian plain kept Russia culturally and economically isolated.
CSouth-flowing rivers
DIts southern steppe region
- How did byzantine Christianity influence Russian orthodox Christianity? ()
AIt set the patterns for good relations with Muslim empires.
BIt set the pattern for a church hierarchy led by the pope.
CIt set the pattern for the development of an absolute ruler.
DIt set the pattern for close church and state.
9.Which of the following was one way Ivan lll and Ivan IV strengthened their authoritarian rule? (1 point)
AThey allied themselves with the mongols
BThey encouraged peasants to present grievances
CThey increased trade with western Europe
DThey limited the power of the boyars
- Which of the following was one way the histories of medieval Poland and Hungary were similar? (1 point)
ABoth became the ancestors of the Serbs
BIn both,political power shifted from the nobles to the monarch
CBoth had been powerful eastern orthodox kingdoms
DBoth had been powerful roman catholic kingdoms
11.Which statement best summarizes the effects of mongol rule on Russia? (1 point)
Athe absolute power of the mongols later influenced later Russian rulers.....
Bthe mongols were lenient and tolerant rulers......
Cthe mongols were lenient and tolerant rulers,but they isolated Russia.....
Dthe mongols spread Islam throughout Russia....
Aflying buttresses
Bgargoyles
Cgothic cathedrals
Dsculpted portraits
Estained glass windows
AThey reflected the european ideal that the group was more important than the individual.
BThey reflected the belief in power of compromise and negotiation.
CThey reflected the view that the common people were as important as the nobility.
DThey reflected themes of loyalty and heroism that were prized in europe.
Adaily medieval life
Bmathematicals advancements
Creligious devotion
Dscientific innovation
Etaxation records
Aeducated the masses
Bprepared clergy
Cpromoted debate over church doctrine
Dtrained meant to serve in bureaucracies
Athe vassal system became more important in winning battles and holding conquered territory for the king.
BThe introduction of the longbow and cannon made the vassal system more efficient.
CThe need for a larger, standing army with greater mobility made the vassal system obsolete.
DThe vassals became commanders of mercenary armies paid by the King to fight.
AReformers began to challenge the traditional role of the Church.
BThe political factions backing different popes began to exert more influence over Church activities.
CThe moral authority of the Church weakened.
DThe Bible was translated into English
AWest-flowing rivers connected it economically and culturally to Western Europe.
BThe Ural Mountains and the Eurasian plain kept Russia culturally and economically isolated.
CSouth-flowing rivers
DIts southern steppe region
AIt set the patterns for good relations with Muslim empires.
BIt set the pattern for a church hierarchy led by the pope.
CIt set the pattern for the development of an absolute ruler.
DIt set the pattern for close church and state.
AThey allied themselves with the mongols
BThey encouraged peasants to present grievances
CThey increased trade with western Europe
DThey limited the power of the boyars
ABoth became the ancestors of the Serbs
BIn both,political power shifted from the nobles to the monarch
CBoth had been powerful eastern orthodox kingdoms
DBoth had been powerful roman catholic kingdoms
Athe absolute power of the mongols later influenced later Russian rulers.....
Bthe mongols were lenient and tolerant rulers......
Cthe mongols were lenient and tolerant rulers,but they isolated Russia.....
Dthe mongols spread Islam throughout Russia....