17 Questions
What was the primary reason for the Hundred Years' War?
Feuds over the French throne and valuable land
Which of the following regions was known for its wool production?
Flanders
What was the significance of the Battle of Crecy?
It demonstrated the effectiveness of the longbow
Which of the following was NOT a claimant to the French throne during the Hundred Years' War?
Charles V of France
What was the duration of the Hundred Years' War?
116 years
What was the significance of Lorenzo's actions during the Interdict?
He showed that money could be more influential than the Pope's authority
What was a key aspect of Humanism during the Renaissance?
The idea that human actions define their character
What was the significance of Petrarch's translations of classic works?
They made classic works accessible to a larger audience
What was a characteristic of Renaissance art?
The focus on realistic and freer representations of the human form
What was the significance of Savonarola's Bonfire of Vanities?
It was a hypocritical act, as Savonarola was himself corrupt
What was the influence of Machiavelli's ideas on the development of modern politics?
They influenced the concept of check and balances in government
What was the primary purpose of the Hanseatic League?
To protect and facilitate trade and commerce among member cities
What was a major consequence of the rise of banking and investment in Florence?
Merchants and craftsmen were able to focus on their craft instead of monetary aspects
What was a key strategy used by Cosimo de' Medici to protect Florence?
Using his wealth to aid the enemies of Florence's enemies
What was the origin of the word 'Hanse' in the Hanseatic League?
A German word for 'band' or 'troop'
What was the role of the Medici family in Florence?
They were a powerful economic family that controlled Florence's economy
What was a significant achievement of the Hanseatic League?
Defeating the King of Denmark to control sea lanes
Test your knowledge of the Hundred Years' War, a 116-year conflict between England and France that lasted from 1337 to 1453. Learn about the causes of the war, key battles like Crecy, and the significance of regions like Aquitaine and Flanders. See how well you understand this pivotal period in European history.
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