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What is Europe's largest mountain system?

Alps

What is Europe's most important inland waterway?

Rhine River

What is the highest mountain in the Alps?

Mont Blanc

What is the highest spot in Europe?

Mt. Elbrus

What is the only continent without a large desert?

Europe


What is the world's largest lake?

Caspian Sea

Who was the evil Roman emperor who made Christianity legal?

Nero

What are Christians who would willingly give up their lives rather than say that they were not Christians called?

martyrs

What is the name for the underground passages and rooms used as cemeteries?

catacombs

Who was the first man to translate the entire Bible into English?

John Wycliffe

Who was the Roman emperor who made it illegal not to be a Christian?

Constantine

What was the huge outdoor arena in Rome called?

Colosseum

What were the common people who promised to work for the lords in return for protection called?

serfs

What was the lord's land known as?

manor

What were the deep ditches of water that surrounded the castle?

moats

What are long trips for religious purposes?

pilgrimages

Who was the Bohemian burned at the stake for preaching that only God could forgive sin?

John Huss

Who invented the printing press?

Johann Gutenburg

Where did the Protestant Reformation begin?

Germany

Who was the emperor who worked with the pope to form the Holy Roman Empire?

Otto the Great

Who was the first great missionary of the Christian church?

Apostle Paul

What is the name given to the 1,000 year period after the fall of Rome?

Middle Ages

What was an armed Roman man who fought other men in the Colosseum for sport called?

gladiator

What are the German tribes that captured Rome?

Visigoths and Vandals

What were trained warriors kept by the lords to ward off enemies called?

knights

What is the most important invention in the history of the world?

printing press

Who started the Protestant Reformation with "the spark that set Europe aflame?"

Martin Luther

What abbreviation means "in the year of our Lord?"

A.D.

How is Jesus different from every other religious leader in the history of the world?

All the other leaders died. Jesus rose again!

For what reasons did the Roman Empire become weak?

1. selfishness among the people


2. slavery caused laziness


3. they lost a sense of Justice


4. they lost their respect for law and order