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US History World Medieval Test 8

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History World Medieval (Middle School) Middle School (USA History, 6-8) USA USA History Standards & AP
What is this test? for Middle School History (6-8), USA — Middle School (USA History, 6-8) level, USA.
For Middle School students (6-8) — Middle School History in the USA
Section: History World Medieval (Middle School) · Education: Middle School · Part: History World Medieval (Middle School) · Country: USA

Knowledge of history is essential for understanding the vast accumulation from past to present and for establishing cause-and-effect relationships among historical events.

This test will help you develop chronological thinking and prepare for history questions on your exams.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1
What is Hanseatic League?
A) Trade towns group
B) Army
C) Church
D) No group
Question 2
Which of the following best defines the Domesday Book (1086)?
A) Bible
B) William the Conqueror's survey
C) Law code
D) Tax record
Question 3
Which term means "1340s plague"?
A) the Domesday Book (1086)
B) feudalism
C) Black Death
D) Magna Carta (1215)
Question 4
Which of the following best defines the number of Crusades?
A) One
B) Three
C) Fifty
D) Nine major
Question 5
What best defines Hundred Years War?
A) 1337 to 1453 clash
B) Ten years
C) One battle
D) No war
Question 6
Which term means "Eastern Roman Empire"?
A) the Domesday Book (1086)
B) Byzantium
C) feudalism
D) the Black Death
Question 7
Which of the following best defines Magna Carta?
A) War declaration
B) Trade pact
C) 1215 limits charter
D) No charter
Question 8
Name the person who forced Magna Carta.
A) King
B) Pope
C) Peasants
D) English barons
Question 9
What best defines the number of Crusades?
A) Nine major
B) One
C) Three
D) Fifty
Question 10
Which trade route connected Europe and Asia?
A) Spice Route
B) Silk Road
C) Amber Road
D) Tea Road
Question 11
Provide the definition of Magna Carta (1215):
A) trade pact
B) peace treaty
C) limited English king's power
D) French law
Question 12
Identify the Prophet of Islam (570-632).
A) Abraham
B) Jesus
C) Moses
D) Muhammad
Question 13
Provide the definition of Hundred Years War:
A) 1337 to 1453 clash
B) Ten years
C) One battle
D) No war
Question 14
Which of the following best defines scholasticism?
A) No learning
B) Medieval learning
C) Art only
D) Trade skills
Question 15
Name Marco Polo.
A) Explorer sea
B) No travel
C) Venice traveler
D) Merchant only
Question 16
Provide the definition of chivalry:
A) No code
B) Peasant rules
C) Church law
D) Knight code
Question 17
What best defines Gothic style?
A) Pointed medieval
B) Round Roman
C) Flat modern
D) No style
Question 18
Which person was Charlemagne?
A) Caliph
B) King of the Franks, Holy Roman Emperor
C) Byzantine emperor
D) Pope
Question 19
Provide the definition of the Black Death:
A) a war
B) a famine only
C) 1340s plague killing millions
D) a flood
Question 20
What is the number of Crusades?
A) One
B) Three
C) Fifty
D) Nine major

About This Test

For Elementary to University (USA) — U.S. History from Colonial to modern era and World History across ancient to contemporary, including state history and AP. Section: History, USA.

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