The Byzantine Empire & Western Europe
Feudalism & Manorialism
Learning, Literature, & the Arts
The Late Middle Ages
Random Trivia
100
What is the port city that connected Europe and Asia during the Early Middle Ages?

What is Constantinople

100

What is the term for a loosely organized system of rule in which powerful local lords divided their land holdings among lesser lords?

What is Feudalism

100

Christians used faith to determine truth prior to the Early Middle Ages. Aristotle challenged people to use ___________ to determine truth.

What is reason

100

What animal did the bubonic plague originate in?

What is the Black Rat

100

What fast food restaurant once made bubblegum-flavored broccoli?

What is McDonalds

200

Who was the emperor of the Byzantine Empire during its height?

Who is Justinian

200

Term for Lesser Lords

Vassals

200

The combination of faith and reason to reach the same truth

What is Scholasticism

200

By what animal was the Bubonic plague spread to humans?

What is The Oriental Rat Flea

200

What is a cow-bison hybrid called?

What is a beefalo

300

Which Germanic Kingdom was the strongest and most successful kingdom during the Early Middle Ages?

Who is the Franks

300

The Hierarchy of Feudalism begins with King at the top, then Lords, followed by ______________, and ends with peasants/serfs.

What is Knights

300

What type of cathedral has flying buttresses?

What is Gothic Cathedrals
300

Black sores in the armpit and groin that are caused by internal bleeding are often referred to as ___________

What is Buboes

300

How many miles per hour was the first person convicted of speeding going?

What is 8 mph

400

What group consisted of expert sailors from Scandinavia? They raided along the coasts of Europe and explored to the edge of the new world.

Who is the Vikings

400

Feudalism developed because kings/emperors were  __________

What is Weak

400

What language were heroic epics written in?

What is the Vernacular

400

What group of people catapulted bubonic plague-infected corpsoes onto their enemy?

Who is the Mongols
400

Who invented Basketball?

What is James Naismith

500

What treaty divided Charlemagne's empire into three regions following Charlemagne's death?

What is the Treaty of Verdun
500

Economic system built around manors

Manorialism

500

What are the 7 liberal arts subjects studied in Medieval Universities?

Arithmetic, Geometry, Rhetoric, Grammar, Logic, Music, Astronomy

500

Approximately how many people were killed by the bubonic plague from 1347 to 1352 CE?

What is 25-30 million people

500

About how many chocolate bunnies are produced each year?

What is 90 million