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"Dark Ages," Feudalism, and the Black Death!
"Dark Ages," Feudalism, and the Black Death!
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Quick review of the term "dark ages," feudalism in Europe and Japan, and the Black Death
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For most Europeans during feudal times, what was the work schedule based off of?
agriculture
guilds
the church
trade
2
What are some examples of Buddhist influence in samurai culture?
writing rhyming poems
Kabuki theater
rock and sand gardens
the tea ceremony
3
Who/what was accused of/blamed for spreading the Black Death across Europe?
mice
flagellates
priests
Jews
4
After the fall of Rome, what was the one force that still united most of Europe?
literacy
the church
agriculture
trade
5
What is the Japanese feudal equivalent for a European knight?
merchant
daimyo
samurai
shogun
6
At which location was biological warfare first recorded?
Sicily
Tours
Edo
Caffa
7
What was the first step to becoming a knight in feudal times in Europe?
becoming an apprentice
becoming a serf
becoming a squire
becoming a journeyman
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Who first successfully established a stable feudal hierarchy in Japan?
Yoritomo
the Mongols
the Fujiwara
Ieyasu
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Who could be a warrior in Japan's feudal system but not in Europe's?
children
women
Jews
Christians
10
Where did Charles "the Hammer" Martel stop the Moors and the spread of Islam?
the Battle of Normandy
the Battle of Hastings
the Battle of Hadrian
the Battle of Tours
11
Who/what else was accused of/blamed for spreading the Black Death across Europe?
cats
rats
Muslims
witches
12
Why do some historians call feudal/medieval times in Europe the "dark ages"?
everything was bad
death was depicted in most art
electricity was not yet developed
little was recorded during these times
13
What is the foundational religion which guided Japanese feudalism?
Bushido
Shinto
Buddhism
Christianity
14
What is the "glue" that held the feudal system together?
fear of the Vikings
the need for protection
loyalty
wealth
15
What is the Japanese feudal equivalent for a European monarch?
merchant
daimyo
samurai
shogun
16
What is the ethical code among knights?
the ordeal
bushido
fealty
chivalry
17
Why was Charlemagne's becoming emperor controversial?
There was already a Roman emperor in the East.
He did not force Jews to convert to Christianity.
He didn't support women's rights.
He was too young.
18
After what battle was a feudal system established in Europe?
the Battle of Hadrian
the Battle of Hastings
the Battle of Normandy
the Battle of Tours
19
What did the church do to keep knights busy after the threat of the Vikings had subsided?
force knights to become scribes
force them to build cathedrals
force knights to work on public works
create a holy war to recover Jerusalem
20
According to historians, what percentage of the population was killed by the plague in cities?
55-75%
15-25%
30-50%
80-90%
21
What was the first step to joining a guild in feudal times in Europe?
becoming a squire
becoming a journeyman
becoming an apprentice
becoming a serf
22
What is Clovis known for?
Being crowned emperor by the pope
creating an age of learning
spreading Christianity
Being king of the Franks
23
What is the Japanese feudal equivalent for a European lord?
shogun
merchant
daimyo
samurai
24
How did doctors believe the plague spread at the time of the Black Death?
evil vapors
bacteria
fleas on rats
God's punishments
25
What is Charlemagne known for?
Being king of the Franks
Being crowned emperor by the pope
spreading Christianity
creating an age of learning
