Feudalism / Manorialism
Knights
Charlemagne
Church
Geography
100
Define feudalism
Social structure where serfs work for no pay and landowners have all the power
100
What is the role of a knight?
To protect the land of the nobles
100
Charlemagne was the king of the...
Franks
100
What religion was most prevalent in Europe?
Catholic Christianity
100
What body of water is shown here?
Atlantic Ocean
200
Define manorialism
Life is based around the manor, and everyone works to serve the landowner.
200
What is the code that all knights follow?
Chivalry
200
Pope Leo III named Charlemagne the ruler of this nation...
Holy Roman Empire
200
Who is considered the leader of the church?
The Pope
200
What separates Italy from the rest of Europe?
The Alps
300
What is the name of the group of people who worked the land in exchange for protection from the lord and knights?
Serfs
300
What do knights wear on their armor to help others know their identity?
Coat of Arms
300
When Charlemagne died, Europe become overrun by...
Feudalism
300
Where do the monks live and work?
Monastery
300
What mountain chain in Russia serves as the boundary between Europe and Asia?
Ural Mountains
400
Draw the social structure pyramid of European Feudalism
King
Nobles
Knights
Serfs
400
What are teenage knights in training known as?
Squires
400
According to your worksheet, Charlemagne has 2 big hobbies. What are they?
Horseback Riding and Swimming
400
How did Christianity spread beyond the alps?
Monks hand-wrote and translated the bible.
400
This map shows England on top and France underneath. What separates these 2 countries?
English Channel
500
Draw the social structure pyramid of Japanese Feudalism. (There are 5 ranks)
Emperor
Shogun
Daimyo
Samurai
Peasant
500
What is the term for a knight in training under the age of 12?
Page
500
We talked about how some people argue that the HRE is in fact Holy, Roman, and an Empire, while others disagree.
Give me 2 reasons why it is or isn't.
Is: The pope appointed Charlemagne, it covered some of the old roman empire, it was in power for a long time.
Isn't: The catholic church is in charge and was headed in Rome, Rome was its own city separate from them, the nation was always fighting itself.
500
What are the 3 main branches of Christianity
Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Protestant
500
What body of water is this?
Mediterranean Sea