Medieval Period
Feudalism
Romanesque Art
Romanesque Architecture
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What is another name for the Medieval Period?

The Middle Ages

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Who was at the bottom of the Feudal pyramid of power?

Peasants

100

True or false:

Romanesque art was NOT a religious form of art.

False

100

What style of church is this, Romanesque or Gothic?

Romanesque

100

True or false:

Panel paintings were made on wood.

True

200

The Medieval Period began with the fall of which empire in the 5th century?

The Roman Empire

200

When and where did Feudalism take place?

In Western Europe, in the Middle Ages (between the 5th and 12th centuries)

200

What was the aim of Romanesque art?

To spread religion and bring people closer to God.

200

What were the two styles of churches during the Middle Ages?

Romanesque and Gothic

200

What is this structure called?

A dome

300

When was the Medieval Period in Europe?

From the 5th to 14th centuries

300

Name the four different levels of the Feudal pyramid of power in order.

King -> Nobles -> Knights -> Peasants

300

What were miniatures and what did they illustrate?

Miniatures were small paintings which illustrated bibles and manuscripts.

300

What are these structures called?

Vaults (Romanesque arches)

300

The Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is an example of what type of architecture?

Gothic architecture

400

What was the most powerful institution in Europe during the Medieval Period?

The Catholic Church

400

What was the role of the knights in the Feudal system?

They were granted land by nobles in exchange for the nobles’ military protection

400

What were the three main subjects of panel paintings?

• Pantocrator

• Virgin

• Saints and martyrs

400

Why did Romanesque buildings have small windows?

Because Romanesque buildings were solid and heavy with thick walls

400

What was the role of peasants (serfs) in the Feudal system? Who did they work for and in exchange for what?

They planted and harvested crops. They gave these crops to the vassals, and were allowed to live on the land.

500

What was the goal of the crusades that European Catholics led between the 11th and 15th centuries?

The goal of the crusades was to expel Muslims from the holy lands.

500

What was the Feudal system?

A combination of legal, economic, military, cultural, and political customs in medieval Europe

500

What are three characteristics of Romanesque paintings? (think of: purpose, colour, figures, background, where they were painted)

• Religious purpose.

• Painted inside churches.

• Rigid and schematic human figures.

• Bright colours.

• Outlines in black.

• Big eyes and hands.

• No background.

• Hierarchical perspective.

500

What are three characteristics of Gothic architecture?

Huge stained-glass windows

Pointed and ribbed vaults

Arches

Spires

Flying buttresses 

500

When the crusades expanded trade routes, what did it lead to?

Expanding trade routes led to more imported goods, such as wine, olive oil, textiles etc.