1 A) worked more, to feed large families. B) joined monasteries. C) moved to cities. D) cultivated new land, often in the east. 2 A) protect and control trade interests. B) protect tradesmen from taxation and seizures. C) elect town officials. D) grant escaped serfs freedom. 3 A) attract money-lenders. B) replace the Baltic zone of trade. C) organize the great fair at Champagne. D) organize the cities of the northern trade into a monopoly. 4 A) The barrel vault B) The round arch C) The pointed arch D) A dark interior 5 A) Salerno B) Bologna C) Paris D) Rome 6 A) God was the author of evil. B) God was perfect and therefore must exist. C) the way to God was through faith. D) faith could help people use reason to understand the divine. 7 Of Causes and Cures included information aboutA) visions. B) classical and popular approaches to health and medicine. C) the scientific method. D) the need for university training for female doctors. 8 A) to store weapons and gunpowder. B) for entertaining. C) for sleeping and the storage of valuables. D) for storing food. 9 A) provide young men with ways of winning horses and armor. B) erode the power of merchants. C) unite political and religious beliefs. D) reinforce chivalric ideals through song, story, and verse. 10 A) implemented the use of sheriffs. B) removed sheriffs. C) created the exchequer. D) replaced the Witan with an assembly of his own vassals. 11 A) pledging his loyalty to the French king. B) winning the Battle of Hastings. C) marrying a French heiress. D) sending Justices in Eyre to claim French lands. 12 A) Muslims were forced to convert. B) Jews were forced to convert. C) kings granted Muslims and Jews privileges. D) Jews and Muslims were expelled. 13 A) use of the feudal contract. B) marriage. C) producing new heirs to the throne. D) war and conquest. 14 A) Edward B) the English wool industry C) the church D) the Parlement of Paris 15 A) he was only interested in ruling Italy. B) he was excommunicated. C) he used Muslims as soldiers. D) upon his death, German princes elected a weak prince as emperor. 16 A) Matilda, Countess of Tuscany B) Thomas Becket C) Pope Nicholas II D) Clement II 17 A) the number of sacraments B) qualifications for priesthood C) veneration of relics D) lay investiture 18 A) control of the Holy Land B) heretical sects C) massacres of pilgrims D) famine 19 A) lived in monasteries. B) took oaths of poverty. C) emphasized learning and university study. D) believed in a poor and humble church. 20 A) massacring northern French nobles. B) massacring heretics and orthodox believers alike. C) starving and torturing the Albigensians. D) declaring the Cathari a new order of monks. 21 A) Valdes of Lyons. B) Andrew the Chaplain. C) Roger Bacon. D) Peter Abelard. 22 A) Scandinavian/Danish rule in England expanded. B) The Anglo-Saxons expanded their rule. C) The Normans conquered England. D) The king of England became a vassal to the king of France.
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