Medieval Statehood: Power & Institutions

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  1. 1

    Which of the following was NOT a primary institution in the medieval state?

    • AThe Monarchy
    • BThe University
    • CThe Army
    • DThe Church
  2. 2

    What was the significance of Pepin the Short in the context of medieval monarchy?

    • AHe was the first monarch to sign a Magna Carta.
    • BHe initiated the Crusades.
    • CHe was the first Western monarch attributed with sacrality.
    • DHe established the Carolingian Empire.
  3. 3

    What was the role of the 'Sfatul Domnesc' (Princely Council) in Wallachia and Moldavia?

    • ATo oversee religious affairs exclusively.
    • BTo elect the voivode (prince).
    • CTo manage the royal treasury independently.
    • DTo assist the ruler in internal and external policy matters.
  4. 4

    Which of the following best describes the evolution of armies in the medieval period?

    • AFrom citizen militias to exclusively mercenary forces.
    • BFrom feudal levies to permanent, professional armies.
    • CFrom professional armies to feudal levies.
    • DFrom naval forces to land-based armies.
  5. 5

    What was the primary function of the Cortes in the Kingdom of Leon in 1188?

    • ATo defend commoners against the abuses of nobles, clergy, and the king.
    • BTo oversee the construction of cathedrals.
    • CTo establish new trade routes.
    • DTo advise the king on religious matters.