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100

Where can you find Geothermal spas in Europe?

Provence is famous for what kind of fields?

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Iceland;

Lavender


100

Today's prime minister is equivalent to ________________________ in the medieval Europe.

Mayor(s) of the palace

100
In 911 CE, some nobles united Germany by electing a king. His title and name are:

Duke Otto of Saxony

100

In 962 CE, ________________ Empire was founded.

Holy Roman Empire

100

The way of using farmland that could prevent fields from running out of nutrition was called:

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Crop rotation

200

_________, son of Charles Martel, defeated ____________. After this, the pope rewarded him land, which became known as the _________________.

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Pepin;

Lombards;

Papal States

200

Who was the first Germanic ruler to accept Christianity?

Clovis

200

The period of Charlemagne strengthening his empire was called:

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Carolingian Renaissance

200

Definition of fjord:

a long, narrow sea inlet with steep cliffs formed by glacial erosion and seawater

200

What is benefices (estates)?

What is fief?

Benefices (estates) were land given from a king to a noble;

Fief were land given from a lord to a vassal

300

Which group of the Germanic groups was the strongest?

Which family led them?

(Write the spellings down on the whiteboard)

Franks;

the Merovingian family

300

Male Christian monks lived in ________, led by ________.

Female Christian monks lived in __________, led by ________.

monastery, abbot;

convent, abbess

300

Many invaders attacked Europeans kingdoms since the 700s CE. Tell three groups of people along with where they came from.

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Muslims from North Africa, Magyars from Hungary, Vikings from Scandinavia

300

To which parts of land did the Vikings travel to?

5 answers

Islands of Greenland, Iceland, parts of North America, England, Russia, Ukraine, Normandy

300

Tell five equipment a knight would need to fight in a battle.

Chainmail, plate armor, plate helmet, weapons, and a horse.

400

What made the Vikings so good at navigating the sea?

Due to this, what did the Vikings do?

Scandinavia was not suitable for farming. The Vikings started to sail across seas for trade, but they later started to attack other kingdoms and tribes for stealing and destroying.

400

Why was Charles Martel the 'actual leader' of the Franks?

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The pope supported Charles Martel because he wanted to restore order and strengthen Christianity in Western Europe

400

The Concordat of Worms stated that kings and bishops could:

Only the pope could choose bishops, and 

only the king or emperor could give govt jobs to bishops

400

What was a medieval manor consisted of?

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Lord's castle, church, village green, and fields

400

Tell four things peasants ate during the medieval timeperiod.

Black bread, pigeon, hedgehog, beaver, peacock, pastries (not the same as today), garbage, etc...

500

How did Charles earn a new title "Charlemagne"? Be as detailed as possible when you provide your answer.

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After Pepin died in 768 CE, Charles became the next king. He attacked neighboring kingdoms and converted them to Christians. Many Western Europeans were ruled by one govt because of this. His kingdom later grew into an empire.

500

Explain feudalism by describing the relationships of all the groups of people that belonged to the system.

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Lord, vassal, knights, peasants

500

What was the process of becoming an official knight in the medieval times?

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1. You have to begin apprenticeship at the age of 7.

2. You have to spend 14 years as an apprentice. First 7 years as a page, and the second 7 years as a squire.

3. You are recognized as a knight in the Accolade.

4. You need enough money to purchase and prepare equipment.

500

What did monks do in monasteries?

4 answers

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Taught carpentry and weaving

farming

copied Christian writings in Roman and Greek words

made religious paintings and letterings

taught people

provided medicational help to people in need.

500

What was the role of a page and a squire? What did they learn?

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They were both apprentices, who trained to become knights.

A page would learn manners, religion, and basic fitness in a lord's castle.

A squire would become a personal assistant to an active knight. He would learn swordsmanship, handling warhorses, and managing armor.