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World History                                    Quarter 2 Assessment

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

The main way that Europeans and Muslims came into contact with each other between 1085 A.D. and 1250 A.D. was
a.
The Golden Age in Spain
b.
The Silk Road
c.
The Crusades
d.
The Byzantine Empire
 

 2. 

The main reason for the growth of trade was and still  is
a.
Power
b.
Scarcity
c.
Greed
d.
Adventure
 

 3. 

Knights lived by an established set of rules called
a.
The code of conduct
b.
The DaVinci code
c.
The code of knights
d.
The code of chivalry
 

 4. 

The primary outcome of the Hundred Years war was
a.
A return to Feudalism in both France and England
b.
More power and influence of the working people who could make demands
c.
Less powerful kings in France and England
d.
More powerful kings in both France and England
 

 5. 

The two most important trading centers in Europe were
a.
Venice and Flanders
b.
Rome and Constantinople
c.
Timbuktu and Barcelona
d.
Alexandria and Persia
 

 6. 

Because of population growth in western Europe, more people began to move the trade centers and find work in manufacturing. The two main products that came from western Europe were
a.
Ivory and gold
b.
Cloth and metal products
c.
Ebony and slaves
d.
Spices and lumber
 

 7. 

The most important of the Germanic tribes was the Franks. Their
most important leader was
a.
Theodosius
b.
Constantine
c.
Charles Martel
d.
Charlemagne
 

 8. 

Fairs eventually stopped moving around and developed into
a.
Cities
b.
Kingdoms
c.
Manors
d.
Carnivals
 

 9. 

Which of the following bonded Lord to Vassal with promises?
a.
Code of Chivalry
b.
Act of Honor
c.
Act of Homage
d.
Code of conduct
 

 10. 

In the 1100s Nobles began to build strong stone homes with walls and towers for protection. They were called
a.
Castles
b.
Palisades
c.
Keeps
d.
Manors
 

 11. 

Despite the efforts of Diocletian and Constantine the Roman Empire eventually fell to invaders in
a.
700 A.D.
b.
600 A.D.
c.
300 A.D.
d.
410 A.D.
 

 12. 

Jews, Christians, and Moors together built an amazing culture called the “Golden Age” for about 400 years in what place?
a.
France
b.
Spain
c.
Italy
d.
Palestine
 

 13. 

The invaders who sacked Rome were
a.
Persian
b.
Greek
c.
Germanic
d.
Muslim
 

 14. 

The greatest leader of the Mongols was called
a.
Kublai Khan
b.
Genghis Khan
c.
Emperor Suleiman
d.
Abu Bakr
 

 15. 

Who was the founder of Islam?
a.
Muhammed
b.
Abu Bakr
c.
Abraham
d.
Constantine
 

 16. 

People who worked in the fields and who could not leave the manor were called
a.
Freemen
b.
Magistrates
c.
Bailiffs
d.
Serfs
 

 17. 

Nobles and vassals all lived in self-contained communities owned, controlled, and protected by the nobles called
a.
Manors
b.
Villages
c.
Kingdoms
d.
City-states
 

 18. 

Among the chief characteristics of Mongol dominance in Asia was the strict application of justice through law and order which helped promote growth and  development of
a.
Trade along the silk road
b.
Dynastic wars in Asia and Africa
c.
Feudalism
d.
A caste system in India
 

 19. 

Which of the following greatly reduced the King’s power in England?
a.
The Crusades
b.
The rise of the middle class
c.
The Magna Carta
d.
The power of local lords
 

 20. 

As townspeople grew richer they began to look to the following for leadership and protection from
a.
Kings
b.
Burghers
c.
Knights
d.
The Pope
 

 21. 

The main reason for the decline in Feudalism was
a.
People not keeping their oaths
b.
The rise in power and influence of Kings
c.
The growth of trade and commerce
d.
A rebellion of the Serfs
 

 22. 

An important contribution of the German tribes were legal traditions. One of  the ways they figured out who was guilty and who was innocent was the use of a severe physical trial called a(n)
a.
Wergeld
b.
Ordeal
c.
Oath helper
d.
Blood feud
 

 23. 

Which of the following was NOT a Germanic tribe that attacked the Roman Empire?
a.
Muslims
b.
Vandals
c.
Goths
d.
Visigoths
 

 24. 

Arab contributions were primarily in the areas of
a.
Math and Science
b.
All of these
c.
Arts and Literature
d.
Medicine
 

Short Answer
 

 25. 

What were the chief promises or oaths made under the system of Feudalism
and who made the oaths? (4 points)
 

 26. 

Explain how feudalism came to an end. (3 pts.)
 



 
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