Goyal Brothers Prakashan solutions for हिस्ट्री एण्ड सिविक्स [अंग्रेजी] कक्षा ७ आईसीएसई chapter 1.01 - Medieval Europe – Rise and Spread of Christianity [Latest edition]

Words: Medieval

Important word:

Messiah

Words: Christ

Words: Old Testament

Words: Baptism

Words: Resurrected

Words: Gospels

Words: Goths, Vandals, and Franks

Words: Crusades

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Christianity was founded by ________. He began preaching at the age of _______.

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Jesus criticised _______ and ____.

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Galerius Constantine recognised _______.

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Constantine established a new capital at ________ in AD 330.

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The last Roman emperor, Romulus Augustus was deposed in _________

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Paul spread the teachings of Christ in Greece and Rome.

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Emperor Charlemagne recognised Christianity in AD 313.

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The head of the Roman Church, the Pope, was considered the representative of Christ on Earth.

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Constantinople fell in AD 1453.

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Crusades were fought between Hindus and Christians.

Where was Christ born? Why was he crucified?

Describe the teachings of Christ.

Discuss the contribution of emperor Constantine in the spread of Christianity.

Describe the emergence and fall of Constantinople.

Discuss the reasons for the decline of the Roman empire.

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Identify and name the painting.

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Name the Painter.

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Describe the theme of the painting.

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In the middle of the 1st-century BCE, the ________ conquered Palestine, the homeland of the Jews.

Jesus was believed to the son of ______. He was born to Mary.

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For _______ years, Jesus travelled throughout Galilee, preaching, ________, and _______ the sick.

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Jesus taught that there was ________God who was ____________ and ________.

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Towards the end of the 4th-century, Christianity became the __________ of the Roman empire.

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Jesus grew up in __________, where he studied Jewish scriptures.

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Jesus taught that God loved and ________ sinners.

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Jesus was sentenced to death by __________.

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The teachings of Jesus were spread most actively in Palestine by _________.

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For almost 300 years after the death of Jesus, Christians were _____________ and persecuted in the Roman empire.

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Jesus had the power to heal the sick.

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Jesus taught us that we should harm only those who harm us.

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Jesus’s interpretation of Jewish law was the same as that of other Jewish religious leaders.

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In the 4th century CE, Christianity became the official religion of the Roman empire.

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The Pope became the spiritual head of Christians all over the world.

Explain the Latin origin of the term ‘medieval’.

Who conquered Palestine in the middle of the 1st century BCE?

Where was Jesus born?

Who was King David?

How many disciples did Jesus have? 

Mention two fundamental principles of Christianity.

Why were the Jewish religious leaders angry with Jesus?

Where are the life and teachings of Jesus Christ recorded?

Who is described as the ‘foundation rock’ of Christianity?

Who prepared the grounds for transforming Christianity into a world religion?

What is the importance of St Peter's Basilica?

Who became the spiritual head of the Christians?

Give an account of the early life of Jesus in Nazareth. What happened after his baptism?

The teachings of Jesus were simple, yet revolutionary. Explain.

Discuss the reasons and events leading to the crucifixion of Jesus.

The enemies of Jesus had crucified him but Jesus would live on. Explain.

Give a brief account of the spread of Christianity by its followers.

What role did Emperor Constantine play in the establishment of Christianity in Europe?

The picture depicts the crucifixion of the founder of a religion.

Name the founder of the religion.

The picture depicts the crucifixion of the founder of a religion.

Name the religion.

The picture depicts the crucifixion of the founder of a religion.

Mention the circumstances and the reasons that led to the crucifixion.

The picture depicts the crucifixion of the founder of a religion.

Mention four important principles of religion.

The picture depicts the crucifixion of the founder of a religion.

Name the two best-known followers of the founder. What part did they play in spreading his teachings?

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The great Roman empire began to disintegrate in the _______ CE.

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One important reason for the fall of the Roman empire was the repeated attacks by the _________ tribes.

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In 395 CE, the Roman empire was divided into two parts- _____________ and __________.

By 900 CE, Christianity had become the ______ in every European state.

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The Crusades or holy wars were fought between the ______ and the _______, between the ________ and ______centuries CE.

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The mighty _______ began to disintegrate in the 5th century CE.

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The capital of the Byzantine empire was _______.

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The orders built great monasteries, where ________ stayed and pursued their missions.

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In the 11th century CE, the ________ invaded the lands of the Christian emperor of Constantinople.

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The Crusaders learned the use of gunpowder and guns from the _______.

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The invaders who attacked the Roman empire were semi-civilized tribes.

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In the confusion and disorder that followed the disintegration of the Roman empire, the only unifying factor was Christianity and the Roman Church.

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The spread of Christianity was one of the most important developments in the Early Medieval Period.

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By the end of the 5th-century CE, Christian churches had been established in almost every town and city.

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The greatest contribution of the monasteries was in the field of education.

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What were the ‘barbarian invasions’?

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Name the capital of the eastern Roman empire.

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What effect did the barbarian invasions have on the Byzantine (Eastern Roman) empire?

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What were the Crusades?

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How did the Crusades pave the way for the Renaissance?

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How did the Crusades lead to the decline of feudalism?

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Where did the Christian monks live?

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Name two arts that flourished in monasteries.

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Name one internationally renowned university that evolved from a Christian monastery.

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Briefly discuss the causes of the decline of the mighty Roman empire?

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The Crusades brought about significant changes in medieval Europe. In this context, discuss the advent of the Renaissance.

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The Crusades brought about significant changes in medieval Europe. In this context, discuss the Economic prosperity.

Write short notes on the Monks and nuns.

Write short notes on the Life in a monasteries

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Describe a monastery. What did the monks and nuns do for the welfare of the people?

What was the contribution of the monasteries in the field of education?

This is a picture of a renowned English university built by the Christian Church.

Identify the university.

This is a picture of a renowned English university built by the Christian Church.

What part did the Church play in the field of education?

This is a picture of a renowned English university built by the Christian Church.

Mention any two reasons for the rapid spread of Christianity in Europe between 400 CE and 900 CE.

This is a picture of a renowned English university built by the Christian Church.

In what way did the increase in wealth and power influence the policies of the Church?

This is a picture of a renowned English university built by the Christian Church.

What does the term ‘Crusades’ mean? How did the Crusades contribute to the revival of learning and pave the way for the Renaissance in Europe?