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100

The Middle Ages started around the time an important empire fell apart. What empire was that? 

The Roman Empire 

100

What important changes did King Henry II make to the legal system during his reign? 

He made the legal system more fair and he created a new court system in which judges would go out into the countryside to hear cases.

100
Define transform 

To change something completely, usually in a positive way. 

100

What are the three purposes for authors writing 

Persuade, Inform or Entertain

100

What does the prefixes un and non mean? 

Not 

200

Who was more powerful in the feudal system, a lord or a serf? 

A lord

200

Why was the Magna Carta so important? 

It was an early document limiting the power of kinds and giving more power to people. 

200

Define rival 

Competing 

300

Why were there castles and knights during the Middle Ages? 

Both provided protection during a time when there were many wars, rebellions, and uprisings. 

300

Put these dates in order from earliest to most recent: 183 BCE, 29 CE, 294 CE, 2025 BCE, 2024 CE

 2025 BCE, 183 BCE, 29 CE, 294 CE, 2024 CE

300

Use the word emerged correctly in a sentence 

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400

Why was the growth of towns such an important development during the Middle Ages? 

It fueled the growth of the middle class, and it helped to change the feudal system. 

400

What is the Feudal System? 

A system build around a society was organized and who had the most and least power at the time. 

400

Define papacy 

The office or the position of the pope. 
500

What was the pope the head of, that was very powerful in Europe during the Middle Ages? 

The Christian Church 


500

What is one way the Battle of Hastings in 1066 changed history

William the Conqueror of Normandy became King William I of England.