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Key Figures
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Social & Economic Change
200

This long conflict between England and France lasted from 1337 to 1453.

A - The Peasants' Revolt

B - The Reformation

C - The Hundred Years' War

C - The Hundred Years' War

200

This city was the Byzantine Empire’s capital and became the Ottoman capital after its capture.

A - Florence, later Rome

B - Constantinople, later Instanbul

C - Orleans, later Paris

B - Constantinople, later Instanbul

200

This Portuguese prince funded voyages, navigation training, shipbuilding, and mapmaking.

A - Henry the Navigator

B - Vasco da Gama

C - Christopher Columbus

A - Prince Henry the Navigator

200

This German inventor developed a practical movable-type printing press in Mainz around 1450.

A - Erasmus

B - Martin Luther

C - Johannes Gutenberg

C - Johannes Gutenberg

200

This system had peasants working on a lord’s land in exchange for protection and a place to live.

A - The encomienda system

B - Manorialism

C - Humanism

B - Manorialism

400

This French teenager helped lift the Siege of Orléans in 1429.

A - Joan of Arc

B - Queen Isabella

C - Catherine de' Medici

A - Joan of Arc

400

This empire continued in the eastern part of the Roman Empire after the western part fell.

A - The Ottoman Empire

B - The Persian Empire

C - The Byzantine Empire

C - The Byzantine Empire

400

This Dutch Christian humanist used satire to criticize Church corruption and hoped for reform from within the Church.

A - Martin Luther

B - Erasmus

C - Thomas More

B - Erasmus

400

These reusable individual letters or symbols could be arranged to print different pages.

A - Movable Type

B - Pamphlets

C - An astrolabe

A - Movable Type

400

This term means the ability to move up or down in social class or status.

A - Mortality rate

B - Patronage

C - Social mobility

C - Social mobility

600

This 1420 agreement declared that the English king would inherit the French throne.

A - Treaty of Tordesillas

B - Treaty of Troyes

C - The Statute of Laborers

B - Treaty of Troyes

600

This empire captured Constantinople in 1453 under Sultan Mehmed II.

A - The Ottoman Empire

B - The Byzantine Empire

C - The Roman Empire

A - The Ottoman Empire
600

This Spanish conquistador conquered the Aztec Empire between 1519 and 1521.

A - Francisco Pizarro

B - Vasco da Gama

C - Hernán Cortés

C - Hernán Cortés

600

This machine used ink and pressure to make many copies of written material quickly.

A - A caravel

B - The printing press

C - An astrolabe

B - The printing press

600

This 1351 English law tried to hold wages near earlier levels and restrict workers’ choices.

A - The Statute of Laborers

B - The Treaty of Troyes

C - The Act of Supremacy

A - The Statute of Laborers

800

These permanent forces were trained and ready to fight even during peacetime.

A - City-States

B - Encomienda systems

C - Standning armies

C - Standing armies

800

This military tactic surrounds a city or fort to prevent people from entering or leaving.

A - A standing army

B - A siege

C - A city-state

B - A siege

800

This Portuguese explorer reached the Indian Ocean by sailing around Africa in 1498.

A - Vasco da Gama

B - Prince Henry the Navigator

C - Christopher Columbus

A - Vasco da Gama

800

These short, inexpensive printed works helped Luther’s arguments spread quickly.

A - Treaties

B - Indulgences

C - Pamphlets

C - Pamphlets

800

This 1381 uprising in England grew from anger over labor restrictions, low wages, feudal obligations, and taxes.

A - The Hundred Years' War

B - The Peasants' Revolt

C - The Reformation

B - The Peasants' Revolt
1000

This term describes a government in which most power and decision-making are controlled by one central leader or government.

A - A centralized government

B - A city-state

C - A feudal system

A - A centralized government

1000

After Constantinople fell, this major Christian church was converted into a mosque.

A - The Church of St. Peter

B - The Church of the Holy Sepulchre

C - Hagia Sophia

C - Hagia Sophia

1000

This Florentine banking family used its wealth and influence to support Renaissance culture.

A - The Tudors

B - The Medici

C - The Habsburgs

B - The Medici

1000

This invention helped Renaissance ideas travel across Europe and enabled reformers to spread criticism of the Church.

A - The printing press

B - The caravel

C - The astrolabe

A - The printing press

1000

This broad social and economic system organized relationships between lords, vassals, and peasants.

A - Manorialism

B - A centralized government

C - Feudalism

C - Feudalism

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