The test on the theme is early Middle Ages. Control test on history on the topic "Early Middle Ages" (Grade 6)
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The manual includes tests on the history of middle ages for the current and final control and corresponds to the content of the E. V. Agibalova textbook, M. Donskoy; Edited by A. A. Svanidze "Universal History. The history of middle ages "for grade 6 general education organizations. Many test tasks are designed to meet the requirements of the main state exam in grade 9. They will help students learn new tests for them and prepare for future oral and written exams. Tests can be used for learning and self-control of students, checking homework, current and final control.
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CONTENT
Preface 6.
Live Middle Ages 8.
I. Formation of medieval Europe (VI-XI century) 10
Test 1. Education of the barbaric kingdoms. The state of francs in the VI-VIII centuries 10
Test 2. Christian Church in Early Middle Ages 12
Test 3. The emergence and decay of the Empire Karl Great 15
Test 4. Faodal fragmentation of Western Europe in the IX-XI centuries 18
Test 5. England in early Middle Ages 20
The final test on the topic "The formation of medieval Europe (VI-XI century)" 22
II. Byzantine Empire and Slavs in the VI-XI centuries 25
Test 6. Byzantium at Justinian. Fighting empire with external enemies 25
Test 7. Culture of Byzantium 28
Test 8. Education of Slavic States 30
The final test on the topic "Byzantine Empire and Slavs in the VI-XI centuries" 31
III. Arabs in the VI-XI centuries 34
Test 9. The emergence of Islam. Arab Khalifat and its decay 34
Test 10. Culture of Caliphate countries 36
Final test on the topic "Arabs in the VI-XI centuries" 38
IV. Feudals and peasants 42
Test 11. Medieval village and its inhabitants 42
Test 12. In Knight's Castle 44
Final test on the topic "Feedals and peasants" 46
V. Medieval city in Western and Central Europe 49
Test 13. Formation of medieval cities. Urban craft 49.
Test 14. Trade in the Middle Ages 52
Test 15. Citizens and their lifestyle 54
Total test on the topic "Medieval city in Western and Central Europe" 56
Vi. Catholic church in the XI-XIII centuries. Cross trips 59.
Test 16. The power of the papal authorities. Catholic church and heretics 59
Test 17. Cross trips 61
The final test on the topic "Catholic church in the XI-XIII centuries. Crusades »64
VII. Education of centralized states in Western Europe (XI-XV century) 67
Test 18. How did France union 67
Test 19. What the British consider the beginning of their freedoms 69
Test 20. Centenary War 72
Test 21. Strengthening royal power at the end of the XV century in France and in England 74
Test 22. Reconquist and education of centralized states on the Pyrenean Peninsula 76
Test 23. States that remain fragmented: Germany and Italy in the XII-XV centuries 78
Final test on the topic "Education of centralized states in Western Europe (XI-XV century)" 80
VIII. Slavic states and Byzantium in the XIV-XV centuries 83
Test 24. Gusite movement in the Czech Republic 83
Test 25. Conquest Turkgers-Osmans of the Balkan Peninsula 85
IX. Culture of Western Europe in the Middle Ages 89
Test 26. Education and philosophy 89
Test 27. Medieval literature 91
Test 28. Medieval art 93
Test 29. Early Renaissance Culture in Italy 96
Test 30. Scientific discoveries and inventions 99
Total test on the topic "Culture of Western Europe in the Middle Ages" 102
X. Peoples of Asia, America and Africa in the Middle Ages 105
Test 31. Medieval Asia: China, India, Japan 105
Test 32. States and peoples of Africa and Decolumbovy America 107
Final verification work 110
Answers 122.
The manual presents an ate and thematic tests that allow you to check not only the elementary knowledge and skills of students, but also more in-depth, covering all the material material. Purchase tests consist of five tasks and are intended for use in the study of certain course issues. We advise you to use them directly in the class or for the organization of homework as a means of current control. Thematic (final) tests for each section consisting of ten tasks make it possible to check and consolidate key dates, facts, concepts, causal relationships. At the end of the book, there are four options for the final test work across the entire course of the history of the Middle Ages, as well as answers to all test tasks.
The era of middle ages Option 1.
A1. The period from the end V c. Until the middle of the XI century. In the history of Western Europe, called the name:
1) Hellenism 2) Epoch of Kings 3) Early Middle Ages 4) Mature Middle Ages
2. The completion of the middle ages of the middle ages is associated with:
3) the fall of the Western Roman Empire 4) the conquest of the Turks-Osmans of Byzantium
3. Characteristic feature of a medieval society:
1) free entrepreneurship domination 2) senory and vassal structure of society
3) Merge of state power and property 4) the use of slave labor in industry
4. The form of government, in which representatives of estates participate in the management of the state:
1) Coulder Despoce 2) limited monarchy
3) Theocratic Monarchy 4) Vassal-Leno Monarchy
5. The event that accelerated the process of creating national states in England and France was:
1) reconquist 2) centenary war 3) expansion of crusaders east 4) "Great Skism"
6. The reason for the appearance of medieval cities in the X-XI century:
1) termination of wars 2) the appearance of universities
3) Development of crafts and exchange 4) The emergence of centralized states
7. Municipal movements in the Middle Ages contributed:
1) strengthening the role of church 2) strengthening feudal relations
3) creating urban self-government
4) the widespread liquidation of the feudal dependence of the peasants
8. Representatives of urban classes in the Middle Ages:
1) Plebei 2) Vassala 3) Burgers 4) Citizens
9. Manifestation of the Middle Ages crisis in the XIV-XV centuries. Became:
1) growth in the number of slaves 2) demographic crisis 3) coming to the territory of the Huns
4) the split of the Christian world to the Roman Catholic and Orthodox Church
10. The result of the crisis of medieval society:
1) the emergence of capitalism 2) death of barbaric states
3) Destruction of European Civilization 4) Strengthening the Traditional Ostivals of the Company
11. The capital of the Roman Empire was transferred to the city of Byzantine by the emperor:
1) Justinian 2) Karl Great 3) Octavian August 4) Konstantin I Great
12. The highest power period of the Byzantine Empire:
1) II-IV centuries. 2) IV is the first half of the VII century. 3) VII-XII centuries. 4) XII-XV centuries.
13. Cause of the death of the Byzantine Empire:
1) Capture Crusaders Constantinople 2) spiritual split of the Byzantine society
3) the onset of feudal fragmentation period 4) suppression of the dynasty of paleologists
14. Peasants who own land on the condition of the military service in favor of the state, in Byzantium, were called:
1) strategists 2) stratiotes 3) recruits 4) nobiles
15. Byzantium played a big role in distributing in Russia:
1) Theater 2) Islam 3) Democracy 4) iconography
16. The adoption of Islam Arabs led to:
1) Acquaintance with ancient culture 2) the distribution of icon painting and alphabet
3) the political association of Arab tribes
4) recognition of the Arab Caliphate rulers of Western Europe
17. The beginning of Muslim summer is:
1) 476. 2) 610 g. 3) 622. 4) 1492
18 . Reconquality called:
1) the rest of the territory of the Pyrenean Peninsula in Arabs
2) the conquest of Turks of the Balkan Peninsula
3) Epoch of the heyday of culture in Italy 4) The campaign of crusaders to the east
19. In the East, in contrast to Western Europe:
1) there existed the estate system 2) there was a feudal staircase
3) feudalists in their lands have full sovereignty
4) the ruler used the absolute power over the subjects
20. Cause of the heyday of the Arab culture:
1) Connection of the spiritual traditions of the East and West 2) the widespread spread of the Latin
3) the creation of universities in all major cities 4) the spread of the Greek alphabet
21. In India, as in other countries of the East, there existed in the Middle Ages:
1) Republic 2) Sistema Varna 3) Power - Property 4) Private ownership
22. The division of Indian society to the caste contributed:
1) Fast modernization of the country 2) preservation of stability in society
3) the growth of political tensions in the country
4) establishing a complete dependence of the Company from the central authority
23. The ruler of medieval China was called:
1) Son of the sky 2) Khorezmshah 3) Pharaoh 4) Khan
24. Feature of Japan in the Middle Ages:
1) strong bureaucratic apparatus 2) mass communal movements
3) the preservation of a strong Muslim community 4) the absence of the Emperor of the real high power
25. The principle of equal opportunities established in China meant that every resident of the country could:
1) regardless of its origin to become an official
2) As a result, a turn of reincarnations go to another Casta
3) at the National Assembly to be elected to state authorities
4) contact the emperor
26. The same duties that Knights in Western Europe were performed in Japan:
1) samurai 2) legionnaires 3) kshatriya 4) Shenshi
IN 1. All terms, with the exception of one, belong to the concept of "Hinduism". Find and specify the term related to another concept.
1) cult 2) karma 3) brahman 4) monotheism 5) resettlement shower
2. What are the concepts of the Middle Ages spiritual world below? Write down the numbers corresponding to the right answers.
1) heresy 2) gothic 3) totemism 4) scholasticism 5) pantheon gods
3. What events relate to the history of Arab states? Write down the numbers corresponding to the right answers
1) Fighting Crusaders 2) Creating a decimal system of calculation
3) attempt to restore the Roman Empire 4) Creating a new monotheistic religion
5) the emergence of data and representative institutions
The era of the middle ages option 2.
1. The period from the XIV-XV centuries. In the history of Western European countries, was called:
1) Hellenism 2) The Epoch of Fighting Kingdoms
3) Caroling Revival 4) Later Middle Ages
2. The beginning of the middle ages is associated with:
1) the emergence of Christianity 2) the formation of the first empires
3) Falling the Western Roman Empire 4) Fall of Constantinople and Byzantium
3 . A characteristic feature of the feudal society is:
1) democracy 2) corporate
3) Power - Property 4) Collective Ownership
4. Hereditary land ownership associated with mandatory martial service, in the Middle Ages:
1) Feed 2) Colonat 3) Polis 4) interdict
5. The huge role of the papacy in the era of mature Middle Ages was explained:
1) the weakness of secular rulers 2) the unity of the Christian church
3) refusal of the church from the property 4) the power of the Byzantine emperors
6. The growth of medieval cities contributed to:
1) the great resettlement of peoples 2) the development of commodity-money relations
3) an increase in crop yields 4) the emergence of feudal ownership of land
7. The cause of municipal movements in the Middle Ages was:
1) The desire of the feudalists to subordinate to its power of the city 2) an increase in the value of utilities
3) the distribution of socialist exercises 4) the emergence of universities
8. Celebration, differing from the system of religious representations recognized by the Church:
l) heresy 2) scholasticism 3) schism 4)
9. Manifestation of the Middle Ages crisis in the XIV-XV centuries. He was height:
1) the influence of the church 2) influence of the knighthood 3) population
4) the number of military conflicts and folk uprisings
10. As a result of the crisis of the medieval society, it happened:
1) Strengthening of the Positions of Burgence 2) Termination of Migration of the Population
3) strengthening of the natural economy 4) strengthening feudal fragmentation
11. The capital of the Roman Empire, the city of Byzantine became in:
1) 330 g. 2) 476 g. 3) 395. 4) 1453
12. The emergence on the territory of the Byzantine Empire of the Latin, Nicea Empires and other states has become a consequence:
1) century war 2) uprising of iconoborets 3) capture by the Crusaders of Constantinople
4) seizure by Turkish Osmans of the capital of the state
13. The meaning of the Byzantine Empire in history:
1) laid the foundations of democracy 2) stopped promotion of barbaric tribes to the West
3) became a link between antiquity and a new time 4) became the birthplace of history and philosophy
14. Synonym the concept of "autocracy":
1) Aristocracy 2) Orthodoxy 3) self-adjusting 4) feudalism
15. Successful Islamization of the local population on the territories captured by the Arabs explained:
1) high vital level of 2) by the economic policy held by Arabs
3) the conclusion of UNia between the Roman dad and Khalif
4) the lack of conflicts among the ruling elite of caliphate
16. Religion Islam originated in:
1) V in 2) VI in 3) VII in 4) VIII in
17 Sunnis and Shiites are names:
3) scientific schools 4) tribes
18. In the East, in contrast to Western European feudalism:
1) preserved peasant communion 2) existed private property
3) The economy was agricultural character 4) The state was the Supreme Owner of the Earth
19. The value of Arab culture was distributed:
1) art iconopysis 2) construction techniques of large cathedrals
3) Greek education and education system 4) discoveries and inventions made in different regions
20. In India, in contrast to other countries of the East, there existed in the Middle Ages:
1) democracy 2) power-ownership
3) Varo-Custom System 4) Strong Theocratic Monarchy
21. The spread of Hinduism in Indian society contributed:
1) preservation of traditionalism 2) growth of social tensions
3) creating a strong centralized state
4) rapid movement of people on social stairs
22. The feature of China in the Middle Ages:
1) attacks of external enemies 2) frequent folk uprisings
3) Supreme Property of the ruler on Earth 4) Alternation of periods of centralization and decentralization
23. The principle of Confucianism "established in China" The State is a big family "meant that in the country:
1) there was a high birth rate
2) All residents were interconnected by blood bonds
3) it was easy to change social status as a result of a turn of rebirth
4) It was considered important to obey the authorities and to have personal interests for the sake of state
24. State religion in medieval Japan:
1) Judaism 2) Buddhism 3) Confucianism 4) Christianity
25. During the village in Japan:
1) The power of emperor 2 increased) internecine wars
3) The policy of isolation from other countries was carried out 4) the republican form of government was established
26. "Closure" of Japan from the outside world in the XVII century. Led to:
1) the establishment of the mode of the segunate 2) the rapid development of capitalism
3) conservation of feudal orders 4) evicting all residents from seaside cities
IN 1. What features indicate the domination of the traditional society in Japan in the Middle Ages? Write down the numbers corresponding to the right answers.
1) mythological consciousness 2) lack of class borders 3) domination of market relations
4) the absorption of the person state 5) the basis of society - the peasant community
2. What concepts from the above characterize the socio-political development of a medieval society? Write down the numbers corresponding to the right answers.
1) Despoce 2) class 3) vassalitet 4) democracy 5) corporate
3. All terms, with the exception of one, belong to the concept of "caste". Find and specify the term related to another concept.
1) Kshatriya 2) Burgers 3) Brahmans 4) Non-plated 5) twice born
The duty of all believers give the church with the tenth of their income,
Called:
a) lifts; b) Folding; c) tithing. +.
2. In the early Middle Ages in Western Europe, the main centers of education and
Cultures have become ...
a) feud; b) monasteries; + c) Guild.
3. A group of people in society, which has enshrined law and transmitted by
Inheritance rights and duties, it is:
a) community; b) landowners; c) estate. +
4. What was the name of the royal dynasty, whose founder became Karl the Great?
a) Carroling; +.
b) meroving;
c) capeting.
5. Idulgenia is
a) grades for the forgiveness of sins; +.
b) church tax;
c) church holiday.
6. Feed in medieval Europe is:
a) natural lifts given to the peasants feudal
b) land ownership, which was given for military service; +.
c) the duty of the peasant to work on the field of feudal;
d) Land nade a free peasant?
7. Consistent subordination of feudalists based on the transfer of land for the service,
Wore name:
a) feudal staircase; + b) feudal estate; c) feudal dependence.
8. Craftsmen of one specialty united in alliances, the main task
which was defense. And called similar unions:
a) guilds; b) workshops; + c) masterfully.
9. Church curse, excommunication from the church, it is:
a) anathema; + b) heresy; c) Charter.
10. How many crusades were?
a) 2; b) 9; c) 8. +
11. What year did the Great Charter of Valibilities been signed?
a) 1251; b) 1215; + c) 1210.
12. The war between Europeans-Christians for the restoration of captured by Arabs
territory, wore name:
a) reconquist; + b) centenary war; c) Cross treask13. In order for Christian teachings to become understandable for Slavic peoples,
It should be expressed on the language accessible to them. Therefore, the alphabet was created
For Slavs, she was called:
a) alphabet; b) Cyrillic; + c) verbs.
14. In which year, the state occurred in Eastern Europe which historians
Call ancient Russian state or Kievan ruus?
a) 860g; b) 885; c) 882 g .. +
15. Whom the people nicknamed the Red Sunshine, and the Orthodox Church called Holy:
a) Prince Igor; b) Prince Vladimir Svyatoslavich; + c) Princess Olga.
16. In which year, the baptism of Prince Vladimir and his subjects occurred?
a) 988 g; + b) 985,; c) 600g ..
17. In which year, Genghis Khan's army invaded Central Asia?
a) 890; b) 1219 g.; + c) 1215g.
18. With it, a set of written laws was created - "Russian True". About whom is coming
Speech?
a) Prince Vladimir Svyatoslavich; b) Prince Igor; c) Yaroslav Wise. +
19. In which country the Supreme Runer was the emperor. Since ancient times it
called the "son of the sky"?
a) india; b) China; + c) Byzantium.
19. Mongolian Great Khan transferred its capital from Mongolia to China. She was
The city was elected in the north of China, next door to the steppe. He got the name Beijing.
What khan is we talking about?
a) Hubilai; + b) hulah; c) Genghis Khan.
20. Near the middle of the i millennium. e. There was a Japanese state. It is soon
It became known "Nippon", which means:
a) "Country of the Rising Sun"; + b) "Son of the sky"; c) "Divine Wind".
21. Since the most ancient times, the Japanese had their religion whose name
Translated as "the path of the gods", and the religion was called:
a) Buddhism; b) Sinto; + c) Islam.
22. There existed in medieval Africa and the Christian country, its name:
a) Ghana; b) Mali; c) Ethiopia. +
22. One of the most economically developed areas of Western Europe, making
English wool cloth in the XII - XV centuries, called:
a) Flanders; + b) Byzantium; c) England.
23. In 1378, two dads appeared in the Catholic Church, one of which settled in
Rome, and the second - in Avignon, this event led to ...
a) a joyful celebration; b) "great split"; + c) King's overthrow.
24. The peasant girl who headed the army and freed him together with her in 1429 for 9
Days Orleans, this is: a) jacteria; b) Jeanne d'Ark; + c) Hildegard Bingen
25. The brutal war between Lancaster and Yorkie, wore a romantic name:
a) centenary war; b) war of scarlet and white rose; + c) War in love.
26. Agreement that has become the basic law of the Holy Roman Empire to 1806 and
The consolidated fragmentation of Germany was called:
a) "Golden Bulla"; + b) Reichstag; c) Hanseatic Union
27. Spanish knights whose sacred debt was the defense of the Motherland, Christian
Faith and offended people were called:
a) reconquist; b) Cortesa; c) Hidalgo. +
28. The doctrine of a man in the Renaissance era, whose motto was "Man - Blacksmith
His happiness, "this is:
a) humanism; + b) feudalism; c) Protestania.
29. Poet and thinker who was standing at the origins of the Renaissance, which became the main labor of which
"Divine Comedy", called:
a) verse; b) Dante Aligiery; + c) Francesco Petrarka
a) end of the V century (+) b) beginning of the 6th century c) mid xii century
2. What nations in the IV-VI centuries moved on the territory of the Roman Empire to create their own states?
a) Celts b) Greeks c) Hermann (+)
3. Who founded the Meroving Dynasty?
a) chlodwig (+) b) alarich c) ricyter
4. The basis of the Frankish army was:
a) mercenaries b) peasants c) squad (+)
5. In which age in Gallia, the Arabs began to invade?
a) end of the VII century b) first half of the VIII century (+) c) end of the IX century
6. What dynasty of the decision of the Pope changed the Meroving?
a) caroling (+) b) gogyenzollers c) ceringen
7. What was the manuscripts under the monasteries called manuscripts?
a) scripting (+) b) typography c) print
8. In which year Arabs invaded the Byzantine possessions in Asia?
a) 631 b) 633 g. (+) c) 652
9. In which year Karl the Great was proclaimed by the emperor?
a) 799 g) 800 g. (+) B) 801
10. What was the stage of the feudal staircase, which the duke and graphs occupied?
a) patrician b) nobilitet c) aristocracy (+)
11. The main population of Britain from the VIII century BC. By V Centuries AD Massed:
a) Britty (+) b) engines c) saksa
12. With what king was the first general-money collection of laws?
a) Arthur b) ATTSTAN C) Alfred (+)
13. In what year began the conquest of England Duke of Normandy Wilhegelm?
a) 1066 g. (+) b) 1068 g) 1069
a) Justinian I (+) b) Justinian II c) Irakli I
15. Where in the XI century, the first medical school in Europe was opened?
a) Rome b) Athens c) Constantinople (+)
16. Who stood at the head of the medieval feudal society?
a) church b) monarch (+) c) parliament
17. What doublys did the dependent peasants for the use of land?
a) mandatory military service b) bobschina and lifts (+) c) overtime
18. What is the inquisition?
a) Zemstvo Court b) Civil Court C) Church Court (+)
19. In which year, England was formed as a result of the union of smaller states of Britain?
a) 829 g. (+) b) 830 g) 844
20. The date of the foundation of the Russian state:
a) 862 (+) b) 889 g) 998
21. In which year, the first crusade took place?
a) 1091 b) 1096 (+) c) 1125
22. What was the judicial reform of Heinrich II?
a) every free person paying money, received the right to contact the royal court, bypassing the court of local feudal (+)
b) the three-speedness of the judiciary
c) the abolition of orders and torture
23. What year did the Great Charter of Valibilities been signed?
a) 1200 g) 1204 g) 1215 (+)
24. How many chambers divided the English Parliament in the XIV century?
a) 2 (+) b) 3 V) 4
25. What was one of the reasons for the beginning of the century of war?
a) the desire of the French king to capture the English throne
b) France's desire to win the Aquitain in England (+)
c) the desire of England to win Normandia from France
26. What dynasty established in China at the beginning of the VII century?
a) Tan (+) b) yuan c) min
27. In which year, the Ottoman Empire captured Constantinople?
a) 1450 b) 1451 B) 1453 (+)
28. What calender has become official in Europe in 1582?
a) Julian b) Grigorian (+) c) Pronian
29. In which year, the Spanish Armada was destroyed by the British?
a) 1581 b) 1586 B) 1588 (+)
30. In which year, the Japanese government closed the country from foreign influence?
a) 1639 (+) b) 1640 g) 1676
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Test is drawn up to the textbook"History of the Middle Ages" E.V.Aibalova, G.M. Donovskaya,
1 option
Part A.
1. The state of francs originated:
A) in 500
B) in 486
C) in 400
D) 390
2. What was the found land ownership for which military service?
A) vow; b) feud; c) lifts; d) title.
3. The first collection of laws of francs was compiled during the King Board:
A) chlodvail; b) Karl the Great; c) pypine short; d) Karl Martel.
4. What is the name of the Sacred Book of Muslims?
A) Bible; b) Koran; c) Vedas; D) Chronicles
5. All ministers of the church constituted a special group of the population:
A) chivalry; b) merchants; c) peasantry; d) clergy.
6. The medieval book was:
A) Papiral bundle;
B) Exactly folded sheets of split bamboo;
C) folded and intertwined parchment sheets of the same size;
d) a stack of clay plates.
7. The code of uniforms for the entire empire of laws was drawn up during the reign of the emperor of Byzantium:
A) Justinian; b) Constantine4 c) Vasily 1 Macedonian; d) Feodosia 2.
8. Man who lived in the city of one year and one day:
a) became free c) mastered by a certain craft
b) acquired Señora d) obeyed the rules established by the city charter
9. Trade Management:
A) the farm, which was given for military service;
B) the artisan workshop, in which you can buy its products;
C) the farm in which products are manufactured for sale on the market are exchanged by means of money;
D) the farm in which everything you need is performed for your own consumption.
10. Indicate the year in which the division of the Christian Church on Catholic and Orthodox has occurred:
A) 1054; b) 1066; c) 1077; d) 1099.
11. What was the name of the status representative office in France?
a) parliament b) general states c) Seyme d) Cortes
12. The reason for the century of war for France:
A) to win the Aquitain in England;
B) conquer land in North America;
C) seize part of England;
D) Returns of debts of England.
13. In 1358 it happened:
A) the conclusion of peace between France and England;
B) the battle at the city of Poitiers;
C) the uprising of the peasants in France (Jacceria);
D) the uprising of the peasants in England.
14. In the course of the Gusitsky wars, the people opposed:
A) rulers of the city of Prague;
B) servants of the Catholic Church;
C) Czech king;
D) local feudalists.
15. Bulgaria was under the rule of Turk Osmanov:
A) due to permanent wars with nomadic tribes of the Pechenegs;
B) due to the inability of the feudalists, combine their strength to resist conquerors;
C) due to the support of individual Bulgarians of Osmanov's Turkish feud;
D) due to the unexpected death of the Bulgarian king Vasily II from a heart attack.
Part B.
IN 1. Set the correspondence between the elements of the left and right columns. One element of the left column corresponds to one element of the left.
AT 2. Specify who gave a vow (promise) to abandon personal property, do not have families, live in poverty and is unquestioned to obey the monastery manager: ________________
IN 3. What unites these names: Urban II, Innokenti III; Clement V.
AT 4. What is "Shield Money"? Who and why did they pay them?
AT 5. List what equipment was the knight.
Answers
Part A.
Part B.
IN 1.
1B; 2g; 3a; 4d; 5 B.
AT 2. Monk
IN 3. Pope
AT 4. Instead of compulsory participation in the campaign, knights could pay a special fee - "Shield money". For these funds, the king, if necessary, gained a hired army.
AT 5. He took, lats, chain, cloth, sword, spear.
Control test for the 1st half of the middle ages
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Option 2
Part A.
Test Grade 6.
1. Conditions - this:
A) combining several tribes;
B) large groups of people with the same rights and obligations;
C) the union of emperors and kings;
D) Union of artisans.
2. This leader has advanced among francs at the end of the V century:
A) atylla; B) chlodwig; C) Julius Caesar; D) Justinian.
3. In which year Karl the Great was proclaimed by the emperor?
A) 800 g.; b) in 500 g.; c) in 395; d) in 732
4. In Constantinople, the wonderful work of the Byzantine architecture was a temple:
A) kaaba; b) Saint Sophia; c) Basil Blessed; d) Pantheon.
5. In the medieval cities of Comeh - this is:
A) branch factories;
B) the alliances of artisans of various specialties;
C) Unions of artisans of one specialty.
D) Unions of Patriches and senors.
6. The separation of the Christian Church on the Catholic and Orthodox happened:
A) in 843; b) in 962; c) in 1092; d) in 1054
7. The schorka court, created to fight heretics, was called:
A) indulgence; b) Order; c) inquisition; d) confession.
8. The form of state power, in which the king relies on the assembly of representatives of the estate, is called:
A) enlightened monarchy; b) absolute monarchy;
C) the estate monarchy; d) constitutional monarchy.
9. In which year, general states in France were first convened:
A) 1215; b) 1265; c) 1258; d) 1302g.
10. In 1381 it happened:
A) Battle at Slasa off the coast of Flanders;
B) the battle of Craisi;
C) Uat Tyler's uprising in England.
D) the uprising of the peasants in France:
11. Who led the struggle of the French people against England at the beginning of the XV century?
A) Jeanne D ARK c) Gilo Cal
B) Karl VII d) Eduard III
12. In century war, the basis of the English troops was:
A) scattered detachments under the leadership of the feudal.
B) infantrymen scored from the mercenaries;
C) battle chariots managed by feudal
D) Knight's cavalry, headed by the king.
13. Serbian warrior who spoke into a Turkish camp to kill Sultan, called:
A) Yang Zhizhi4 b) Gilma Cal; c) Milos Ozulich; d) Robin Hood.
14. Gusitsky wars ended in 1434 at the city of Lipana by the battle between:
A) crusaders and gusites;
B) moderate and taborites;
C) moderate and crusaders;
D) Czech and German feudals.
15. The subsidity of dependent peasants in the form of regular payments Mr. Products or money is called:
A) tax; b) lifts; c) fee; d) fine.
Part
IN 1. Install the correspondence between the concepts and their definitions.
AT 2. At the head of the Christian Church in Western Europe stood: _____________
IN 3. What unites these names: Philip II August; Louis IX Holy; Philip IV beautiful.
AT 4. Name the Vassal obligations in front of his senor.
AT 5. List the mantles of the peasants.
Part B.
B1.A4; B5; IN 1; G3; D 2.
AT 2. Pope Rimsky
IN 3. Kings of France
AT 4. Vassal was obliged to act on the orders of Señora and bring along the soldiers with him; participate in the court of señora; redeem senir from captivity; Help him advice.
AT 5. Labor, born, tithing.