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Unit 4 - The Late Middle Ages

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Revise the Late Middle Ages with this quiz.
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Question 1

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What time range is the Late Middle Ages:
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  • 12th to 15th centuries
  • 13th to 15th centuries.
  • 13th and 14th centuries.
  • 12th to 14th centuries

Question 2

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What was the main social change in the medieval cities?
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  • Peasants
  • Bourgeoisie
  • Handcrafts
  • Trade

Question 3

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The economic activity which grew the most during the Late Middle Ages was:
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  • Agriculture.
  • Livestock farming.
  • Mining.
  • Trade

Question 4

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European population grew during the Lower Middle Ages until how many millions?
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  • 40
  • 50
  • 75
  • 80

Question 5

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Which of the following is not an agricultural innovation in the Late Middle Ages:
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  • Manure as fertiliser.
  • Roman plough.
  • Iron-wheeled moulboard plough.
  • Three-year crop rotation.

Question 6

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When we leave one part of the arable without crops for one year, we call it:
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  • two-year crop rotation
  • three-year crop rotation
  • fallow
  • watermills

Question 7

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How much more do we produce when we change from the two to the three year crop rotation?
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  • 50 %
  • 66 %
  • 25 %
  • 16 %

Question 8

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What advantage was NOT brought by the iron-wheeled mouldboard plough?
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  • Faster
  • Deeper furrows
  • Three-year crop rotation
  • Harder tool

Question 9

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Among the changes of the iron-wheeled mouldboard plough there is the change of the ox for the horse for pulling the plough. Why was that possible?
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  • the wheels
  • the use of iron
  • the harnesses
  • the mouldboard

Question 10

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The king during feudalism had many powers in theory… but in reality?
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  • He had political power
  • He had symbolic power
  • He had economic power
  • He had cultural power

Question 11

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Therefore, among the great political changes in the Late Middle Ages we find:
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  • The loss of power of the king.
  • The loss of power of the nobility.
  • The loss of power of the bourgeoisie.
  • The loss of power of the citizens.

Question 12

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The reinforcement of the power of the monarchs was NOT because of:
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  • The end of the foreign invasions.
  • The insecurity.
  • The increase of economic resources.
  • The support of the cities.

Question 13

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Medieval parliaments resulted from what institution?
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  • The Fiefdom
  • The Court
  • The Royal Council
  • The High Clergy

Question 14

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Who were the members of the Parliaments?
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  • King, nobility, and peasants.
  • King, nobility and bourgeoisie.
  • King, nobility and proletariat
  • King, clergy and peasants.

Question 15

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What was the role of the medieval parliaments?
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  • To hire workers.
  • To choose the Prime Minister.
  • To organise the local defence.
  • To approve new taxes.

Question 16

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The medieval parliaments in Spain were called:
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  • Parliament.
  • Diet.
  • Cortes.
  • Congreso de los Diputados.

Question 17

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The Magna Carta was a response to
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  • The abuses of power of the king.
  • The abuses of power of the clergy.
  • The abuses of power of the nobility.
  • The abuses of power of the bourgeoisie.

Question 18

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One of the important consequences of the population growth is that the increase of people implied:
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  • An increase of trading supplies.
  • An increase of the agricultural surpluses.
  • An increase of the demand of products.
  • None of the above.

Question 19

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The name of new cities which appeared from neighbourhoods around castles, monasteries and crossroads was:
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  • Roman
  • Bourghs
  • Counties
  • Charters

Question 20

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The definition of charter granted by kings or lords to cities can be stated as:
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  • set of commercial regulations
  • code of human rights
  • code of rights and privileges.
  • instructions for self-government.

Question 21

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The realm of action of the borough council was the
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  • fief
  • city
  • region
  • kingdom

Question 22

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The leader of the city council was the:
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  • Councelor
  • Bourgh master
  • President
  • Chancellor

Question 23

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Around the main square of medieval cities we do NOT find…
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  • Town hall
  • Castle
  • Cathedral
  • Market

Question 24

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Among the rights granted from the king to the cities we find
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  • Freedom of labour and association
  • Freedom of expression
  • Freedom of movement
  • Freedom of industrial action (strike).

Question 25

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Local trade had place in:
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  • Shops
  • Markets
  • Workshops and markets.
  • Shops and markets.

Question 26

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Characteristics of markets:
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  • Weekly and everyday products.
  • Specialised and weekly.
  • Once a year and luxury.
  • Yearly and everyday products.

Question 27

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Frequency of the fairs.
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  • Once a week.
  • Once a month.
  • Once a year.
  • Once every four years.

Question 28

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The Hanseatic League was an association of
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  • peasants
  • cities
  • football clubs
  • artisans

Question 29

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Which of the following cities did NOT increase their trade in the Late Middle Ages:
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  • Barcelona
  • Marseille
  • Baltic
  • Genoa

Question 30

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Who were NOT part of guilds?
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  • Merchants
  • Peasants
  • Traders
  • Craftsmen

Question 31

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Among the functions of the guilds we do NOT find:
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  • Exclusivity for producing or selling in the city.
  • Collecting taxes.
  • Mutual protection.
  • Control of the production.

Question 32

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The masters in a workshop
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  • were the owners.
  • worked for free.
  • worked for a salary.
  • worked the land.

Question 33

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The journeymen
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  • were owners
  • worked for free
  • worked for a salary
  • cultivated land

Question 34

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The lower level in a workshop was
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  • Guild
  • Master
  • Apprentice
  • Journeyman

Question 35

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Among the function of the guilds they did NOT have
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  • Political functions
  • Economic functions
  • Religious functions
  • Sporting functions

Question 36

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Feudal society, in the Lower Middle Ages:
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  • Had finished.
  • Continued in the cities.
  • Continued in the fiefs.
  • Had no privileged groups.

Question 37

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Part of the high nobility moved to the cities in the Lower Middle Ages and lived in
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  • Castles
  • Royal Court
  • Palaces
  • Cathedrals

Question 38

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The new social group, the bourgeoisie, was divided into
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  • bankers and merchants
  • merchants and artisans
  • High and petite
  • Merchants and apprentices.

Question 39

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The first university in Europe was the one of
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  • Bologna
  • Berlin
  • Rome
  • Toulouse

Question 40

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When we paint or we insert a relief in architecture and adapt what we are representing to the surface we say that it is adapted to the:
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  • space
  • didactic
  • tympanum
  • frame

Question 41

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A Pantocrator represents
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  • Christ in the cross
  • Christ blessing
  • Virgin with Child
  • the Evangelists

Question 42

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Gothic art went from when to when?
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  • 9th-12th centuries.
  • 11th-14th centuries.
  • 12th-15th centuries.
  • 14-15th centuries.

Question 43

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Gothic architecture is a reflect of:
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  • rural lifestyle.
  • urban life.
  • commercial activities.
  • thick walls

Question 44

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Gothic architecture looked for height because:
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  • they could just make it.
  • it looked better in postcards.
  • as symbol of power.
  • as symbol of painting.

Question 45

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One of the following is a hold element in Gothic architecture:
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  • semi-circular arch.
  • barrel vault.
  • pointed arch.
  • horseshoe arch.

Question 46

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The use of pointed arches allowed:
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  • political significance.
  • higher buildings.
  • use of columns.
  • emotions.

Question 47

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Another hold element in Gothic art was the groin vault, which consisted on:
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  • two semi-circular arches crossed diagonally.
  • four pointed arches forming a square.
  • two pointed arches crossed diagonally.
  • the groin vault is a holding element, not hold element.

Question 48

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There are larger windows now in Gothic architecture because:
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  • They discovered a good way of producing large glass-panels.
  • The walls had a holding function.
  • The walls did not have a holding function.
  • They could afford so, economically.

Question 49

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Pinnacles were mostly
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  • Hold elements
  • Holding elements
  • Decorative elements
  • Sculpture

Question 50

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What do we find in the doorways?
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  • Stained glass
  • Triforium
  • Archivolts
  • Wall paintings

Question 51

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The author of The Arnolfini Portrait was
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  • Jan van der Weyden
  • Jan van Eyck
  • Roger van der Weyden
  • Roger van Eyck

Question 52

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One of the most important characteristics of that painting (The Arnolfini Portrait) was
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  • Idealisation
  • Rigidity
  • Details
  • Free standing

Question 53

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The interior of Gothic religious buildings was divided into
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  • Nave, triforium and flying buttresses
  • Nave, triforium and windows
  • Nave, triforium and scriptorium
  • Nave, refectorium and windows

Question 54

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Gothic sculpture was more
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  • Idealised
  • Realistic
  • Wooden
  • Static

Question 55

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Commercial building in the Middle Ages
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  • Palace
  • Lonja
  • Market
  • Town Hall

Question 56

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Main materials for Gothic sculpture
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  • Clay and wood
  • Wood and bronze
  • Wood and stone
  • Stone and bronze

Question 57

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New theme for painting and sculpture in Gothic art
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  • Religious
  • Social
  • Portrait
  • Idealised

Question 58

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The Black Death is another name for
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  • The Bubonic Plague
  • Low agrarian productivity.
  • The Dark Ages
  • The 14th century

Question 59

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How long was the Hundred-Year War?
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  • 99 years
  • 100 years
  • 108 years
  • 116 years

Question 60

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Social conflicts in the 14th century were mostly against
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  • nobility
  • lower clergy
  • peasants
  • kings
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