How was the feudal systems in Europe and Japan different?
Question 7 options:
a)
Japan's system tolerated different religious beliefs, but Europe's did not.
b)
Japan's system had kings and queens whereas Europe's had emperors and empresses.
c)
Europe's system had been used for thousands of years, but Japan's had not.
d)
Europe's system included daimyos, shoguns and samurai, but Japan's did not.
d) Europe's system included daimyos, shoguns and samurai, but Japan's did not.
In which of the following items did the Mongols take part? Mark all that apply.
Question 9 options:
a)
Burned Kiev to the ground
b)
Invaded Spain and interrupted Spanish trade
c)
Continuously raided cities in Korea and China
d)
Assassinated the ruler of the Safavid Caliphate
e)
Failed to invade Japan twice
f)
Created an empire that was the largest contiguous territory in history
a) Burned Kiev to the ground
c) Continuously raided cities in Korea and China
f) Created an empire that was the largest contiguous territory in history
The Roman Empire that began with Julius Caesar in 46 BCE collapsed in 476 CE. After Clovis I and Charlemagne established their Kingdoms, a pope was appointed the head of the Church. Their kingdoms then fell under the pope's rule which led to the emergence of the Holy Roman Empire.
How is the Holy Roman Empire different from the previous Roman Empire?
Question 4 options:
a)
The Holy Roman Empire was ruled by a religious leader – the pope.
b)
The Holy Roman Empire was not different from the previous Roman Empire.
c)
The Holy Roman Empire was larger and had more emperors.
d)
The Holy Roman Empire only lasted under one pope – Pope Gregory.
a) The Holy Roman Empire was ruled by a religious leader – the pope.
what are they?
The first king to unite all the Frankish tribes (later to be France) under one authority; this started the Merovingian line of rulers; first Frankish king to be baptized.
Founded a monastery of 12 monks; he wrote a book that guided monks in how to live a life devoted to religion and hard work.
Missionary from Britain who spread Christianity to Ireland; banished the "snakes" from Ireland.
Became king of the Franks in 768, he helped spread Christianity, spread cultural activities like literacy, art, architecture and monasticism.
The first king to unite all the Frankish tribes (later to be France) under one authority; this started the Merovingian line of rulers; first Frankish king to be baptized: Clovis I
Founded a monastery of 12 monks; he wrote a book that guided monks in how to live a life devoted to religion and hard work: Saint Benedict
Missionary from Britain who spread Christianity to Ireland; banished the "snakes" from Ireland: Saint Patrick
Became king of the Franks in 768, he helped spread Christianity, spread cultural activities like literacy, art, architecture, and monasticism: Charlemagne