Vocabulary
From Kings to Serfs, The Feudal System
Verbs and Prepositions
Arch, Non, En
Churches, Battles, and Kings
100

What does 'roasted' mean?

To cook something, usually in an oven or over a fire.

100

Who was on the lowest rank or tier of the feudal system?

Serfs and freemen

100

Is this present, past, or future tense? 

He will catch the football. 

Future tense

100

What does the word "non-verbal" mean?

Doesn't talk or is not verbal.

100

King Henry II was positive and negative. List at least one positive and at least one negative.

Positive - Taxes nobles/lords more than merchants/serfs, created a court system, created juries and trials

Negative - wanted to limit Church Power, "killed" his best friend Thomas Beckett, created trials by ordeals

200

What is a pilgrimage? 

A style of religious journey to a holy place or symbol. 

200

How was a manor-house different from a castle? (Give at least one example of each)

A manor was comfortable, it was surrounded by farmland, and it was owned by a noble or a lord.

A castle was built for protection, it had fewer rooms, was surrounded by moats and water, usually owned by kings. 

200

Is this present, past, or future tense? 

She was singing. 

***Daily Double - Add a prepositional phrase to this sentence. 

Past Tense

200

What does the word unhappy mean?

Is not happy or mad.

200

What does the Magna Carta limit?

The power of the Kings; the lords and nobles got to help make decisions

300

What does it mean if the laws were 'restored' to England?

Bringing the old laws back to England. 

300

What did Serfs primarily eat?

They are fruits, vegetables, breads, and grains. They rarely ate meat. 

300

Is this present, past, or future tense? 

I am reading a fantasy book. 

Present Tense

300

What does the word enlarge mean?

To make large or larger

300

What was the major religion practiced in the Middle Ages?

***Daily Double: What are the two branches that it broke into?

Christianity 

***Orthodox and Catholic

400

Someone who is studying to become a journeyman, then a master craftsman, was first called a what?

An Apprentice

400
The papacy in Rome is held by what leader? 


***Daily Double - the lead bishop was called what?

The Pope

***The Archbishop

400

Wilard threw the baseball near the pitcher. 

Which words make up the prepositional phrase?

"near the pitcher"

400

What do the prefixes non-, un-, and en- mean?

not, not/opposite, to make

400

Who led the Battle of Hastings, and what side did they lead?

Duke William led the Normans of France

King Harold led the English of England

500

What is an elaborate cathedral?

A very fancy, large church. 

500

Leaders in the Fuedal System, both kings or church members, had power and _________. Meaning they were one of the most well-known people in their country or town. 

Infleunce 

500

Elliza read a book in her bed at her house. 

There are two prepositional phrases. Can you name all the words in both of them?

"in her bed" and "at her house"

500

What does the root -arch- mean? 

AND

What does monarchy mean if 'mon' means one?

Arch means "leader" or "ruler"

Monarchy means one ruler like a King

500

What were the Domesday Books?

***Daily Double: How many years after the Battle of Hastings was this book created?

The books that told how rich England was by jobs and taxes. 

***20 years after the Battle of Hastings, 1086 CE