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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. What does Enguerrand receive in return for ensuring that his men will not pillage?
(a) Payments from the French.
(b) Land to distribute to his officers.
(c) Payments from the Italians.
(d) Promises of land.

2. How did the French try to take the Saracens' city?
(a) By force.
(b) By trade.
(c) By deceit.
(d) By siege.

3. What did Philip van Artevelde order in Ghent when there were revolts?
(a) Distribution of food and fixing of prices.
(b) Raising of taxes.
(c) Massacre of men and boys.
(d) Ordering the townspeople into exile.

4. Why is Enguerrand torn when King Charles declares war in 1369?
(a) He will lose money no matter who wins the war.
(b) He is married into French nobility, but his wealth is in English companies.
(c) He had sworn allegiance to both nations.
(d) He is related to the English, but he is French.

5. Who was captured and held without ransom?
(a) The Black Prince.
(b) King Edward.
(c) Captal de Buch.
(d) Chandos.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many times was King Edward's first daughter promised in marriage?

2. Who ruled Italy after the fall of the Roman Empire?

3. Why is a knight loyal to the queen when the king is absent?

4. Whom did Enguerrand marry in 1365?

5. What happened to Urban VI after he assumed the Papacy?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Enguerrand's campaign in Alsace.

2. What happens when Charles goes mad?

3. What difficulties does Enguerrand encounter in remaining neutral between England and France?

4. Describe the problem of brigands in the French countryside.

5. How is Charles almost killed during his pilgrimage of thanks?

6. How does Charles try to win the good will of his people?

7. What conflicts take place in Italy after Robert's reign?

8. Describe the beginnings of the Inquisition.

9. Describe Roman Emperor Charles IV's visit to Paris.

10. Describe the Genoese expedition to Tunis.

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