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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How did the Genoese present their request for French military assistance?
(a) As a holy obligation.
(b) As a conquest.
(c) As an inquisition.
(d) As a crusade.
2. Who was Sir John Hawkwood?
(a) A brigand commander.
(b) A French landowner.
(c) A famous pirate.
(d) An English lawyer.
3. How does Catherine of Siena serve Christ?
(a) By copying the bible into foreign languages.
(b) By giving away all her possessions to the poor.
(c) By praying incessantly.
(d) By keeping herself in a constant state of discomfort.
4. How many guests turned out to welcome Roman Emperor Charles IV?
(a) 100.
(b) 1,000.
(c) 800.
(d) 10,000.
5. Who convinced Gregory XI to hire mercenaries against the Italians?
(a) Robert of Geneva.
(b) Charles IV.
(c) Hawkwood.
(d) Enguerrand.
Short Answer Questions
1. What territory did the King of England send Enguerrand to conquer?
2. Who was captured and held without ransom?
3. Which answer best describes Wenceslas IV?
4. What did England lose when a ship carrying money was sunk in a naval battle?
5. Why is Enguerrand torn when King Charles declares war in 1369?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the problem of brigands in the French countryside.
2. What difficulties does Enguerrand encounter in remaining neutral between England and France?
3. Describe Enguerrand's actions against Charles of Navarre.
4. Describe Enguerrand's campaign in Alsace.
5. Why do the English commoners revolt, and how does Richard II quell their rebellion?
6. What difficulties is France experiencing at the time of King Charles's death?
7. How does Charles try to win the good will of his people?
8. Describe Catherine of Siena's personality and her influence on the Pope.
9. Describe Lionel, Duke of Clarence's wedding to Violante Visconti.
10. Describe the beginnings of the Inquisition.
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