Big Ideas
Specifics
War and Turmoil
Kings and Queens
Vocabulary
100

Which of the following would have been most unlikely for a woman in medieval Europe?

a) becoming a nun

b) leading a convent as an abbess

c) attending university as a student

d)selling food at a market  


c) attending university as a student

100

What is the correct hierarchy of the feudal system?

Highest to lowest

a) lord, knight, peasant

b) knight, serf, lord

c) serf, peasant, knight

d) peasant, serf, lord

a) lord, knight, peasant

100

What was the HIGHLY contagious disease that killed 1/3 of Europe?

The Black Plague/Black Death 

100

How did the Shield Tax makes kings more powerful?


a) It gave them all the money in  the kingdom

b) They no longer had to rely on nobles for soldiers but could raise their own armies

c) They could print their own money

d) It ended the need to fight wars in Europe

b) They no longer had to rely on nobles for soldiers but could raise their own armies

100

A place where a community of monks live.

Monastery 

200

What would a person in medieval Europe see in a city but not a manor estate?

a) children playing

b) large groups of people

c)herds of sheep

d) churches

b) large groups of people

200

What was the Domesday Book?

A list of English property owners and their possessions.

200

What was the primary purpose of a castle?

Defense 

200

Which action by charlemagne showed his concern for the Catholic Church:

a) The army conquered land from Islamic Spain

b) He built a beautiful capital city in Germany

c) He sent his army to Rome to protect the pope

d) He started a school for the sons of the poor and the nobles. 

c) He sent his army to Rome to protect the pope

200

Who is a monarch? 

A king or queen

300

Why were serfs an important part of the manor system?

a) Serfs built cottages for the lords

b) Serfs sold food and things they made to the lord

c) Serfs serve to protect the manor

d) Serfs were necessary in order to farm and produce food

d) Serfs were necessary in order to farm and produce food

300

What is the name of the system of government in which land is exchanged for loyalty and services? 

feudalism

300

What led to the split of the Eastern and Western Churches?

Church leaders in the Western and Eastern Empires had different ideas about who should be in charge.

300

What did King Edward I decide to reintroduce another Parliament after his father dismissed the first one?      

Edward wanted to earn the goodwill of the nobles to pay for his wars. 

300
What is an apprentice?

A person who is learning a trade from a master craftsman. 

400

Why was the invasion of William the Conqueror so important? 

a) It led to the creation of the Bayeux Tapestry

b) It changed French laws and customs

c) It forced the signing of the Magna Carta 

d) It changed who became the next king of England and the English language

d) It changed who became the next king of England and the English language

400

What was the code of Chivalry?

The rules of behavior that knights had to live by? 

400

What led to the increasing power of the bishop of Rome?

a) The German invaders made the bishop the new emperor 

b) The fall of the Roman emperor increased the authority of Rome's bishop 

c) The Eastern Church elected Rome's bishop as the head of Church

d) The bishop of Rome also controlled Jerusalem

b) The fall of the Roman emperor increased the authority of Rome's bishop

400

What led to the murder of Thomas Becket? 

King Henry's angry words were probably misunderstood, and this led to knights killing Thomas Becket.

400

Plague

A highly contagious disease

500

What changes occurred as a result of the fall of the Western Roman Empire? [Choose all the apply]

a) Outside invaders crossed over the boundaries of what was the Western Roman Empire.

b) A new central government ruled what was the Western Roman Empire.

c) Roman roads and aqueducts began to fall apart.

d) There was more trade. 


a) Outside invaders crossed over the boundaries of what was the Western Roman Empire.

AND

c) Roman roads and aqueducts began to fall apart.

500

What important function did a guild fulfill in the medieval world? 

a) the guilds help serfs find work in town

b) the guilds trained young craftsmen so that the best products were provided 

c) the guilds trained young men to do farmwork on the estate

d) the guilds helped with day-to-day governing in small villages. 

b) the guilds trained young craftsmen so that the best products were provided

500

Given what we know about Joan of Arc, we can say that she ...

a) was a very religious person

b) was very impressed with the new King

c) had trained for battle from a very young age 

d) have up easily

a) was a very religious person

500

How did the introduction of Trial by Jury by Henry II help create a fairer legal system?

a) With a jury trial, a king could no longer force lords to go to court

b) With a jury trial, a king could not use  the shield tax

c) With a jury trial, the king decided when someone was guilty

d) With a jury trial, a group of people considered evidence and decided whether someone was innocent or guilty 

d) With a jury trial, a group of people considered evidence and decided whether someone was innocent or guilty

500

What is a tapestry?

a handwoven wall hanging that may depict people and/or scenes. 

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