How did the relationship between the Latin West and its polytheist neighbors change in the eleventh century?
What will be an ideal response?
The ideal answer should include:
a. In the tenth century, the Latin West included most of western Europe. During this time, polytheist tribes regularly raided Christian communities.
b. By the eleventh century, many of these polytheist raiders had converted to Christianity.
c. The Magyars raided western and central Europe throughout the first half of the tenth century. Under the Árpád dynasty, the Magyars converted to Latin Christianity.
d. The Vikings raided western Europe from the eighth to the late tenth centuries. By the eleventh century, kings in Scandinavia stopped the Viking raids. They converted to Christianity and became rulers of Christian kingdoms.
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What will be an ideal response?
Zoroastrianism was removed from world history as a major force by
a. Islam. b. Christianity. c. Hinduism. d. Jainism.
The final showdown for power among the English royal factions, which installed the Tudor dynasty, was at ______________.
A. Hastings B. Bosworth Field C. Calais D. Crécy E. Kent
How far did the efforts to unite Germany proceed in 1848-1849?
a. The process ended with elections to a national assembly. b. A popularly elected assembly was unable to decide whether or not the Hapsburg lands should be included. c. A popularly elected national assembly approved a federation with a Parliament and headed by the Prussian king. d. The Prussian king refused to accept the invitation from the national assembly to be king of a unified Germany and the effort ended. e. The national assembly continued to operate after the Prussian king's rebuff and successfully united Germany within a generation.