quiz Typical Aspects

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Typical Aspects

Last year we studied 4 different AGES.

What do you remember?

Let's test your memory...

1. A & E
2. B & D
3. C & D
4. D & E

This is the Time of

1. Hunters & Gatherers
2. Monks & Farmers
3. Hunters & Reformers
4. Hunters & Farmers

This Age ended around

1. 3000 BC
2. 5000 BC
3. 500 AD
4. 3000 years ago

This Age is also known as

1. antiquity
2. prehistory
3. middle ages
4. modern age

This is the Time of

1. Romans & Greeks
2. Greeks & Knights
3. Cities & States
4. Greeks & Romans

This age lasted from

1. 3000 BC - 500 BC
2. 300 BC - 500 AD
3. 5000 BC - 300 AD
4. 3000 BC - 500 AD

This age is aso known as

1. Prehistory II
2. Early Middle Ages
3. Renaissance
4. Antiquity

This is the Time of

1. Monks & Knights
2. Monkeys & Knights
3. Monks & Nights
4. Knights & Monks

This Age lasted from

1. 500 - 1500
2. 500 - 1000
3. 500 - 600
4. 500 - 1600

This Age is also known as

1. the Middle Ages
2. the Late Middle Ages
3. the Early Middle Ages
4. the Viking Age

This is the Time of

1. Towns & Cities
2. Cities & States
3. States & Cities
4. Cities & Merchants

This Age lasted from

1. 1000 - 2000
2. 1000 - 1100
3. 1000 - 1500
4. 1000 - 1600

This Age is also known as

1. the High Middle Ages
2. the Early Dark Ages
3. the Early Modern Age
4. the Late Middle Ages

Typical Aspects

In the following slides you see a SYMBOL + 4 Typical Aspects

Only ONE Typical Aspect belongs to this symbol.

Which one?

1. Feudal system and serfdom
2. life of hunter-gatherers
3. expansion of Christianity through the Crusades
4. European oversees expansion

1. rise and expansion of Islam
2. revolt in the Netherlands
3. renaissance
4. return of international trade

1. spreading of Christianity throughout Europe
2. development of Judaism and Christianity as the first monotheistic religions
3. expansion of Christianity through the Crusades
4. Reformation: splitting of the Christian Church in Europe

1. rise of independent cities
2. rise of the first cities
3. new interest in the heritage of Antiquity
4. conflict between church and state

1. beginning of European oversees expansion
2. rise of states with a centralised government
3. new interest in the heritage of Antiquity
4. clash of Greek-Roman culture and Germanic culture

1. conflict between church and state
2. rise of agriculture and farming societies
3. rise and expansion of Islam
4. return of international trade

1. feudal system and serfdom
2. return of international trade
3. rise of agriculture and farming societies
4. revolt in the Netherlands

1. rise of first urban communities
2. expansion of Christianity through the crusades
3. expansion of the Roman Empire and spread of Greek-Roman culture
4. life of hunter-gatherers

1. development of scientific thinking in Greek city states
2. beginning of European oversees expansion
3. rise of the first cities
4. rise of agriculture and farming societies