100 Year War Study Guide

Causes of the 100 Year War

Edward III

 Philip IV

Philip of

Valois                                                                                                                         

Joan of Arc 

France strengths and strategy for victory

England strengths and strategy for victory  

Charles VIII  

John II 

Flanders                                                                                                                                               

Calis 

Reims 

Henry IV  

Parliament 

Estates-General

long bow

battle of Crecy 

battle of Orleans.

Factors that determine the outcome                                

Consequences of the 100 Year War

Medieval Castles

Identify and describe the parts of a medieval castle

Purpose of a castle

The defensive parts of the castle 

The different ways a castle was sieged

required duties of a vassal and a lord

the oath of fealty

the measure of a vassal's wealth

characteristics expected of a knight 

The great hall. 

methods used to brighten and warm the castle 

Why did servants wear the same color?

How were the servants of each castle identified?

Medieval armor

knights

three stages of knighthood and the main purpose for each stage?

building material of medieval castles?

Battering Ram

Corner Towers

Workplace

Role of the Catholic Church

Dark Ages Study Guide

characteristics of the early Middle Ages
Pope
The head of a parish
Scandinavia routine?
Battle of Tours Charles
Martel
Viking invasions
Viking longship?
Germanic tribe that settled in France
Two types of clergy in the Roman church
Mediator between God and man
Jesus’ role in the Roman Catholic                                                                                          
A major European country was conquered by the Muslims?
Charlemagne' s empire
Long ship
Charlemagne
Rituals performed by a Priest, Monks, Archbishops and Cardinals
The purpose of each of the seven sacraments of the Roman Catholic Church.
improvements in farming during the Middle Ages?

Islam Study Guide

Identify the Nations in which Islam spread
Arabia's most valuable
resource
Oasis
Identify the main geographical features of Arabia
Where do most of the people live?
Bedouins
Identify the main events in Muhammad ‘s life
Allah
Mecca
Medina
Hegira
Kabba
Koran
Explain the five pillars of Islam
Mosque
Ramadan
heaven
How long did it take Islam to spread from Spain to India?
Muslim treatment of Christians and Jews?
Popular subject for Muslim artists?
monotheistic religion.
How popular is the Islamic religion?
jihad
Women’s role under Islam?
Describe the origin of Islam.
Compare Islam and Christianity in terms of what they believe concerning Jesus and salvation. How did the spread of Christianity differ from the spread of Islam?

The Early Church Study Guide

Why was it the right time for the Father to send Christ?                                                                  

original sources  

Jesus Christ as God, as man?                                                                  

Reasons that Christ came Bethlehem       

Nazareth                                                     

Christ public ministry                                         

Why was Christ's death necessary?                              

Describe early church meetings, when where and how they worshiped?      

Why were they persecuted                                                    

Christianity legal status                        

Accusations against Christians                                                                      

Date when western half of the Roman Empire ended.       

Paul                                               

Nero                                                                                                     

Diocletian                                                                         Constantine                                                                                                                  

Caesar Augustus                                                                                

Causes for the decline of the Roman Empire

Roman Empire Study Guide

Latin
Etruscans
a city.
an empire.
a republic.
monarchy
Consul
Senate.
Law of Twelve Tables gear of a typical Roman soldier
How did the Romans treat conquered neighbors
Rome’s road system
population of Rome
Imperator
Augustus
Caesar
Princeps
Tiber
Punic Wars
Carthage
Hannibal
Plebeians
Patricians
Latins
Republic Pax
Pax Romana
Aeneid
major subject in Roman schools
architecture
Stoics
Epicureans
Concrete
Dome
Forum
Aqueduct
Julius Caesar
Brutus

Roman Republic Quiz pages 115-122

Republic, City, Empire                                                                                                                                                                                
Latins                                                                                                                                                                       
Tiber                                                                                                                                                                 
Romulus and Remus                                                                                                                                                                   
Consul, Tribune, Assembly and the Senate                                                                                                                                                                                
Hannibal’s methods and achievements                                                                                                                                                                 
Patricians and Plebians                                                                                                                                        
Salt, Slaves and Roman soldiers                                                                                                                         
Military                                                                                                                                                                              
Sicily                                                                                                                                                         
Monarchy                                                                                                                                                                     
Carthage                                                                                                                                                                   
Etruscans 

Alexander the Great Study Guide

Philip II  

Ptolemy      

Seleucus      

Aristotle      

Alexander what makes him so great? 

Alexandria           

the locations of the battle fought by Alexander's troops?     

The battles of Granicus River, Issus, Tyre, and Gaugamala      

Hellenistic   

Babylon  

Areas that were a part of Alexander's empire?  

Indus River valley  

Changes that resulted from Alexander's conquests?    

Statue in Nebuchadnezzar’s dream represented 

its head 

its breasts and arms   

its belly   

its legs        

Alexander speech to his men at Opis        

What specifically did Dan. 8:5-8 predict Alexander the Great would do?

The legacy of Alexander the Great