Question Response

1. First Holy Roman Emperor (Frank) 1.

2. The Pope granted kings 2.
__________in exchangeName:_______________________
for
Period:______
_________________.
3. The people responsible for 3.
spreading Christianity?
4. The ____________ system allowed 4.
for nobles to build self-sufficient
towns where the peasants never
needed to leave the Fief for
anything?
5. A ______________is someone who 5.
has pledged their loyalty with
financial or military support.
6. In the Early middle ages the 6.
people that lived in Briton were
called____________.
7. Who is the leader of the Catholic 7. A.
Church (A) and where does he B.
live (B)?
8. What do we call the 10% 8.
Catholics give the church?
9. People who are tied to the land 9.
are called?
10.Who was once Queen of France, 10.
then later Queen of England?
11.Who was nicknamed The Lion 11.
Heart?
12.What city was being fought over 12.
by the Muslims and the
Catholics?
13.What act scared the Pope to call 13.
for a holy war?
14.What do we call a holy war (A) 14 A.
and how many were there (B)? B.
15.Who raised taxes to pay for his 15
Brothers war?
16.What contract was signed taking 16.
away power from Monarchs
(kings)?
17.Who was the first King that had 17.
to sign this contract?
18.There was minimal interaction 18.
between the Eastern and
Western worlds until the
emergence of what
empire_________?
19.Spain was under whose rule 19.
during the early and high middle
ages?
20.In the 1000s the Eastern 20.
Christians broke away from the
Catholic church in what is known
as the The Great_________?
21.Beowulf slayed who? 21.
22.Beowulf is a Viking from where? 22.
23.Vikings were able to sack the 23.
 Name:_______________________
Period:______

28. What word means to go against the

Catholic Church?
29. Who wrote the laws of gravity/
30. Who was the first King to leave the
Catholic Church to start his own Church
of England?
31. What new religion formed in
Protest of the Catholic Church?
32. Who wrote 95 Thesis against the
Catholic Church?
33. Who was forced to reject his
findings on the heliocentric model by
the Catholic Church?
34. What is the name of the Sketch that
shows mans proportions?
35. Who believed DATA needed to be
collected to make scientific
conclusions?
36. Who is the inventor of the print and
press?
37. Who discovered the human eye
sees in reverse?
38. Who believes everything must be
doubted and questioned until proven
true with evidence collected from
experiments?
39. What do we call a fleet of Armored
Ships?
40. What do we call when a person
pays the church money for the
forgiveness of sins?
41. What do you call the Step by Step
method for performing experiments?
42. Who is the famous sculpture of the
Hebrew King who killed Goliath that was
sculpted by Michelangelo?
43. What did Henry do his fifth wife?
44. What were French protestants
called?
45. What do we call a painting done on
wet plaster?
46. What do we call a place where two
cultures meet?
47. Who was the first creator of the
Heliocentric Model?
48. Who wrote the play Hamlet?
49. Who originally recorded the
GEOcentric model?
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Period:______

50. What invention did Galileo use and

modify to observe the skies?
51. What material was used by
Michelangelo to make David?
52. What model means the Earth is the
center of our solar system?
53. What model means the Sun is the
center of our solar system?
54. What is the place between heaven
and earth?
55. What do we call when the King of
Spain ordered all JEWS and MULIMS to
be questioned and persecuted?
56. What invention allowed for
Renaissance ideas in Science, Religion,
and Philosophies spread all over
Europe?
57. What object did Don Quixote attack
because he did not know what it was?
58. What is the Tale of two star
crossed lovers?
59. Improvements in what led to more
FOOD in western and northern Europe?
60. Who was the first explorer to
circumnavigate the globe?
61. What do we call governments that
follow religious laws?
62. Who painted the Sistine Chapel?
63. The Renaissance and Medieval
are both___________?
64. What is the biggest architectural
feature in Florence, Italy?
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Huguenots, Marble, Michelangelo, Galileo, Print and Press, Henry the VIII (8 th),
Fresco, William Shakespeare, Armada, Copernicus, Purgatory, The Last Supper,
Dome, Indulgence, Behead, Ferdinand Magellan, Martin Luther, Newton, Rene
Descartes, Telescope, Trade, Joan of Arc, Renaissance, Hebrews, King Arthur,
Famine, Currency, Site of Encounter, Alchemy, Gender Roles, Cordoba, Filippo
Brunelleschi, Medieval Ages, Bubonic Plague, Technology, Magna Carta, Leoneardo
Da Vinci, Muhammad, Byzantine Empire, Pastoral, Medicci, Ghengis Khan, Hagia
Sofia, Oligarchy, The Catholic Church, Patron, Denmark, Marco Polo, Vikings,
Theocracy, Social Hierarchy, Feudalism, Shogun, Roman Empire, City States,
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