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Medieval Life Review
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review for Medieval Life unit
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1
The ward or courtyard inside the castle walls, include exercise area, parade ground & corral
bailey
keep
louvre
croft
2
The code of ___________________ governed knightly behavior.
shield money
chivalry
fealty
apprenticeship
3
The process of ____________began in this era as a way to distinguish knights on the battlefield
College of Arms
heraldry
fealty
feudalism
4
The economic and social system of the Middle Ages
feudalism
Ye Olden Days
scutage
capitalism
5
A garden located outside a villager's house.
le jardin
buttery
croft
moat
6
An object used to help train a knight. It consisted of a shield & dummy and swinging pole.
trebuchet
ward
quintain
arming squire
7
This included promises to defend the weak,be courteous to all women, be loyal to the king.
homage
chivalry
clemency
fealty
8
Which of the following is NOT one of the main types of fighting men in the Middle Ages?
foot soldier
page
archer
knight
9
A plot of land granted in return for military service
plot
fief
serf
turf
10
Material made of mud, horsehair, clay, and animal dung mixed together.
quintain
daub
wattle
louvre
11
Residence of men of the church who copied manuscripts.
cloister
monkhouse
monastery
nunnery
12
A person who holds piece of land granted by a superior or lord.
baron
king
vassal
lord
13
A strong stone tower; the most heavily fortified part of a castle.
motte juste
buttery
keep
bailey
14
This organization will help you track down-or create-your family's crest.
Heralds
Motte and Bailey
College of Arms
Mr. Herold
15
Fealty is:
the ceremony in which a page becomes a knight
an oath of loyalty from a subject to his king
an oath of loyalty from a vassal to a lord
a sworn promise to fight in someone's place
16
Second step on the path to knighthood.
page
dubbing
apprenticeship
squire
17
These wars were fought in an attempt to recapture the Holy Lands in the name of Christianity
Campaignes
Holy Lands
Crusades
Homage
18
The approximate dates of the Middle Ages (in our unit of study!)
1030-1200 AD
1066-1485 AD
1400-1600 AD
1515-1850
19
A kind of woven mesh of sticks, usuallyoak or willow, used in house construction.
bricks
humours
wattle
daub
20
These were thought to be out of balance if a person were ill
humours
chevaliers
fates
phases
21
A dungeon reached by a trap door, often in one of the castle towers
louvre
renior
dungeon
oubliette
22
This limited the powers of the monarchy during the Medieval era
homage and fealty
Magna Carta
feudlism
taxes
23
Money paid to avoid military service
hauberk
vassal
fealty
shield
24
A peasant; essentially a slave in medieval times
peon
vassal
knight
villein
25
A louvre is:
an oath of loyalty from a vassal to a lord
an early type of moat used to fortify a castle
a style of house building in the Middle Ages
an opening in the roof made to allow smoke to escape.
26
Covering worn under body armor, usually made of wool.
gambeson
mukaluk
hauberk
bailey
27
A room located next to the kitchen for the dispensary of wine.
bailey
scutage
buttery
croft
28
Heraldry was originally used:
to let people in the countryside know that war was coming
to show allegiance to a specific king
to distinguish members of Scottish clans from one another
to identify warriors dressed in armor
29
A popular event at tournaments for knights
hot dog eating contest
battle royale
joust
quintain
30
A bonded servitude in which a young boy is given to a master of a trade.
apprenticeship
quintain
thrall
villein