The World & Its People Chapter10

6 Written Questions

1. pardons for sins, given or sold by the Catholic Church
2. People who work to spread their religious beliefs.
3. the leader of the Roman Catholic church
4. relating to ancient Greece and Rome world
5. government in which leaders rule with consent of the citizens
6. Greek term for "city-state"

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. absolute ruler of an empire
   1. Emperor
   2. Serf
   3. Pope
   4. Manor
2. elected chief of the Roman Republic
   1. Pope
   2. Consul
   3. Manor
   4. Polis
3. nobles in medieval society who swore loyalty to a lord in return for land
   1. Consul
   2. Serf
   3. Classical
   4. Vassals
4. written agreement guaranteeing privilages and freedoms
   1. Consul
   2. Charter
   3. Manor
   4. Emperor
5. strong national government headed by elected leaders
   1. Polis
   2. Republic
   3. Guilds
   4. Feudalism
6. political and social system in which a lord gave land to a noble to work, govern, and defend, in return for the noble's loyalty
   1. Feudalism
   2. Republic
   3. Vassals
   4. Guilds

6 True/False Questions

1. Common law → elected chief of the Roman Republic

   True        False

2. Serf → the leader of the Roman Catholic church

   True        False

3. Manor → feudal estate made up of a manor house or castle and land

   True        False

4. Guilds → Greek term for "city-state"

   True        False

5. Divine right of kings → belief that royalty ruled by the will of God

   True        False

6. Revolution → Greek term for "city-state"

   True        False