Review Game #1

8/16/2019 Review Game #1

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MSL Review Game: Middle Ages

Middle Ages The Plague Exploration Reformation History ofGovernment

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According to this

cartoon, who made up

the biggest percentage

of people during the

feudal system?

A# $nights

%# $ings and &ueens

'# Peasants

(# )o*les

#10 points


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The people shown in this

picture are most likely

members of the:

a) clergy.

b) working class.

c) nobility.

d) military.

+ 20 points


4/26

“A horrible tale has gone forth. An accursed race

utterly alienated from God has invaded the landsof the Christians and depopulated them by the

sword, plundering, and fire… ear that land from

the wicked race and sub!ect it to yourselves."

Based on this quote from Pope Urban II, he was

more than likely speaking on which historical war?

a. #oly Crusades

b. $pace %ar

c. Greco&'oman %ar

d. 'eformation

!" Points


5/26

In the chart abo#e, it can be concluded that:a. he reason trade between (urope and Asia increased was because of

the urks threatening Constantinople.

b. y*antine emperor asks pope for help so kings become more

powerful.

c. urks took control of the #oly +and and as a result tensions between

Christians, ews, and -uslims grow.


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A. 1obles. 2easants

C. 3nights

4. Crusaders

+ "0 points

%ho is

more than

likelyrepresented

in these twoimages5


7/26

$uring the Plague people began

to make pictures such as this

one% &hy do you think that is?

a. 2eople believed that images ofdancing would help improve

people6s morale during such a

dark time period.

. he skull and bones wereimages people used to symboli*e

all the death and the end of the

world7

c. 8t was simply the art of the time.

2eople wanted to paint somethingdifferent.

d. 9nless you lived in the time

period there is no way of knowing

for sure.


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This image more than likely shows what:a. :nly kings and ;ueens were safe

b. he angels were fighting to protect the weak.

c. God sending angels to punish people for their sins

d. Angels fighting each other for souls


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The Black Plague'll the citi(ens did little else e)cept to carry dead bodies to

be buried *%%%+ 't e#ery church they dug deep pits down to thewatertable and thus those who were poor who died during

the night were bundled up quickly and thrown into the pit% In

the morning when a large number of bodies were found in the

pit, they took some earth and sho#eled it down on top ofthem and later others were placed on top of them and then

another layer of earth, -ust as one makes lasagna with layers

of pasta and cheese%

DAILY DOUBLE

Based on the e)cerpt, what does the lasagna represent?

a. he blood of the people.

b. he level of dirt that piled up from all the people buried deep

c. he lasagna represented the black plague itself

d. he stench of the dead bodies buried everyday


10/26

In many ways who is responsible for the millions of deaths

caused during the Black Plague?a)


11/26

Based on the source, there is only one .dip/ in human

history% This is around the time the Black Plague

struck the world% &hen was that?

a) 8n the >//s.b) A little after /// A.4.

c) 0/// .C.

d) /// .C.


12/26

0e was the first

e)plorer to sail allthe way around

'frica and to the

Indian 1cean%

A& #enry the 1avigator

& ?asco de Gama

C&


13/26

$uring my tra#els, I belie#ed I landed in thispart of the world% 0owe#er, I later found out I

was drastically wrong% &ho am I?

a) -agellan

b) Columbus

c) 4e Gama

d) #enry the 1avigator

DAILY DOUBLE


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2erdinand 3agellan was the first to circumna#igate 4arth% &hat

does that mean?

a) (=plore multiple oceans

b) +eave (urope and go to America

c) ravel all the way around the globe

d) (=plore all the known continents


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3ost e)plorers came from

these two countries%

A)(ngland and


16/26

.The 55555555555555holiday is the only national holiday that is o#ertly

insulting to millions of 'mericans% It is now uni#ersally understood that

555555555555 did not .disco#er/ the 'merican continent% That concept is

deeply insulting to 'merican Indians and many nati#eborn 'mericans ofall cultures% 'merican Indian people ha#e been on this continent at least

6",""" years, and scientists ha#e pro#en that numerous other e)plorers

had arri#ed on this continent from other parts of the world long before

555555555% It is also now known that many of the things we once belie#ed

about 555555555555 were myths, and that much of what we did not knowabout him would seriously tarnish his image, to say the least% This

petition, howe#er, is not meant to be an attack on 5555555555555, but

rather an appeal for a holiday that is not insulting to any 'merican%

'merican national holidays should be days that bring a sense of pride

and togetherness for '77 'mericans, and stem from an .'merican

perspecti#e%/ 555555555555/ fails that test on all counts%/ This petition is

boycotting which e)plorer?

A) -agellan

) Columbus

C) 4e Gama4) he ?ikings


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'ccording to this chart, If you8re not 9atholic you8re:

A& 2uritans& Calvinists

C&Christian

4& 2rotestant


18/26

The eformation greatly tarnished the reputation

of;

A) -artin +uther

) he ews

C) 8slam

4) he Catholic Church


19/26

1ne of the most damaging things a Pope has e#er said was,

.how well we know what a profitable superstition this fable of

9hrist has been for us and our predecessors%< The Pope who

said this did not belie#e much in real 9hristianity and

belie#ed the church has merely created this .idea/ of 9hristto make money% 3ore than likely, which Pope said this?

a. 2ope ohn 2aul

b. 2ope 9rban 88c. 2ope +eo @

d. 2ope -artin +uther


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DAILY DOUBLE

Based on the graph,what stage of life

was 3artin 7uther in

when he nailed the=> Theses?

a. #e was a child

b. #e was nearing deathc. #e was a -onk

d. #e was a professor

7ik d il t th i t @ th t


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7ike a de#il you per#ert the criptures% @ou say that

the 9hurch consists #irtually in the pope% &hat

abominations will you not ha#e to regard as the

deeds of the 9hurch? 7ook at the ghastly sheddingof blood by Aulius II% 7ook at the outrageous tyranny

of Boniface III, who as the pro#erb declares, Ccame

in as a wolf, reigned as a lion, and died as a dog%C

@ou make the pope into an emperor 3a)imilian andthe Dermans will not tolerate this%

- -artin +uther responding to being accused of heresy

3artin 7uther, mentions Aulius II and Boniface% Based on theconte)t of the source, these two men are most likely:

a) 2opes.

b) emperors.

c) generals.

d) servants.


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In a democracy, who gets to participate in the

go#ernment?

A# All the men%# All the ,iti-ens

'# Everyone

(# The .enators


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In a republic, who makes the decisions?

A& All the men

& All the citi*ensC& (veryone

4& he $enators


24/26

3ost of 0ammurabi8s 9ode consisted of laws

based on

a) -arriage and family

b) An eye for an eye

c)


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In the earliest days, how did you become

leader?a) e the strongest in the group

b) e the smartest in the group

c) e the fastest in the group

d) e the oldest in the group


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