Deck 10: Fiefdom and Monastery, pilgrimage and Crusade: The Early Medieval World in Europe

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Charlemagne admired the monastery of St.Gall for its

A)immense size.
B)self-supporting community.
C)thick,protective walls.
D)functional,orderly arrangement.
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Benedictine monks at Cluny introduced

A)manuscript illumination.
B)congregational readings.
C)public prayer.
D)choral music.
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The main task of Christian missionaries in England was to

A)transfer the people's allegiance from their king to God.
B)build churches for the people.
C)copy the gospels for widespread distribution.
D)establish schools and hospitals for the people.
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Romanesque churches' portals were of special importance,because they

A)showcased individual stonemasons' skills.
B)defined the boundary between secular and sacred space.
C)reminded visitors of their mortality.
D)previewed the wonders that lay within the church.
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The monsters in Beowulf seem to be metaphors for

A)the Anglo-Saxon warlords.
B)fate and the destructive forces of nature.
C)the monks who were settling in Britain.
D)attacks against the feudal system.
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The space created by Romanesque churches' barrel vaults had the effect of

A)raising churchgoers' eyes,directing their thoughts toward heaven.
B)reminding churchgoers of the Church's beginnings in Rome.
C)inspiring humility in churchgoers.
D)dazzling churchgoers with the divine light shining through the arches.
Question
The medieval Franks differed from other Germanic tribes in that they

A)were Catholic.
B)were peaceful.
C)were ruled by a king.
D)practiced feudalism.
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Which literary work describes a scene similar to the Sutton Hoo discovery?

A)Beowulf
B)The Luttrell Psalter
C)Song of Roland
D)Scivias
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In the Song of Roland,Roland's fate is brought on by his

A)sense of pride.
B)cowardice in battle.
C)jealousy of Oliver.
D)refusal to pray.
Question
The Song of Roland describes

A)Charlemagne's defeat of the Lombards.
B)Roland's marriage to Charlemagne's daughter.
C)Charlemagne's defeat of the Saracen Muslims.
D)Roland's conversion to Christianity.
Question
It is evident that the Sutton Hoo burial ceremony was not Christian,because

A)its decoration was ornate.
B)the deceased was mummified.
C)the deceased was buried in war gear.
D)it included cremation.
Question
Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne the first Holy Roman Emperor for

A)building the monastery at St.Gall,Switzerland.
B)agreeing to support Leo in the First Crusade.
C)Christianizing the people of his vast empire.
D)driving the Germanic Lombards out of Italy.
Question
The Hiberno-Saxon style in manuscript illumination is notable for its role in

A)enabling artists to work with vernacular motifs.
B)introducing continental pictorial influences.
C)unifying Anglo-Saxon visual culture with Christianity.
D)imposing order on the pagan style.
Question
European Christians embarked on pilgrimages to

A)raise their social status.
B)meet other pilgrims.
C)provide penance for their sins.
D)engage in cross-cultural dialogues with Muslims.
Question
The Abbey Church of Sainte-Foy was a popular pilgrimage destination,because it contained the

A)tunic that Mary wore when she gave birth to Jesus.
B)bones of Mary Magdalene.
C)relics of a martyred child who refused to worship pagan gods.
D)grave of the apostle Saint James the Greater.
Question
Romanesque churches had ambulatories that skirted the nave

A)to allow pilgrims to have extra seating during the services.
B)to allow relics to be displayed along the walkways.
C)to structurally support the extra weight of the stone ceilings.
D)to allow pilgrims to pass through the church without disturbing the monks.
Question
The Celtic Christian Church differed from Roman Christianity in

A)the day on which Christmas was celebrated.
B)its attitude toward music.
C)Its attitude toward art.
D)the roles it allowed women to play.
Question
What architectural feature especially distinguishes a Romanesque church?

A)barrel vaults
B)soaring spires
C)stained-glass windows
D)turrets
Question
Charlemagne insisted upon a Christian education for his people primarily to

A)gain more favor from Pope Leo.
B)enable them to read aloud and sing in church.
C)persuade more people to convert to Christianity.
D)encourage more men to enter the priesthood.
Question
Why was courtly love poetry written in the common language of everyday life instead of Latin?

A)Latin was considered a sacred language.
B)Eleanor of Aquitaine did not understand Latin.
C)Latin was not as musical as the vernacular was.
D)A greater number of people would be able to enjoy it.
Question
List and explain the reasons for Pope Urban II's instigation of the First Crusade.
Question
All of the following were motivations for the First Crusade EXCEPT

A)gaining free access to Jerusalem.
B)receiving monetary rewards.
C)creating a homeland for Jews.
D)reducing conflict in Europe.
Question
Although the first three Crusades were political and religious failures,they succeeded in

A)stimulating Western trade with the East.
B)creating a Christian area in Jerusalem.
C)uniting Christians and Jews in a common cause.
D)introducing European culture to the Middle East.
Question
From illuminated manuscripts to Charlemagne's programs to the vernacular of the romances,trace the changes in writing that occurred during the Middle Ages.
Question
Describe the actions and rationales of the European knights toward the Muslims during the First Crusade.
Question
Discuss the ways and reasons the Church imitated the principles of feudalism.
Question
The purpose of medieval romances such as Lancelot was to

A)provide historical accounts.
B)celebrate the joys of marriage.
C)entertain with stories of adventure.
D)place women on pedestals.
Question
List and explain medieval women's contributions to the arts.
Question
Discuss the changes in sacred music that occurred during the Middle Ages.
Question
Which medieval cult is connected to courtly love literature?

A)the Cult of Eleanor
B)the Cult of Guinevere
C)the Cult of Venus
D)the Cult of the Virgin
Question
Compare Beowulf's and Roland's sacrifice for the greater good.
Question
Explain why Beowulf is not considered a Christian poem,even though it contains references to the Bible.
Question
Pope Urban II presented the Crusades as

A)a Holy War.
B)an act of penance.
C)a chance for economic gain.
D)a missionary opportunity.
Question
Explain the connection between the courtly love literature and Christianity,using Chrétien de Troyes' Lancelot as the main example.
Question
List and briefly describe the main features of a Romanesque church.
Question
Explain the value of the Bayeux Tapestry as a primary source-a first-hand historical document.
Question
Analyze the reasons medieval women were able to assume more responsibility and thus some measure of power during this period.
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Pope Innocent III
"The skylark"
Pope Innocent III
Bayeux Tapestry
Pope Innocent III
Lindesfarne Gospels
Pope Innocent III
Lancelot
Pope Innocent III
Scivias
Pope Innocent III
Fables
Pope Innocent III
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Pope Innocent III
Hymn
Bishop Odo
"The skylark"
Bishop Odo
Bayeux Tapestry
Bishop Odo
Lindesfarne Gospels
Bishop Odo
Lancelot
Bishop Odo
Scivias
Bishop Odo
Fables
Bishop Odo
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Bishop Odo
Hymn
Chrétien de Troyes
"The skylark"
Chrétien de Troyes
Bayeux Tapestry
Chrétien de Troyes
Lindesfarne Gospels
Chrétien de Troyes
Lancelot
Chrétien de Troyes
Scivias
Chrétien de Troyes
Fables
Chrétien de Troyes
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Chrétien de Troyes
Hymn
Marie de France
"The skylark"
Marie de France
Bayeux Tapestry
Marie de France
Lindesfarne Gospels
Marie de France
Lancelot
Marie de France
Scivias
Marie de France
Fables
Marie de France
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Marie de France
Hymn
Hildegard of Bingen
"The skylark"
Hildegard of Bingen
Bayeux Tapestry
Hildegard of Bingen
Lindesfarne Gospels
Hildegard of Bingen
Lancelot
Hildegard of Bingen
Scivias
Hildegard of Bingen
Fables
Hildegard of Bingen
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Hildegard of Bingen
Hymn
Bernard de Ventadour
"The skylark"
Bernard de Ventadour
Bayeux Tapestry
Bernard de Ventadour
Lindesfarne Gospels
Bernard de Ventadour
Lancelot
Bernard de Ventadour
Scivias
Bernard de Ventadour
Fables
Bernard de Ventadour
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Bernard de Ventadour
Hymn
Bishop Eadfrith
"The skylark"
Bishop Eadfrith
Bayeux Tapestry
Bishop Eadfrith
Lindesfarne Gospels
Bishop Eadfrith
Lancelot
Bishop Eadfrith
Scivias
Bishop Eadfrith
Fables
Bishop Eadfrith
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Bishop Eadfrith
Hymn
Caedmon
"The skylark"
Caedmon
Bayeux Tapestry
Caedmon
Lindesfarne Gospels
Caedmon
Lancelot
Caedmon
Scivias
Caedmon
Fables
Caedmon
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Caedmon
Hymn
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Deck 10: Fiefdom and Monastery, pilgrimage and Crusade: The Early Medieval World in Europe
1
Sutton Hoo's purse cover is decorated with

A)floral motifs.
B)geometric shapes.
C)animal imagery.
D)cross shapes.
C
2
Charlemagne admired the monastery of St.Gall for its

A)immense size.
B)self-supporting community.
C)thick,protective walls.
D)functional,orderly arrangement.
B
3
Benedictine monks at Cluny introduced

A)manuscript illumination.
B)congregational readings.
C)public prayer.
D)choral music.
D
4
The main task of Christian missionaries in England was to

A)transfer the people's allegiance from their king to God.
B)build churches for the people.
C)copy the gospels for widespread distribution.
D)establish schools and hospitals for the people.
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5
Romanesque churches' portals were of special importance,because they

A)showcased individual stonemasons' skills.
B)defined the boundary between secular and sacred space.
C)reminded visitors of their mortality.
D)previewed the wonders that lay within the church.
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6
The monsters in Beowulf seem to be metaphors for

A)the Anglo-Saxon warlords.
B)fate and the destructive forces of nature.
C)the monks who were settling in Britain.
D)attacks against the feudal system.
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7
The space created by Romanesque churches' barrel vaults had the effect of

A)raising churchgoers' eyes,directing their thoughts toward heaven.
B)reminding churchgoers of the Church's beginnings in Rome.
C)inspiring humility in churchgoers.
D)dazzling churchgoers with the divine light shining through the arches.
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8
The medieval Franks differed from other Germanic tribes in that they

A)were Catholic.
B)were peaceful.
C)were ruled by a king.
D)practiced feudalism.
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9
Which literary work describes a scene similar to the Sutton Hoo discovery?

A)Beowulf
B)The Luttrell Psalter
C)Song of Roland
D)Scivias
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In the Song of Roland,Roland's fate is brought on by his

A)sense of pride.
B)cowardice in battle.
C)jealousy of Oliver.
D)refusal to pray.
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11
The Song of Roland describes

A)Charlemagne's defeat of the Lombards.
B)Roland's marriage to Charlemagne's daughter.
C)Charlemagne's defeat of the Saracen Muslims.
D)Roland's conversion to Christianity.
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12
It is evident that the Sutton Hoo burial ceremony was not Christian,because

A)its decoration was ornate.
B)the deceased was mummified.
C)the deceased was buried in war gear.
D)it included cremation.
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13
Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne the first Holy Roman Emperor for

A)building the monastery at St.Gall,Switzerland.
B)agreeing to support Leo in the First Crusade.
C)Christianizing the people of his vast empire.
D)driving the Germanic Lombards out of Italy.
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14
The Hiberno-Saxon style in manuscript illumination is notable for its role in

A)enabling artists to work with vernacular motifs.
B)introducing continental pictorial influences.
C)unifying Anglo-Saxon visual culture with Christianity.
D)imposing order on the pagan style.
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15
European Christians embarked on pilgrimages to

A)raise their social status.
B)meet other pilgrims.
C)provide penance for their sins.
D)engage in cross-cultural dialogues with Muslims.
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16
The Abbey Church of Sainte-Foy was a popular pilgrimage destination,because it contained the

A)tunic that Mary wore when she gave birth to Jesus.
B)bones of Mary Magdalene.
C)relics of a martyred child who refused to worship pagan gods.
D)grave of the apostle Saint James the Greater.
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17
Romanesque churches had ambulatories that skirted the nave

A)to allow pilgrims to have extra seating during the services.
B)to allow relics to be displayed along the walkways.
C)to structurally support the extra weight of the stone ceilings.
D)to allow pilgrims to pass through the church without disturbing the monks.
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18
The Celtic Christian Church differed from Roman Christianity in

A)the day on which Christmas was celebrated.
B)its attitude toward music.
C)Its attitude toward art.
D)the roles it allowed women to play.
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19
What architectural feature especially distinguishes a Romanesque church?

A)barrel vaults
B)soaring spires
C)stained-glass windows
D)turrets
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20
Charlemagne insisted upon a Christian education for his people primarily to

A)gain more favor from Pope Leo.
B)enable them to read aloud and sing in church.
C)persuade more people to convert to Christianity.
D)encourage more men to enter the priesthood.
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21
Why was courtly love poetry written in the common language of everyday life instead of Latin?

A)Latin was considered a sacred language.
B)Eleanor of Aquitaine did not understand Latin.
C)Latin was not as musical as the vernacular was.
D)A greater number of people would be able to enjoy it.
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22
List and explain the reasons for Pope Urban II's instigation of the First Crusade.
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23
All of the following were motivations for the First Crusade EXCEPT

A)gaining free access to Jerusalem.
B)receiving monetary rewards.
C)creating a homeland for Jews.
D)reducing conflict in Europe.
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24
Although the first three Crusades were political and religious failures,they succeeded in

A)stimulating Western trade with the East.
B)creating a Christian area in Jerusalem.
C)uniting Christians and Jews in a common cause.
D)introducing European culture to the Middle East.
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25
From illuminated manuscripts to Charlemagne's programs to the vernacular of the romances,trace the changes in writing that occurred during the Middle Ages.
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Describe the actions and rationales of the European knights toward the Muslims during the First Crusade.
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Discuss the ways and reasons the Church imitated the principles of feudalism.
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The purpose of medieval romances such as Lancelot was to

A)provide historical accounts.
B)celebrate the joys of marriage.
C)entertain with stories of adventure.
D)place women on pedestals.
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List and explain medieval women's contributions to the arts.
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Discuss the changes in sacred music that occurred during the Middle Ages.
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Which medieval cult is connected to courtly love literature?

A)the Cult of Eleanor
B)the Cult of Guinevere
C)the Cult of Venus
D)the Cult of the Virgin
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32
Compare Beowulf's and Roland's sacrifice for the greater good.
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33
Explain why Beowulf is not considered a Christian poem,even though it contains references to the Bible.
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34
Pope Urban II presented the Crusades as

A)a Holy War.
B)an act of penance.
C)a chance for economic gain.
D)a missionary opportunity.
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35
Explain the connection between the courtly love literature and Christianity,using Chrétien de Troyes' Lancelot as the main example.
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36
List and briefly describe the main features of a Romanesque church.
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37
Explain the value of the Bayeux Tapestry as a primary source-a first-hand historical document.
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Analyze the reasons medieval women were able to assume more responsibility and thus some measure of power during this period.
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Match between columns
Pope Innocent III
"The skylark"
Pope Innocent III
Bayeux Tapestry
Pope Innocent III
Lindesfarne Gospels
Pope Innocent III
Lancelot
Pope Innocent III
Scivias
Pope Innocent III
Fables
Pope Innocent III
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Pope Innocent III
Hymn
Bishop Odo
"The skylark"
Bishop Odo
Bayeux Tapestry
Bishop Odo
Lindesfarne Gospels
Bishop Odo
Lancelot
Bishop Odo
Scivias
Bishop Odo
Fables
Bishop Odo
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Bishop Odo
Hymn
Chrétien de Troyes
"The skylark"
Chrétien de Troyes
Bayeux Tapestry
Chrétien de Troyes
Lindesfarne Gospels
Chrétien de Troyes
Lancelot
Chrétien de Troyes
Scivias
Chrétien de Troyes
Fables
Chrétien de Troyes
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Chrétien de Troyes
Hymn
Marie de France
"The skylark"
Marie de France
Bayeux Tapestry
Marie de France
Lindesfarne Gospels
Marie de France
Lancelot
Marie de France
Scivias
Marie de France
Fables
Marie de France
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Marie de France
Hymn
Hildegard of Bingen
"The skylark"
Hildegard of Bingen
Bayeux Tapestry
Hildegard of Bingen
Lindesfarne Gospels
Hildegard of Bingen
Lancelot
Hildegard of Bingen
Scivias
Hildegard of Bingen
Fables
Hildegard of Bingen
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Hildegard of Bingen
Hymn
Bernard de Ventadour
"The skylark"
Bernard de Ventadour
Bayeux Tapestry
Bernard de Ventadour
Lindesfarne Gospels
Bernard de Ventadour
Lancelot
Bernard de Ventadour
Scivias
Bernard de Ventadour
Fables
Bernard de Ventadour
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Bernard de Ventadour
Hymn
Bishop Eadfrith
"The skylark"
Bishop Eadfrith
Bayeux Tapestry
Bishop Eadfrith
Lindesfarne Gospels
Bishop Eadfrith
Lancelot
Bishop Eadfrith
Scivias
Bishop Eadfrith
Fables
Bishop Eadfrith
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Bishop Eadfrith
Hymn
Caedmon
"The skylark"
Caedmon
Bayeux Tapestry
Caedmon
Lindesfarne Gospels
Caedmon
Lancelot
Caedmon
Scivias
Caedmon
Fables
Caedmon
On the Misery of the Human Condition
Caedmon
Hymn
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