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Medieval Society re-cap Year 8 Damasacus
Medieval Society re-cap Year 8 Damasacus
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A re-cap for the topic of Medieval Life for year 8 Damascus
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1
Who is considered a 'Tenant-in Chief'?
Knights, Monks, and Nuns
Peasants
Lords and Bishops
Monarchy and the Pope
2
Which of the following wasn't believed to be a cause for the spread of the Black Plague?
Infected people
Punishment from God
Sewage drains
Bad Air
3
Who paid tax during Medieval times?
Everyone except the King
Only the peasantry
Everyone
There was no tax
4
Why did Medieval doctors wear costumes with beaks?
To scare away the Plague
It was believed that a doctor's peck was a plague cure
The beaks were filled with smelling herbs to filter the air
They wanted to hide from the plague by looking like birds.
5
What animal did infected fleas primarily use to spread the Black Plague?
Rats
Horses
Sheep
Dogs
6
Which of these wasn't a 'cure' for the Black Plague?
Sitting in the sewer
Taking a shower 5 times a day
Bathing in urine
Rubbing a live chicken on the sores
7
Where did the Crusades primarily take place?
D
B
A
C
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What is the term given to how Medieval society was structured?
Capitalist System
Feudal System
Democratic System
Caste System
9
What does 'birth right' mean?
The right to have more than one children
Your position in society is based on your parents position
Children aren't allowed to work until they turn 12
Children get free education
10
How long did you usually have to live once you caught the Plague?
3-5 Months
3-5 Weeks
3-5 Hours
3-5 Days
11
How did the Pope escape the Black Plague?
He prayed continuously for 3 years
He didn't
He baptised all the rats in town, washing off the fleas
He sat between two big fires
12
Homage is:
The term for the collection of taxes
Pledging duties and loyalty to someone
A castle which is also the Lord's home
A type of food-dip made from chickpeas
13
What is the name of the city that is center to the beginning of the Plague in Europe?
Jaffa
Constantinople
London
Caffa
14
What were the Crusades fought over?
Unpaid debts
Independence from one another
Nobody is really sure
The 'Holy Land'
15
What was often the tallest building in the village?
The Church
The Armoury
The Granary
The School
16
What were the Crusades?
A series of wars between Christians and Muslims
An elite group of knights
A series of wars between England and France
A series of peasant revolutions
17
Who was at the top of the Feudal System Hierarchy?
Bishops, and Lords
Knights, Monks, and Nuns
Peasants
The Monarchy, and the Pope
18
Who are the clergy?
Farmers and Shopkeepers
Invaders from the East
Royalty
Officials of the Church
19
What is a vassal?
The term for a Knight's horse
Another name for a boat
They hold land for a Lord & in-turn pledge to serve him
A wooden castle
20
What was a serf?
A peasant free to move around
A peasant who is bound to the land they work on.
A peasant that likes the beach
A peasant that became a knight
21
Who were the Flagellants?
A movement that whipped themselves to gain God's favour
A group of Doctors that tried to heal the plague
A movement that went around attacking Jews
A movement that went around burning flags
22
What percentage of the population were peasants?
80%
70%
100%
90%
23
Which group were blamed for the Black Death?
Muslims
French
Jews
Chinese
24
Where could common people go to receive an education?
Schools
Monasteries
Castles
Nowhere, they didn't get educated
25
What are the two types of the Black Plague?
Robotic & Pneumatic
Butonic & Harmonic
Charcoal Black & Midnight Black
Bubonic & Pneumonic
26
Which religion dominated Medieval Europe?
Islam
Church of Scientology
Buddhism
Catholic Church
27
How much did peasants pay as a 'tithe'?
10% of everything they produced
Tax
5 gold pieces for every member of their family
6 months military service
28
What was a manor?
Saying please and thank you
A medieval village
A tool used to make weapons
A place where monks and nuns lived
29
How did the Medieval Church ensure law and order within society?
Threats of Hell
Threats of violence
Established a local police force
They didn't
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What was one of the key effects on Europe from the Crusades?
Saw the end of Christianity in Europe
European Kings became incredibly rich
Trade routes opened up with Asia
The Holy Grail was discovered
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What did the trade routes spread during the Middle Ages?
Peanut Butter
Rumours
Revolutionary Ideas
The Black Plague
