5 Written Questions

1. 1000-1500
2. separate from church and sacraments
3. small urban areas
4. excommunicated all people within a realm
5. gave nobility and clergy a voice

5 Matching Questions

1. scholasticism
2. pogroms
3. manoralism
4. vernacular languages
5. Renaissance

1. a reconciliation between beliefs and values of Christianity with logical reason
2. b common people's language
3. c 15th-16th century rebirth of culture
4. d economic system in which peasants were tied to the land to supply labor to their lords
5. e anti-Semitic mob actions

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. guaranteed rights to nobility
   1. canon law
   2. Magna Carta
   3. barter
   4. manoralism
2. rules for behavior
   1. Saladin
   2. Clovis
   3. manoralism
   4. canon law
3. 500-1000
   1. High Middle Ages
   2. Hanseatic League
   3. Middle Ages
   4. Early Middle Ages
4. Attackers from Scandinavia, began fighting in 793 continued for two centuries
   1. pogroms
   2. guilds
   3. Franks
   4. Vikings
5. conquered most of western Europe
   1. Saladin
   2. Middle Ages
   3. Crusades
   4. Charlemagne

5 True/False Questions

1. Franks → people who were tied to self-sufficient agricultural estates (manors)

   True        False

2. usury → people who were tied to self-sufficient agricultural estates (manors)

   True        False

3. Saladin → First Frankish king, ruler from 481-511; converted to Christianity

   True        False

4. Clovis → people who were tied to self-sufficient agricultural estates (manors)

   True        False

5. barter → exchange of goods directly

   True        False