Chapter 10 Quiz

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. Charles Martel's nickname was _______.

Your response

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. Pepin the Short became king of the Franks thanks to the _______. (Select all that apply)

Acclaim of his people correct incorrect

Conquest of Germany correct incorrect

Recognition by the Pope correct incorrect

Conversion to Christianity correct incorrect

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. Charlemagne's nickname means _______.

Your response

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. In the Carolingian Empire, power over church and state _______.

Belonged to the king correct incorrect

Was held by a small group of the nobility in concert with the king correct incorrect

Was divided between the king and the Pope correct incorrect

Was held by the Pope correct incorrect

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. As a coronation gift, Abbasid caliph Harun al-Rashid sent Charlemagne _______.

A library correct incorrect

An elephant correct incorrect

A dance troupe correct incorrect

Nothing, they didn't know each other existed correct incorrect

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. The Treaty of Verdun _______.

Divided power between Charlemagne and the Pope correct incorrect

Divided Charlemagne's empire among his grandsons correct incorrect

Ended WWI correct incorrect

Divided the Roman Empire in two. correct incorrect

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. The nomadic invaders from the steppes of Asia which aided the dissolution of Charlemagne's empire were the _______.

Vikings correct incorrect

Huns correct incorrect

Mongols correct incorrect

Magyars correct incorrect

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. Factors in the splintering of the Abbasid caliphate included _______. (Select all that apply)

Lack of a system of inheritance correct incorrect

Abbasid multiculturalism correct incorrect

Ethnic pride correct incorrect

Continuous Abbasid jihad correct incorrect

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. In the 9th and 10th centuries, acts of violence against the dhimmi _______.

Were outlawed completely correct incorrect

Were led by the state correct incorrect

Were increasingly common correct incorrect

Continued to be rare correct incorrect

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. During the 9th and 10th centuries a new class developed in Europe, called _______, made up of farmers who traded their labor for protection.

Your response

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. Manors were _______.

Cities dominated by tradesmen and merchants correct incorrect

Collective farms owned by lords correct incorrect

Collective farms owned by their tenants correct incorrect

Land owned by the king correct incorrect

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. Mediterranean cities were the economic powerhouses of Europe from 1000-1400 because of their _______.

Establishment of trade routes correct incorrect

Military might correct incorrect

Vast farmland correct incorrect

Control of gold and silver mines correct incorrect

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. Rewarding one's followers with titles, positions, or salaries is known as _______.

Your response

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. The Great Schism split _______.

The Roman world correct incorrect

Shi'a and Sunni Muslims correct incorrect

Charlemagne's empire correct incorrect

The Christian Church correct incorrect

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. The newest ethnic group to move into the Islamic world and convert in the 9th and 10th centuries were the _______.

Turks correct incorrect

Arabs correct incorrect

Mongols correct incorrect

Spanish correct incorrect

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. The Crusades were the only wars in European history sanctioned by _______.

An Emperor correct incorrect

A coalition of kings correct incorrect

The will of the people correct incorrect

The Catholic Church correct incorrect

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. Among the causes of the Crusades were _______. (Select all the apply)

Increasing persecution of Christians in the Islamic states correct incorrect

Increased persecution of pilgrims to the Holy Land correct incorrect

Increased Islamic attacks on southern Europe correct incorrect

Increased European desire to conquer the Islamic world correct incorrect

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. The Reconquista was the Christian attempt to conquer _______.

Your response

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. The Turkish state in Anatolia was called the Sultanate of _______.

Your response

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. Medieval Jews lived mostly in _______.

Rural areas correct incorrect

Coastal areas correct incorrect

Urban areas correct incorrect

All of the above correct incorrect

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. Late Carolingian princes invited Jewish communities into their territories in order to _______.

Persecute them correct incorrect

Tap into their knowledge of early Christianity correct incorrect

Create commercial connections correct incorrect

Become more multicultural correct incorrect

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. The Slavs moved into Europe from _______.

Western Asia correct incorrect

East Asia correct incorrect

The Middle East correct incorrect

Scandinavia correct incorrect

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Looking at Map 10.1, where did the missionary Boniface come from?

England correct incorrect

Germany correct incorrect

France correct incorrect

Italy correct incorrect

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Based on this photo of a Viking longship, why do you think they were key to the Vikings' ability to raid both coastal towns and rivers?

They had sails. correct incorrect

They had a shallow draft, allowing them to sail in shallow waters. correct incorrect

They were small. correct incorrect

They were large, allowing them to safely sail in rough seas. correct incorrect

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Based on Map 10.8, where did the majority of Jews live in the 13th century?

Across Europe correct incorrect

Throughout the Mediterranean world correct incorrect

In the Middle East correct incorrect

In southern Europe correct incorrect