Test 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Who led the Ottomans to capture Constantinople in 1453?

A

Mohammed II

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2
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The ________ established the first large empire in western Europe after the fall of Rome?

A

Franks

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3
Q

The Treaty of _______ formed the nations of France and _________?

A

Verdun
Germany

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4
Q

Who finished the vulgate, a Latin translation of the Bible?

A

Jerome

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5
Q

_________ wrote The Prince which is the only lasting book of importance from the Italian Renaissance?

A

Niccolo Machiavelli

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6
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_______ is remembered for painting the Sistine Chapel?

A

Michelangelo

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7
Q

_____ of the Roman church began using the title pontifex maximus that once was used by Roman Emperors.

A

Popes

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8
Q

_____ crowned Charlemagne as emperor of the Romans?

A

Leo III

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9
Q

The Holy Roman Empire was born when the pope crowned ______?

A

Otto the Great

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10
Q

________decreed that popes should be chosen by cardinals?

A

Nicholas II

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11
Q

What was the year the Catholic church officially split?

A

1054

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12
Q

The first “unofficial crusade” was which crusade?

A

The Peasants Crusade

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13
Q

The ______ crusade recaptured Asia Minor?

A

First

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14
Q

The ______ council forbade anyone except church officials to possess a copy of the Bible?

A

Toulouse Council

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15
Q

What council condemned both Wycliffe and Huss?

A

Council of Constance

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16
Q

This Greek philosopher was know as “The Philosopher” to Europeans?

A

Aristotle

17
Q

The Frankish ruler who established the Merovingian line of kings was_____?

A

Clovis

18
Q

This group of people reached the coasts of North America by A.D. 1000?

A

Vikings

19
Q

The Holy Roman Empire was born in what year?

A

962

20
Q

Leonardo da Vinci is most remembered for what painting?

A

Mona Lisa

21
Q

From which of Abraham’s sons are the Arabs descendants?

A

Ishmael

22
Q

________ is considered to be the last prophet of Islam?

A

Mohammed

23
Q

The battle in 732 that checked the Muslim advance into Western Europe was _________?

A

Battle of Tours

24
Q

The Turks conquered Asia Minor in what battle?

A

Battle of Manzikert

25
Q

The practice of withdrawing from society and living in solitude?

A

monasticism

26
Q

_______ translated the entire Bible into English for the first time?

A

John Wycliffe

27
Q

_________ is the teaching that tried to combine Greek philosophy and Romanism?

A

scholasticism

28
Q

This plague destroyed 1/3 to 1/2 of the population of Europe?

A

The Black Death

29
Q

This Mayor of the Palace’s name means “hammer”?

A

Charles Martel

30
Q

What set the stage for a jointly ruled Roman Empire?

A

Papel States

31
Q

_________ was the duke of Germany who established the Saxon line of Kings?

A

Henry the Fowler

32
Q

A certificate from the pope that excused a person from doing penance was______?

A

Indulgences

33
Q

The movement that began to move Europe into the Modern Age was the ________?

A

Rennisance

34
Q

A monk who preached and did missionary work outside the monastery was a ______?

A

friar

35
Q

Who wrote Divine Comedy?

A

Dante

36
Q

Led the Muslims in holy wars?

A

caliphs

37
Q

Towers on a castle?

A

turrets