Multiple choices.
1. Which is not the features of modern countries in Europe?
A. Old customs loosen B. Ancestral religions are questioned
C. demands for liberation D. rapid movements
2. What is the order of the following periods during Europe’s development?
① modern times ② ancient times ③ Middle Ages
A. ①②③ B. ②③① C. ②①③ D. ③②①
3. The siege of Troy is thought to have occurred about .
A. 1000 B.C. B.1100 B.C. C. 1200 B.C. D. 1300 B.C.
4. Which architecture represents the classical virtue “order” of the Greek world?
A. Parthenon B. Olympic Site C. Ephesus D. The Acropolis of Athens
5. The dualism between Caesar and God was presented systematically by________ about A.D. 420 in hisCity of God.
A. Jesus B. St. Augustine C. Socrates D. Herodotus
6. Which is the reason for the European barbarian’s access to the Roman Empire?
A. desire to share in the advantages of Roman civilization
B. the disintegration of the Roman Empire
C. the coming of Christian
D. to conquer the whole world
7. The “circle of lands” after the disintegration of the Roman Empire divided into ________segments.
A. One B. Two C. Three D. Four
8. Among the Franks, in what is now northern France and the Germanic Rhineland, there had arisen a line of capable rulers of whom the greatest was ________.
A. Papacy B. Charlemagne C. Constantine D. Caesar
9. By the year , or soon thereafter, the entity that we call Europe had come into existence.
A. 1300 B. 1400 C. 1200 D.1000
10. After 1000, better ways of using land were introduced in the ________ system, which spread to almost every region of Europe where cereal crops were the staple.
A. One-field B. Two-field C. Three-field D. Four-field
11. Among the early traders in the ninth and tenth centuries, ________ were often important because they offered one of the few channels of communication among different Mediterranean cultures.
A. Jews B. Romans C. Germans D. Britains
12. Everywhere in Latin Christendom, along about ________, the new towns struggled to free themselves from the enriching feudalism and to set themselves up as self-governing little republics.
A. 800 B. 900 C. 1000 D. 1100
13. The most famous league that joined forces to repress banditry or privacy or to deal with ambitious monarchs or predatory nobles was .
A. Frankfurt B. Hamburg C. Lubeck D. Hanse
14. Parliaments sprouted all over Europe in the ________ century.
A. 11th B. 12th C. 13th D. 14th
15. The parliaments were considered to represent ________ .
A. Nation B. People C. Estates of the realm D. The individual citizen
16. When representatives of the towns began to be summoned to the king’s great “talks,” along with lords and clergy, ________may be said to have come into being.
A. churches B. government institutions C. parliaments D. monarchies
17. Parliaments sprouted all over Europe in the________century.
A. 12th B. 13th C. 14th D. 15th
18. ________church is virtually created in the eleventh century along with the other institutions of the High Middle Ages.
A. The Roman Catholic B. Islamic C. Christian D. Judiaic
19. One of the first popes elected by cardinals was________ , known also as Hildebrand, a dynamic and strong-willed man who was pope from 1073 to 1085.
A. St. Augustine B. Emperor Charlemagne C. Pope Innocent III D. Gregory VII
20. The most ambitious, best remembered, and least successful of expeditions of Crusades were the ones to win back________ .
the Mediterranean B. Jewish Communities C. Palestine D. the Holy Land