// question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/Default for HST 101 Su19 (Escobar Meta 10966 11108) $CATEGORY: $course$/top/Default for HST 101 Su19 (Escobar Meta 10966 11108) // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/Default for HST 101 Su19 (Escobar Meta 10966 11108)/09 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/Default for HST 101 Su19 (Escobar Meta 10966 11108)/09 // question: 16531675 name: All of the following is true of the ideal of civilized behavior known as ... ::All of the following is true of the ideal of civilized behavior known as ...::[html]All of the following is true of the ideal of civilized behavior known as chivalry EXCEPT{ ~knights were to fight to defend the church.#Incorrect ~knights were to protect the weak and defenseless.#Incorrect =chivalry was developed without the influence of the church.#Correct ~winning glory should be the knight's highest aim and motivating force.#Incorrect ~knights should treat captives as honored guests.#Incorrect } // question: 16531676 name: All of the following were consequences of the revival of trade EXCEPT ::All of the following were consequences of the revival of trade EXCEPT::[html]All of the following were consequences of the revival of trade EXCEPT{ ~the development of a money economy.#Incorrect ~the establishment of trading companies and banking firms.#Incorrect ~the use of contracts and insurance.#Incorrect =the final abandonment of old Roman cities.#Correct ~the creation of new techniques such as double-entry bookkeeping.#Incorrect } // question: 16531677 name: Between 1000 and 1300, the population of Europe ::Between 1000 and 1300, the population of Europe::[html]Between 1000 and 1300, the population of Europe{ ~remained static.#Incorrect ~roughly quintupled.#Incorrect ~steadily fell.#Incorrect ~increased by about 10 percent.#Incorrect =roughly doubled.#Correct } // question: 16531679 name: By 1100 charters of liberties granted townspeople such privileges as ::By 1100 charters of liberties granted townspeople such privileges as::[html]By 1100 charters of liberties granted townspeople such privileges as{ ~the right for women to buy and sell property.#Incorrect ~the right of serfs to become free after residing in a city for one month.#Incorrect =written urban law that guaranteed their freedom.#Correct ~the ability to train as a knight.#Incorrect ~All of these are correct.#Incorrect } // question: 16531684 name: Guilds were organizations of ::Guilds were organizations of::[html]Guilds were organizations of{ =artisans who directed almost every aspect of the production process of certain trades.#Correct ~citizens trying to defend their political rights.#Incorrect ~agricultural laborers seeking to improve their wages.#Incorrect ~consumers attempting to control inflation.#Incorrect ~nobles working to keep a tight rein on society.#Incorrect } // question: 16531686 name: In the three-field system, one field was planted with winter grains, a second... ::In the three-field system, one field was planted with winter grains, a second...::[html]In the three-field system, one field was planted with winter grains, a second with spring grains and vegetables, and the third field was{ ~planted with corn.#Incorrect =allowed to lie fallow.#Correct ~used to graze animals.#Incorrect ~used for markets and fairs.#Incorrect ~planted with cotton or sugar.#Incorrect } // question: 16531688 name: Many agricultural improvements in the Middle Ages depended on the production ... ::Many agricultural improvements in the Middle Ages depended on the production ...::[html]Many agricultural improvements in the Middle Ages depended on the production of tools made from what material?{ ~Wood#Incorrect =Iron#Correct ~Steel#Incorrect ~Copper#Incorrect ~Silver#Incorrect } // question: 16531691 name: Merchant cities in northern Europe, frequently ending in "-burg" or ... ::Merchant cities in northern Europe, frequently ending in "-burg" or ...::[html]Merchant cities in northern Europe, frequently ending in "-burg" or "-borough", grew up in the 1100s around{ ~clearings deep in the forests.#Incorrect ~national universities.#Incorrect =the castles of noblemen.#Correct ~abandoned monasteries.#Incorrect ~large rivers.#Incorrect } // question: 16531694 name: The church figure who tried to reconcile faith with reason in his Summa ... ::The church figure who tried to reconcile faith with reason in his Summa ...::[html]The church figure who tried to reconcile faith with reason in his Summa Theologica was{ ~Peter Abelard.#Incorrect ~Saint Augustine.#Incorrect ~Boethius.#Incorrect =Thomas Aquinas.#Correct ~Peter Lombard.#Incorrect } // question: 16531698 name: The recovery of which scholar's works spurred the revival of Classical ... ::The recovery of which scholar's works spurred the revival of Classical ...::[html]The recovery of which scholar's works spurred the revival of Classical Antiquity in Europe after 1150?{ ~Boethius#Incorrect ~Plato#Incorrect ~Ptolemy#Incorrect ~Cicero#Incorrect =Aristotle#Correct } // question: 16531699 name: The role of peasant women in the medieval economy is best described as ::The role of peasant women in the medieval economy is best described as::[html]The role of peasant women in the medieval economy is best described as{ ~economically inconsequential.#Incorrect =important, with a variety of contributions.#Correct ~limited to the household.#Incorrect ~mostly at home with some labor outside the home.#Incorrect ~more important than men.#Incorrect } // question: 16531703 name: To what did medieval urban society devote most of its surplus resources? ::To what did medieval urban society devote most of its surplus resources?::[html]To what did medieval urban society devote most of its surplus resources?{ ~The salaries of more numerous royal officials#Incorrect ~The purchase of modern weaponry by kings for expanded royal armies#Incorrect =The construction of castles and churches reflecting its basic preoccupations, warfare and God#Correct ~New church taxes going directly to the pope in Rome#Incorrect ~Revolutionizing agricultural production patterns#Incorrect } // question: 16531707 name: What did troubadour poetry emphasize? ::What did troubadour poetry emphasize?::[html]What did troubadour poetry emphasize?{ ~Religious imagery#Incorrect =The courtly love of nobles, knights, and ladies#Correct ~The highly irreverent life of wine, women, and song#Incorrect ~Rhyme and a meter based on accent#Incorrect ~Religious crusades and military conquests#Incorrect } // question: 16531708 name: What does the word "vernacular" mean?> ::What does the word "vernacular" mean?>::[html]What does the word "vernacular" mean?{ ~Church language#Incorrect ~Myth#Incorrect ~Ribald song#Incorrect =Local language#Correct ~Latin#Incorrect } // question: 16531710 name: What was a major cause of pollution in medieval cities? ::What was a major cause of pollution in medieval cities?::[html]What was a major cause of pollution in medieval cities?{ =The smell and waste of animals and humans#Correct ~Spills of oil, a common fuel of the era#Incorrect ~The production of iron in urban smelters#Incorrect ~The use of lead paint in private and public buildings#Incorrect ~The lack of any sanitation facilities#Incorrect } // question: 16531711 name: What was a primary preoccupation of scholasticism? ::What was a primary preoccupation of scholasticism?::[html]What was a primary preoccupation of scholasticism?{ ~To prove the superiority of Christianity over Islam and Judaism#Incorrect ~To prove the superiority of faith over rational thought#Incorrect ~To disprove the writings of the church fathers through rational thought#Incorrect ~To show the superiority of Greek thought over medieval theological thought#Incorrect =The reconciliation of faith with reason#Correct } // question: 16531712 name: What was an advantage of the three-field system? ::What was an advantage of the three-field system?::[html]What was an advantage of the three-field system?{ ~It kept prices for crops high.#Incorrect =It kept more land in cultivation at any given time.#Correct ~It required less water for irrigation.#Incorrect ~It made crops easier to plant and harvest.#Incorrect ~It required fewer workers than other systems.#Incorrect } // question: 16531713 name: What was the basic mode of instruction in the medieval university? ::What was the basic mode of instruction in the medieval university?::[html]What was the basic mode of instruction in the medieval university?{ =Lecture#Correct ~Discussion#Incorrect ~Debate#Incorrect ~Self examination#Incorrect ~Tutorials#Incorrect } // question: 16531714 name: What was the basic staple of the peasant diet? ::What was the basic staple of the peasant diet?::[html]What was the basic staple of the peasant diet?{ ~Potatoes#Incorrect ~Rice#Incorrect ~Pork#Incorrect ~Beef#Incorrect =Bread#Correct } // question: 16531715 name: What was the carruca? ::What was the carruca?::[html]What was the carruca?{ ~A new type of blast furnace#Incorrect ~A Spanish dance involving four partners#Incorrect =A heavy-wheeled, iron-tipped plow#Correct ~A harness for draft animals without collars#Incorrect ~A slender blade#Incorrect } // question: 16531717 name: What was the first step for a person who wanted to learn a trade in a ... ::What was the first step for a person who wanted to learn a trade in a ...::[html]What was the first step for a person who wanted to learn a trade in a medieval city?{ ~To complete an arduous initiation#Incorrect ~To consult the clergy#Incorrect ~To consult the city elders#Incorrect ~To buy a license#Incorrect =To become an apprentice#Correct } // question: 16531719 name: What was the main job of the village priest? ::What was the main job of the village priest?::[html]What was the main job of the village priest?{ ~To serve as a judge on manorial courts#Incorrect ~To identify potential heretics#Incorrect =To teach villagers the basic elements of Christianity#Correct ~To settle disputes between villagers#Incorrect ~To collect taxes for the lord#Incorrect } // question: 16531720 name: What was the most common drink of the medieval peasant in northern European ... ::What was the most common drink of the medieval peasant in northern European ...::[html]What was the most common drink of the medieval peasant in northern European countries?{ =Ale#Correct ~Beer#Incorrect ~Wine#Incorrect ~Cider#Incorrect ~Milk#Incorrect } // question: 16531727 name: Which of the following statements does NOT apply to the revival of Roman law? ::Which of the following statements does NOT apply to the revival of Roman law?::[html]Which of the following statements does NOT apply to the revival of Roman law?{ =It was short-lived, as the orderliness of Roman law no longer appealed to Europeans.#Correct ~It sparked creation of an elaborate, systematic compilation by Italian jurists of all previous legal commentaries known as "the ordinary gloss."#Incorrect ~It contributed to the decline of older, more barbaric forms of conflict resolution.#Incorrect ~It changed how professors in law school taught their subject.#Incorrect ~It replaced the old system of the ordeal by a rational process based upon the collection and analysis of evidence.#Incorrect } // question: 16531729 name: Which statement best describes combative tournaments involving knights? ::Which statement best describes combative tournaments involving knights?::[html]Which statement best describes combative tournaments involving knights?{ ~They were sanctioned by the church as a testing ground for religious faith.#Incorrect ~They consisted of the "melee" in which knights with a grudge fought to the death.#Incorrect =They were considered excellent and necessary training for warfare.#Correct ~They were banned by 1100.#Incorrect ~They were popular only in England but not on the continent.#Incorrect } // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/Default for HST 101 Su19 (Escobar Meta 10966 11108) $CATEGORY: $course$/top/Default for HST 101 Su19 (Escobar Meta 10966 11108) // question: 0 name: Switch category to $course$/top/Default for HST 101 Su19 (Escobar Meta 10966 11108)/tf09 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/Default for HST 101 Su19 (Escobar Meta 10966 11108)/tf09 // question: 16531734 name: Aristocratic women had no independent power and were not allowed to venture ... ::Aristocratic women had no independent power and were not allowed to venture ...::[html]Aristocratic women had no independent power and were not allowed to venture out in public alone.{FALSE} // question: 16531735 name: Because of the revival of cities and trade, by the thirteenth century ... ::Because of the revival of cities and trade, by the thirteenth century ...::[html]Because of the revival of cities and trade, by the thirteenth century Medieval Europe was largely an urban society.{FALSE} // question: 16531736 name: Between 1100 and 1300, Europe experienced a small rise in temperature. ::Between 1100 and 1300, Europe experienced a small rise in temperature.::[html]Between 1100 and 1300, Europe experienced a small rise in temperature.{TRUE} // question: 16531738 name: Buildings in medieval cities were constructed mostly of stone. ::Buildings in medieval cities were constructed mostly of stone.::[html]Buildings in medieval cities were constructed mostly of stone.{FALSE} // question: 16531745 name: In northern Europe, the center of trade and manufacturing in the Middle Ages ... ::In northern Europe, the center of trade and manufacturing in the Middle Ages ...::[html]In northern Europe, the center of trade and manufacturing in the Middle Ages was Flanders, famous for its production of high-quality woolen cloth.{TRUE} // question: 16531747 name: Medieval Europe was an overwhelmingly agrarian society. ::Medieval Europe was an overwhelmingly agrarian society.::[html]Medieval Europe was an overwhelmingly agrarian society.{TRUE} // question: 16531751 name: The combination of ribbed vaults and pointed arches made the Gothic cathedral... ::The combination of ribbed vaults and pointed arches made the Gothic cathedral...::[html]The combination of ribbed vaults and pointed arches made the Gothic cathedral possible.{TRUE} // question: 16531753 name: The windmill and the watermill were the most important methods for the ... ::The windmill and the watermill were the most important methods for the ...::[html]The windmill and the watermill were the most important methods for the harnessing of power before the invention of the coal-driven steam engine of the eighteenth century.{TRUE} // question: 16531754 name: University students took lengthy oral exams at the culmination of their studies. ::University students took lengthy oral exams at the culmination of their studies.::[html]University students took lengthy oral exams at the culmination of their studies.{TRUE}