Medieval Europe
Medieval Europe
Mesoamerica
Mesoamerica
Mesoamerica
100

Who held the most power in Medieval Europe?

The King

100

What was another name for the king?

Monarch

100

What crops did the Aztec grow?

Corn, Maize, Tomatoes, Potatoes, Cocoa, Coffee, Squash, Beans

100

Who held the most power in Aztec civilisation?

The King or Emperor who was believed to be a God himself

100

What reasons did the Spanish have to explore the Americas?

God, Gold, Glory

200

What was the path to knighthood?

Page, Squire, Knight

200

What was the role of the Bishop to the King in Medieval Feudal system?

He was the Kings advisor

200

Was a child of a slave in aztec society born into slavery?

No. People were born free

200

What was one form of punishment that Aztec people used on their children?

Chillies in the eyes, pricked by a cactus, bound naked and yelled at.

200

What was the capital city of the Aztecs?

Tenochtitlan

300

What was true about a Serf in Medieval times?

The serf was legally tied to the manor

300

What was another name for the plague that killed thousands in the 1300s?

The Black Death

300

What sign were the Aztecs given to build their capital city in the middle of a lake?

The sign from the God or war. It was an eagle, sitting on a cactus with a serpent/snake in its mouth.

300

What mountain range did the Inca live?

The Andes mountains

300

What were the Mayans famous for inventing?

the calendar
400

What language influenced the English language after the Norman Invasion in 1066?

French
400

What was the primary purpose of a castle?

To protect and defend against enemies

400
How did the Aztecs grow their crops? (must know the name of the gardens)

In floating gardens called Chinampas

400

How could you tell the people apart in their different social classes in Aztec society? 

The more important they were, the more colourful were their clothes and jewelry

400

How many people was sacrificed when they opened Temple Mayor (the largest temple in Tenochtitlan)

80 400 men

500

Define Chivalry

A code of behaviour that knights in the Middle Ages tried to follow. It included being brave, loyal, polite, and protecting the weak.


500

Define Mesoamerica

A region in Central America and southern Mexico where ancient civilizations like the Maya and Aztecs lived before the arrival of Europeans.


500

What was the name of the skull racks?

Tzompantli

500

How did the Inca record history? 

Through knotted ropes

500

What was remarkable about Tenochtitlan? (three things)

A god gave them the sign to build there

It was built in the middle of a lake

The city got bigger as more people lived there

They travelled through the city using canals

They grew their crops on floating gardens.

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