// 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)/10 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/Default for HST 101 Su19 (Escobar Meta 10966 11108)/10 // question: 16531755 name: After the Fourth Crusade was diverted from Jerusalem, which city did they sack? ::After the Fourth Crusade was diverted from Jerusalem, which city did they sack?::[html]After the Fourth Crusade was diverted from Jerusalem, which city did they sack?{ ~Alexandria#Incorrect =Constantinople#Correct ~Rome#Incorrect ~Venice#Incorrect ~Paris#Incorrect } // question: 16531756 name: After which battle in 1066 did William the Conqueror take over England? ::After which battle in 1066 did William the Conqueror take over England?::[html]After which battle in 1066 did William the Conqueror take over England?{ ~Poitiers#Incorrect ~Runnymede#Incorrect =Hastings#Correct ~Bosworth Field#Incorrect ~Agincourt#Incorrect } // question: 16531759 name: Female monasticism in the twelfth century is best described as ::Female monasticism in the twelfth century is best described as::[html]Female monasticism in the twelfth century is best described as{ ~a new phenomenon.#Incorrect ~a refuge for women of all classes.#Incorrect ~in decline, due to the changing, negative view of women.#Incorrect =on the upswing, with increasing numbers of women joining religious houses.#Correct ~found only in France.#Incorrect } // question: 16531761 name: Hildegard of Bingen's three books were based on her> ::Hildegard of Bingen's three books were based on her>::[html]Hildegard of Bingen's three books were based on her{ ~employment in the court of the Duke of Burgundy.#Incorrect ~experiences as a noble landowner.#Incorrect ~time spent in the papacy.#Incorrect =religious visions.#Correct ~experiences as a young girl.#Incorrect } // question: 16531764 name: In general, monasteries performed all the following EXCEPT ::In general, monasteries performed all the following EXCEPT::[html]In general, monasteries performed all the following EXCEPT{ ~prayed for themselves and others.#Incorrect ~copied manuscripts.#Incorrect ~provided food and clothing for the poor.#Incorrect =formed clerical guilds for priests and nuns.#Correct ~took care of the sick and ran hospitals.#Incorrect } // question: 16531771 name: Pope Urban II at the Council of Clermont in 1095 ::Pope Urban II at the Council of Clermont in 1095::[html]Pope Urban II at the Council of Clermont in 1095{ =promised remissions of sins for joining the Crusades to recapture the Holy Land.#Correct ~appointed Peter the Hermit as leader of the Crusades.#Incorrect ~urged the destruction of all Jewish settlements on the crusaders' way to the Holy Land.#Incorrect ~urged the sending of a diplomatic mission to the Muslims in order to gain peaceful access to Jerusalem and its holy places.#Incorrect ~All of these are correct.#Incorrect } // question: 16531772 name: Russia's religious development led to a close affinity between Russian ... ::Russia's religious development led to a close affinity between Russian ...::[html]Russia's religious development led to a close affinity between Russian civilization and{ =Byzantine civilization.#Correct ~western European civilization.#Incorrect ~Mongol civilization.#Incorrect ~Persian civilization.#Incorrect ~Indian civilization.#Incorrect } // question: 16531775 name: The Christian offensive in Spain against the Muslims in the thirteenth century ::The Christian offensive in Spain against the Muslims in the thirteenth century::[html]The Christian offensive in Spain against the Muslims in the thirteenth century{ ~brought an economic revival, especially for the Andalusian region.#Incorrect ~saw a politically united Spain.#Incorrect ~saw the king of Castile, Alfonso X, expel all Jews and Muslims.#Incorrect =left Granada the last Muslim kingdom on the Iberian peninsula.#Correct ~drove all of the Moors from Spain and back into Africa.#Incorrect } // question: 16531780 name: The Franciscans were particularly active in ::The Franciscans were particularly active in::[html]The Franciscans were particularly active in{ ~frontier lands.#Incorrect ~rural areas.#Incorrect ~England.#Incorrect =cities.#Correct ~Denmark.#Incorrect } // question: 16531781 name: The immediate impetus of the First Crusade was ::The immediate impetus of the First Crusade was::[html]The immediate impetus of the First Crusade was{ =a request by the Byzantine emperor for help.#Correct ~an attack on Italy by Muslim forces.#Incorrect ~growing unrest in northern Africa.#Incorrect ~the investiture crisis.#Incorrect ~a breakdown in diplomatic relations between the papacy and the Seljuk Turks.#Incorrect } // question: 16531784 name: The power of the Capetian monarchy was strengthened by the emergence of ::The power of the Capetian monarchy was strengthened by the emergence of::[html]The power of the Capetian monarchy was strengthened by the emergence of{ ~a council for advice.#Incorrect ~a chamber of accounts for finances.#Incorrect ~the Parlement.#Incorrect ~the Estates-General.#Incorrect =All of these are correct.#Correct } // question: 16531785 name: The sacramental system of the Catholic Church ::The sacramental system of the Catholic Church::[html]The sacramental system of the Catholic Church{ ~would not be clearly defined until the fifteenth century.#Incorrect =made the church an integral part of the people's lives from birth to death.#Correct ~was deemed unnecessary as part of salvation by the Fourth Lateran Council in 1215.#Incorrect ~made the weekly reception of the Eucharist mandatory for all Christians.#Incorrect ~was reserved only for the clergy.#Incorrect } // question: 16531786 name: The three estates of the Estates General included the nobility, the ... ::The three estates of the Estates General included the nobility, the ...::[html]The three estates of the Estates General included the nobility, the townspeople, and the{ ~army.#Incorrect ~judiciary.#Incorrect ~serfs.#Incorrect =clergy.#Correct ~peasants.#Incorrect } // question: 16531788 name: Under William of Normandy and his son Henry I, medieval England ::Under William of Normandy and his son Henry I, medieval England::[html]Under William of Normandy and his son Henry I, medieval England{ ~saw its Anglo-Saxon institutions abolished and replaced by Norman ones.#Incorrect ~was isolated from continental affairs.#Incorrect =developed a strong, centralized monarchy.#Correct ~saw all of its land become part of the Norman family's demesne.#Incorrect ~became a fief of France.#Incorrect } // question: 16531791 name: What did Saint Dominic seek to achieve as the founder of the new Dominican ... ::What did Saint Dominic seek to achieve as the founder of the new Dominican ...::[html]What did Saint Dominic seek to achieve as the founder of the new Dominican order of preachers?{ ~Limit papal power.#Incorrect ~Reject poverty for the members of new church orders.#Incorrect =Create a new order of learned prelates to fight heresy within the church.#Correct ~Work closely with popes to reform the College of Cardinals.#Incorrect ~Preach on street corners to common people.#Incorrect } // question: 16531792 name: What event sparked a surge in anti-Semitic violence? ::What event sparked a surge in anti-Semitic violence?::[html]What event sparked a surge in anti-Semitic violence?{ ~The founding of the Franciscan order#Incorrect ~The investiture controversy#Incorrect ~The founding of the abbey of Cluny#Incorrect ~Charlemagne's coronation#Incorrect =The Crusades#Correct } // question: 16531794 name: What issue was at stake in the Investiture Controversy? ::What issue was at stake in the Investiture Controversy?::[html]What issue was at stake in the Investiture Controversy?{ ~The meaning of the communion sacrament#Incorrect ~The nature of the Holy Spirit in the Trinity#Incorrect =Who could bestow a church position on a man#Correct ~How church funds would be invested#Incorrect ~How popes would be chosen#Incorrect } // question: 16531796 name: What was a consequence of the secularization of bishops and abbots in the ... ::What was a consequence of the secularization of bishops and abbots in the ...::[html]What was a consequence of the secularization of bishops and abbots in the Early Middle Ages?{ ~The collapse of Christian worship in many places#Incorrect ~Greater popular respect for the church#Incorrect =A decline in the execution of their spiritual duties weakening the moral authority of the church#Correct ~Greater respect shown to the church and its officials by nobles#Incorrect ~The revival of Arianism#Incorrect } // question: 16531798 name: What was the action of the medieval church that closed churches in a region ... ::What was the action of the medieval church that closed churches in a region ...::[html]What was the action of the medieval church that closed churches in a region or a country and that forbade the clergy from administering the sacraments to the populace?{ ~Excommunication#Incorrect ~An indulgence#Incorrect ~A curia#Incorrect =The interdict#Correct ~The investiture#Incorrect } // question: 16531800 name: What was the primary function of medieval hospitals? ::What was the primary function of medieval hospitals?::[html]What was the primary function of medieval hospitals?{ ~They provided homes for orphans.#Incorrect =They served as residences for the elderly, the terminally ill, or the blind.#Correct ~They provided medical services to all.#Incorrect ~They served as centers for communal prayer.#Incorrect ~They were places for trade and commerce.#Incorrect } // question: 16531803 name: Which event led to the establishment of Parliament in England? ::Which event led to the establishment of Parliament in England?::[html]Which event led to the establishment of Parliament in England?{ ~The popular demand of the people#Incorrect ~The insistence of the nobles#Incorrect ~The military victory over France#Incorrect ~The old Celtic tradition of Druidic councils#Incorrect =The king's need to collect new taxes#Correct } // question: 16531811 name: Who unified and dominated the Islamic world in the mid-eleventh century? ::Who unified and dominated the Islamic world in the mid-eleventh century?::[html]Who unified and dominated the Islamic world in the mid-eleventh century?{ ~Fatimids#Incorrect ~Ottomans#Incorrect ~Berbers#Incorrect ~Abbasids#Incorrect =Seljuks#Correct } // question: 16531813 name: Who was the founder of the Mongol Empire? ::Who was the founder of the Mongol Empire?::[html]Who was the founder of the Mongol Empire?{ ~Alexander Nevsky#Incorrect ~Kublai Khan#Incorrect =Genghis Khan#Correct ~Khanbaliq#Incorrect ~Vladimir of Kiev#Incorrect } // question: 16531814 name: Who was the most revered saint of the High Middle Ages? ::Who was the most revered saint of the High Middle Ages?::[html]Who was the most revered saint of the High Middle Ages?{ =The Virgin Mary#Correct ~Saint Augustine#Incorrect ~Saint Nicholas#Incorrect ~Saint Patrick#Incorrect ~Saint Francis of Assisi#Incorrect } // question: 16531816 name: With which of the following statements would Pope Gregory VII have agreed? ::With which of the following statements would Pope Gregory VII have agreed?::[html]With which of the following statements would Pope Gregory VII have agreed?{ =The pope's authority extended to all Christians.#Correct ~Lay investiture was necessary for the church's survival.#Incorrect ~Kings were absolute rulers in their own lands.#Incorrect ~The pope was the bishop of Rome, no more and no less.#Incorrect ~Holy Roman Emperors had the right to select the pope.#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)/tf10 $CATEGORY: $course$/top/Default for HST 101 Su19 (Escobar Meta 10966 11108)/tf10 // question: 16531818 name: By the reign of Pope Innocent III (1198-1216), papal power was weakening ... ::By the reign of Pope Innocent III (1198-1216), papal power was weakening ...::[html]By the reign of Pope Innocent III (1198-1216), papal power was weakening throughout most of Europe, as exemplified by King Philip Augustus's refusal to restore his wife as queen of France.{FALSE} // question: 16531821 name: Gregory VII was the greatest of the reform popes of the eleventh century. ::Gregory VII was the greatest of the reform popes of the eleventh century.::[html]Gregory VII was the greatest of the reform popes of the eleventh century.{TRUE} // question: 16531824 name: Relics were usually the bones of saints or objects closely connected to saints. ::Relics were usually the bones of saints or objects closely connected to saints.::[html]Relics were usually the bones of saints or objects closely connected to saints.{TRUE} // question: 16531825 name: The abbey of Cluny was deliberately designed to be dependent on secular control. ::The abbey of Cluny was deliberately designed to be dependent on secular control.::[html]The abbey of Cluny was deliberately designed to be dependent on secular control.{FALSE} // question: 16531828 name: The descendants of Alexander Nevsky became princes of Moscow and eventually ... ::The descendants of Alexander Nevsky became princes of Moscow and eventually ...::[html]The descendants of Alexander Nevsky became princes of Moscow and eventually leaders of all Russia.{TRUE} // question: 16531834 name: When Acre was captured by Islamic forces in 1291, the western crusaders' ... ::When Acre was captured by Islamic forces in 1291, the western crusaders' ...::[html]When Acre was captured by Islamic forces in 1291, the western crusaders' presence in the Middle East came to an end after an approximate two hundred years of occupation.{TRUE}