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Who were Poor people who were not free but had to do whatever work

their feudal lord demanded?

A.Athens

B. Twelve Tables

C. Revolution

D.Serfs

E. Popes

You helped your teacher win in the jousting tournament. The cheers him as he rides away in victory.

What is a Great and violent change?

A.Athens

B. Twelve Tables

C. Revolution

D.Serfs

E. Popes

Congratulations your teacher was just made a knight by the king

Who were the leaders in the Roman Catholic Church?

A. Athens

B. Twelve Tables

C. Revolution

D. Serfs

E. Popes

Congratulations you helped your teacher become a knight for the catholic church

Who had the world’s first democratic constitution?

A. Athens

B. Twelve Tables

C. Revolution

D. Serfs

E. Popes

Your teacher is able to go sight seeing throughout Athens.

What was the Foundation of Roman Law?

A. Athens

B. Twelve Tables

C. Revolution

D. Serfs

E. Popes

Congratulations you helped your teacher win his chariot race

Who was an early Protestant leader whose followers in the Americas

were called Puritans

A.Geoffrey ChaucerB. William ShakespeareC. Miguel CervantesD.Martin LutherE. John Calvin

You helped your teacher win the gladiator games. The crowd cheers his many victories.

Who wrote many plays including Romeo and Juliet

A. Geoffrey Chaucer

B. William Shakespeare

C. Miguel Cervantes

D. Martin Luther

E. John Calvin


Who organized a new Christian church that was taught in German

A. Geoffrey Chaucer


C. Miguel Cervantes

D. Martin Luther

E. John Calvin


Who wrote the Canterbury Tales

A. Geoffrey Chaucer


C. Miguel Cervantes

D. Martin Luther

E. John Calvin


Who wrote Don Quixote

A. Geoffrey Chaucer


C. Miguel Cervantes

D. Martin Luther

E. John Calvin


Much of European, or Western civilization grew out of the achievements of Classical .

A. Italy

B. Athens

C. Greece


When city-states like Athens and Sparta wanted to expand, they would do what?

A. Take a vote from the people in the area

B. Fight against each other

C. Make peace agreements


Sparta defeated what city-state in the Peloponnesian War?

A. Troy

B. London

C. Athens


How many consuls did Rome have when it was a republic?

A. Two

B. Three

C. One


Roman Senators were landowners who served for how long in the Roman Senate?

A. 2 years

B. Life

C. Four years


What was the name of the first Roman Emperor?

A. Caesar Augustus

B. Julius Caesar

C. Little Caesar


The period of peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire that lasted for 200 years and was initiated by Caesar Augustus?

A. Pax Romana

B. Renaissance

C. Middle Ages


When did Christianity become the official religion of the Roman Empire?

A. Under the rule of Cleopatra

B. Under the rule of Constantine I and Theodosius I

C. Right after Jesus died


In AD 400’s, Rome was invaded by groups of Germanic peoples. Which part of Rome did not fall?

A. Southern Empire

B. Eastern Empire

C. Northern Empire


Which of the following choices best completes the timeline?

A. Renaissance

B. Middle Ages

C. Pax Romana

800 B.C. A.D. 400 A.D. 1350 A.D. 1850

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Pre-modernPeriod


The centers of trade and manufacturing during the Middle Ages were the?

A. Manors

B. Monasteries

C. Towns


How did the Christian Church advance learning in Europe?

A. They forced everyone to speak French

B. They killed people who could not read

C. Through their schools


When was Charlemagne made the protector of the Christian Church in the West?

A. When Caesar Augustus died

B. A.D. 1492 on Christmas Eve

C. A.D. 800 on Christmas Day


Who made up most of the population on the manor?

A. Knights

B. Serfs

C. Kings


Which of the following best completes the diagram of feudal society?

A. Minstrels

B. Serfs

C. Consuls

The Manor

Lords

Nobles or Knights

Tenants


Protestants were protesting the?

A. Rule of kings

B. Teachings of Martin Luther

C. Teachings of the Catholic Church


European explorers and settlers distributed people, diseases, and ideas around the world

in a process called the .

A. Protestant Reformation

B. Crusades

C. Columbian Exchange


Leonardo Da Vinci and were Italian artists who expressed the spirit of the Renaissance.

A. Michelangelo Buonarotti

B. Caesar Augustus

C. Charlemagne


What is the name of the movement to the change the Catholic Church?

A. Puritan Revolution

B. Crusade

C. Protestant Reformation


Who was NOT an European Explorer?

A. Christopher Columbus

B. Martin Luther

C. Vasco de Gama


Parliament is the representative body that took power in England in the name of the people and shares power with the king.

A. True

B. False


The Franks were a Slavic people who lived in present day Romania.

A. True

B. False


Democracy is when people elect officials to represent them in their government.

A. True

B. False


Alexander the Great conquered all of Greece and helped spread Greek culture through out everywhere.

A. True

B. False


The Renaissance is the beginning of the Modern Age.

A. True

B. False


What were the 2 models for the solar system that people argued over during the Renaissance?

A. Heliocentric and Geocentric

B. Universal and Galaxy

C. Pax Romana and Phalanx

Special thanks to Ron Clark for giving me this idea

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Your teacher was invited to participate in the gladiator games.

Your teacher was asked to compete in a chariot race. Too bad he didn’t know how to ride a horse, lost control and ended up crashing.

You made your teacher take a wrong turn. He ended up running into Medusa. She turned him to stone.

You made your teacher catch the plague. Lets hope he gets better.

You made your teacher take a wrong turn, and he stumbled into the coliseum. The emperor has ordered that he be thrown to the lions.

You made your teacher take a wrong turn. He was swept away in a sand storm.

You made your teacher take a wrong turn. Now he has fallen into an alligator filled swamp

Your teacher was caught by a horde of barbarians and has been asked to stay for dinner

Your teacher was caught by Vikings and has been asked to stay for a campfire.

You just sent your teacher into a battle where he is outnumbered.

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