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Unit 5 - The Iberian Peninsula in the Middle Ages: the Christian Kingdoms
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1When did the Islamic Empire conquer the Iberian Peninsula?
- A687
- B708
- C711
- D732
2The last Visigoth king was
- APeppin the Short
- BViriato
- CDon Rodrigo
- DAlfonso I
3When did the Muslim rule in the Iberian Peninsula end?
- A1230
- B1031
- C1085
- D1492
4Aragón and the Catalan counties were part of the
- ACantabrian area
- BHispanic County
- CHispanic March
- DHispanic kingdom
5How was the Reconquest until the year 1000?
- AQuick
- BSlow
- CContinuous
- DIt began later
6Among the dates of the kingdom of Asturias, the beginning and end can be seen in
- A722-914
- B709-808
- C750-810
- D914-1230
7That initial date for the kingdom of Asturias, 722, was the date of the
- Abattle of Poitiers
- Bbattle Covadonga
- Cbattle of Navas de Tolosa
- Dbattle of Sagrajas.
8Who was the leader of the Christians in the Battle of Covadonga?
- AAlfonso I
- BPelayo
- CKing Rodrigo
- DSancho III
9The capital of the kingdom of Oviedo was transferred to
- ALeón in 909
- BLeón in 914
- CBurgos in 909
- DBurgos in 914.
10The first king who united León and Castilla in 1035 was
- AAlfonso I
- BFernando I
- CFernando III
- DSancho III
111143 is the year in which
- ALeón became a county under the authority of Castilla
- BAragón and the county of Barcelona united
- CCastilla became independent
- DPortugal became independent
12The origins of Navarra were due to the contact with
- ACarolingians.
- BAsturians.
- CCastillians.
- DCanarians.
13The kingdom of Navarra existed between
- A810-1492
- B914-1512
- C824-1512
- D914-1492
14The greatest splendour of Navarra happened with what king?
- AAlfonso VI
- BFernando III
- CSancho III
- DSancho IV
15Castilla gained some independence in the 10th century from
- ALeón
- BNavarra
- CAragón
- DAsturias
16Where in the Kingdom of León was the county of Castilla?
- ANorth
- BSouth
- CEast
- DWest
17Who was the first king of Castilla?
- AFernando I
- BSancho I
- CAlfonso I
- DRamón Berenguer
18The year 1085 is important in the Reconquest because
- Ait was the beginning of the kingdom of Aragón.
- Bit was the end of the Caliphate of Córdoba.
- Cit was the conquest of Toledo.
- Dit was the conquest of Valencia.
19Who was the king of León and Castilla that conquered Toledo?
- AAlfonso III
- BAlfonso VI
- CAlfonso VII
- DAlfonso VIII
20The Battle of Navas de Tolosa was relevant because it allowed the Christians to invade
- ASouth of Sistema Central
- BNorth of Sierra Morena
- CSouth of Sierra Morena
- DWest of Sistema Ibérico.
21The definitive union of Castilla and León happened
- AIn 1474 with the Catholic Monarchs
- BIn 1230 with Fernando III
- CIn 1035 after Sancho III died
- DIn 1137 when the kings married
22That union marked the beginning of the
- Akingdom of León
- Bkingdom of Castilla
- CAutonomous Community of Castilla y León.
- DCrown of Castilla
23The Catalan counties obtained their independence from the Franks in the year
- A810
- B820
- C878
- D987
24The origins of the kingdom of Aragón were:
- AAsturians.
- BCastillians.
- CCarolingians.
- DVisigothic.
25The first king of Aragón was in the year
- A878
- B920
- C1035
- D1137
26Which of the following was NOT part of the Crown of Aragón at any point of history
- AJaca
- BMurcia
- CNaples
- DNavarra
27The marriage of Petronila and Ramón Berenguer meant:
- AThe union of Castilla and León
- BThe union of Castilla and the Catalan Counties
- CThe union of Castilla and Aragón
- DThe union of Aragón and the Catalan Counties.
28The Crown of Aragón appeared in the year
- A1085
- B1137
- C1143
- D1172
29Ramón Berenguer IV was the head of the
- AAragonese counties
- BKingdom of Aragón
- CCounty of Barcelona
- DKingdom of Catalonia
30The date of 1035 is important. But, what did NOT happen then?
- APamplona was a kingdom
- BPetronila of Navarra died
- CFernando I became king
- DRamiro I of Aragón was crowned king
31The dynastic union of the Crowns of Aragón and Castilla happened in
- A1452
- B1479
- C1492
- D1512
32Cartas Puebla was a formula for resettlement used mostly for:
- AFeudal lords
- BInhabitants of a town
- CMuslim leaders and their population
- DColonists and Jewish population
33What does ‘free settlement’ or ‘presura’ mean?
- Afree occupation of conquered land
- Bforced relocations.
- Creconstructions of cities.
- Dbuilding houses on untouched land.
34How do we call the type of resettlement in which the kings gave land to the nobles that had helped them fighting?
- APresura.
- BSettlement letters.
- CMilitary orders.
- DRepartimientos.
35The Monarchy in the Christian kingdoms was
- AEgalitarian
- BFeudal
- CRepresentative
- DDemocratic
36The Cortes or Parliament in Castilla had only what function?
- AAdvisory
- BLegislative
- CEjective
- DJudiciary
37The monarchy in Aragón considered their territories a:
- AAbsolute.
- BRepresentative.
- CConfederation.
- DDynastic union.
38The main economic activity in the Aragonese inland was
- ASea trade
- BAgriculture
- CShipbuilding
- DWool trade
39Aragón promoted their foreign trade thanks to
- Athe quality of their agricultural produce
- Bthe expansion over the Atlantic ocean
- Cthe port of Barcelona
- Dthe use of the river Ebro
40The importance of livestock farming in Castilla implied:
- AThe growth of cities.
- BThe appearance of the Mesta
- CThe importance of the rural world.
- DThe fair of Champagne
41What was the main commercial element in Castilla in the 11th century?
- AFair of Medina del Campo.
- BMarket of Burgos.
- CWay of Saint James.
- DPort of Valencia.
42The great pogrom, or prosecution against Jews, happened in the year
- A1191
- B1291
- C1391
- D1491
43Style
- AAsturian art
- BMozarab art
- CRomanesque art
- DMudéjar art
44Name
- ASan Miguel de Lillo
- BSanta María del Naranco
- CSan Salvador de Valdediós
- DSan Cebrián de Mazote
45Style
- AAsturian
- BMozarab
- CRomanesque
- DMudéjar
46Name
- ASan Salvador de Valdediós.
- BCatedral de Jaca.
- CSan Miguel de Escalada.
- DSan Cebrián de Mazote.
47Style
- AAsturian
- BMozarab
- CRomanesque
- DMudéjar
48In what area was this building built?
- ACatalonia
- BWay of St. James
- CAndalucía
- DCanary Islands
49Name
- ACatedral de Jaca.
- BSan Martín de Frómista.
- CSan Isidoro de León.
- DSan Pedro de Roda.
50What of the following elements do not appear in the image?
- ASemi-circular arches
- BGroin vault
- CCrossing tower
- DApse
51Name
- ACatedral de Jaca
- BSan Martín de Frómista.
- CSan Isidoro de León.
- DSan Pedro de Roda.
52The Basílica de San Isidoro de León is mostly famous because of:
- Aits towers
- Bits wall paintings
- Cthe ambulatory
- Dthe triforium
53Style
- AAsturian
- BMozarab
- CRomanesque
- DMudéjar
54Which of the following is NOT right about this image?
- A3 naves
- BFLying buttresses
- CSemi-circular apses
- DTransept
55What is the theme of this painting?
- APortrait
- BReligion
- CPolitics
- DMythology
56Name
- ASanta María de Ripoll.
- BSan Clemente de Tahull.
- CPórtico de la Gloria.
- DSan Isidoro de León.
57Style
- AMozarab
- BRomanesque
- CMudéjar
- DGothic
58Style
- AMozarab
- BRomanesque
- CMudéjar
- DGothic
59Name
- ACatedral de Burgos
- BCatedral de Toledo
- CCatedral de León
- DCatedral de Segovia
60Typology
- APolitical
- BResidential
- CCommercial
- DReligious
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