Question 1

The Song of Roland is one of the finest examples of

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A) the medieval chanson de geste . 
B) twelfth-century courtly romance. 
C) the Arthurian legend. 
D) Latin religious verse. 
E) troubadour epic. 
A) the medieval chanson de geste . 
B) twelfth-century courtly romance. 
C) the Arthurian legend. 
D) Latin religious verse. 
E) troubadour epic.

Question 2

The main part of the medieval castle was called the

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A) motte. 
B) bailey. 
C) moat. 
D) tower. 
E) keep. 
A) motte. 
B) bailey. 
C) moat. 
D) tower. 
E) keep.

Question 3

Talk about:
-Flanders

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Flanders is a historical region located

Question 4

Discuss the structures and changes in daily life of the ordinary European medieval village in the High Middle Ages. How did most Europeans live, and what were the material factors shaping their behavior at the communal level?

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In the High Middle Ages, the structures

Question 5

The primary preoccupation of scholasticism was

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A) to prove the superiority of Christianity over Islam and Judaism. 
B) to prove the superiority of faith over rational thought. 
C) to disprove the writings of the church fathers through rational thought. 
D) to show the superiority of Greek thought over medieval theological thought. 
E) the reconciliation of faith with reason. 
A) to prove the superiority of Christianity over Islam and Judaism. 
B) to prove the superiority of faith over rational thought. 
C) to disprove the writings of the church fathers through rational thought. 
D) to show the superiority of Greek thought over medieval theological thought. 
E) the reconciliation of faith with reason.

Question 6

On the whole, medieval cities tended to be

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A) huge, rivaling modern cities in population. 
B) relatively undemocratic; the wealthy usually ruled and voted in civic elections. 
C) totally dominated by rural nobles. 
D) devoid of sophisticated internal systems of government. 
E) under the control of democratic communes. 
A) huge, rivaling modern cities in population. 
B) relatively undemocratic; the wealthy usually ruled and voted in civic elections. 
C) totally dominated by rural nobles. 
D) devoid of sophisticated internal systems of government. 
E) under the control of democratic communes.

Question 7

The carruca was

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A) a new type of blast furnace. 
B) a Spanish dance involving four partners. 
C) a heavy-wheeled, iron-tipped plow. 
D) a harness for draft animals without collars. 
E) a slender blade. 
A) a new type of blast furnace. 
B) a Spanish dance involving four partners. 
C) a heavy-wheeled, iron-tipped plow. 
D) a harness for draft animals without collars. 
E) a slender blade.

Question 8

The first university in northern Europe was

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A) Paris. 
B) Oxford 
C) Cambridge. 
D) Heidelberg. 
E) Bruges. 
A) Paris. 
B) Oxford 
C) Cambridge. 
D) Heidelberg. 
E) Bruges.

Question 9

The high number of fights and accidents described in medieval court records may plausibly be attributed to

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A) the violence of lords. 
B) the high consumption of alcohol. 
C) generally poor diet and nutrition. 
D) fears of witchcraft. 
E) religious heresy. 
A) the violence of lords. 
B) the high consumption of alcohol. 
C) generally poor diet and nutrition. 
D) fears of witchcraft. 
E) religious heresy.

Question 10

Talk about:
-vernacular literature

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The answer of Talk about:
-vernacular literature...

Question 11

Merchant cities in northern Europe, frequently ending in "-burg" or "-borough", grew up in the 1100s around

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A) clearings deep in the forests. 
B) national universities. 
C) the castles of noblemen. 
D) abandoned monasteries. 
E) large rivers. 
A) clearings deep in the forests. 
B) national universities. 
C) the castles of noblemen. 
D) abandoned monasteries. 
E) large rivers.

Question 12

What were some of the reasons for the revival of Classical antiquity in the High Middle Ages?

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The revival of Classical antiquity in th

Question 13

Talk about:
-stained glass windows

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Stained glass windows have been a promin

Question 14

In northern European countries, the most common drink of the medieval peasant was

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A) ale. 
B) beer. 
C) wine. 
D) cider. 
E) milk. 
A) ale. 
B) beer. 
C) wine. 
D) cider. 
E) milk.

Question 15

What burdens did medieval female aristocrats have to confront, and what freedoms did they enjoy?

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Medieval female aristocrats faced a numb

Question 16

Talk about:
-Maimonides

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Maimonides, also known as Rabbi Moses be

Question 17

Because of the revival of cities and trade, by the thirteenth century Medieval Europe was largely an urban society.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Talk about:
-the "putting-out" or domestic system

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The "putting-out" or domestic system was

Question 19

A German proverb of the medieval period states: "The city air will set you free." What reasons can you give to justify or to refute the accuracy of this proverb for ordinary medieval townspeople?

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The German proverb "The city air will se

Question 20

The writer from Classical antiquity who came to be viewed as the "master of those who know" was

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A) Boethius. 
B) Plato. 
C) Ptolemy. 
D) Cicero. 
E) Aristotle. 
A) Boethius. 
B) Plato. 
C) Ptolemy. 
D) Cicero. 
E) Aristotle.

The Song of Roland is one of the finest examples of

The main part of the medieval castle was called the

Talk about: -Flanders

Discuss the structures and changes in daily life of the ordinary European medieval village in the High Middle Ages. How did most Europeans live, and what were the material factors shaping their behavior at the communal level?

The primary preoccupation of scholasticism was

On the whole, medieval cities tended to be

The carruca was

The first university in northern Europe was

The high number of fights and accidents described in medieval court records may plausibly be attributed to

Talk about: -vernacular literature

Merchant cities in northern Europe, frequently ending in "-burg" or "-borough", grew up in the 1100s around

What were some of the reasons for the revival of Classical antiquity in the High Middle Ages?

Talk about: -stained glass windows

In northern European countries, the most common drink of the medieval peasant was

What burdens did medieval female aristocrats have to confront, and what freedoms did they enjoy?

Talk about: -Maimonides

Because of the revival of cities and trade, by the thirteenth century Medieval Europe was largely an urban society.

Talk about: -the "putting-out" or domestic system

A German proverb of the medieval period states: "The city air will set you free." What reasons can you give to justify or to refute the accuracy of this proverb for ordinary medieval townspeople?

The writer from Classical antiquity who came to be viewed as the "master of those who know" was

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Exam 9: The Recovery and Growth of European Society in the High Middle Ages

The Song of Roland is one of the finest examples of

The main part of the medieval castle was called the

Talk about: -Flanders

Discuss the structures and changes in daily life of the ordinary European medieval village in the High Middle Ages. How did most Europeans live, and what were the material factors shaping their behavior at the communal level?

The primary preoccupation of scholasticism was

On the whole, medieval cities tended to be

The carruca was

The first university in northern Europe was

The high number of fights and accidents described in medieval court records may plausibly be attributed to

Talk about: -vernacular literature

Merchant cities in northern Europe, frequently ending in "-burg" or "-borough", grew up in the 1100s around

What were some of the reasons for the revival of Classical antiquity in the High Middle Ages?

Talk about: -stained glass windows

In northern European countries, the most common drink of the medieval peasant was

What burdens did medieval female aristocrats have to confront, and what freedoms did they enjoy?

Talk about: -Maimonides

Because of the revival of cities and trade, by the thirteenth century Medieval Europe was largely an urban society.

Talk about: -the "putting-out" or domestic system

A German proverb of the medieval period states: "The city air will set you free." What reasons can you give to justify or to refute the accuracy of this proverb for ordinary medieval townspeople?

The writer from Classical antiquity who came to be viewed as the "master of those who know" was

The Ancient Near East: the First Civilizations

The Ancient Near East: Peoples and Empires

The Civilization of the Greeks

The Hellenistic World

The Roman Republic

The Roman Empire

Late Antiquity and the Emergence of the Medieval World

European Civilization in the Early Middle Ages, 750-1000

The Rise of Kingdoms and the Growth of Church Power

The Later Middle Ages: Crisis and Disintegration in the Fourteenth Century

Recovery and Rebirth: the Age of the Renaissance

Reformation and Religious Warfare in the Sixteenth Century

Europe and the World: New Encounters, 1500-1800

State Building and the Search for Order in the Seventeenth Century

Toward a New Heaven and a New Earth: The Scientific Revolution and the Emergence of Modern Science

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