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Clergy and Nobility were the privileged states because
They did not pay taxes, they did not work and they had special laws
They lacked privileges
They controlled big manors and all the trade routes
They had better houses and clothes
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Feudal society was divided into ______ states
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4
5
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Who lived in monasteries?
kings
monks
nobles
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The lord- vassal relationship consisted on a ceremony divided into two parts called
Investiture and manor
Investirure and servitude
Servitude and act of homage
Investiture and act of homage
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The commoners...
Were completely free
Fought and prayed for the humanity
Had a lot of privileges
Worked and carried out the tasks to mantain the two othe groups
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Feudalism was the political, economic and social system which characterised Europe between...
9th and 15th centuries
11th and 15th centuries
9 and 11th centuries
8th and 11th centuries
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What does a king do in the feudal system?
He gets money and resources; and gives fiefs to lords.
He works in the field with the Serfs.
He sits on his throne, and tells people what to do.
He doesn't do anything, he sits in bed all day.
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The most important features were an agrarian economy, the relationship of dependence, the importance of Christianity and
Lots of wars
The establishment of the Germanic Kingdoms
Loss of power by the king
All are true
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What was the most important contribution of the medieval monasteries?
In monasteries, monks kept ancient manuscripts alive .
The role of monastery was to replace the local gov. in towns
Monasteries challenged the authority of the pope
Monasteries served as schools for nobles and some commoners.
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How many types of power did the church have?
Political and social.
Militar, social and political.
Religious, social, political and militar.
Religious, social, political and economical.
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The feudal society was not so religious
False
True
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Which of the following shows the hierarchy of the feudal system?
King -> knight -> lord ->serf
King-> serf -> lord -> knight
Lord -> king -> knight ->serf
King -> lord -> knight ->serf
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Who was the head of the church?
Priest
Pastor
Archbishop
Pope
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The purpose of the scriptorium was a
cafeteria
dance hall
copying workroom
study lounge
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In the act of homage the vassal knelt before the lord, placed his hands into the lord hands and promised him:
Fight for the whole Christianity
Just military help
To do what the king wanted
Advice, financial assistance and military help
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A fiefdom or manor were
Large territories that the king granted to the peasants
Large territories that the nobility granted to the peasants
Large territories that the nobility granted to the clergy
Large territories that the king granted to the nobility or the clergy
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The church used to sell Indulgences to
All of the above
Go straight to heaven
Forgive a rich persons sins
Pay for the churches wars
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The reasons for the crisis were the struggles between Charlemagne´s succesors and the attacks of
Slavs, Vandals and Vikings
Muslims, Slavs and Vikings
Muslims, Visigoths and Slavs
Vikings, angles and saxons
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The dependent holdings were small plots of land granted by the lord to the peasants in exchange of
All of them are true
Services and a part of their crops
One month of their salaries
Some special taxes
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The nobility was divided into higher (dukes, counts and marquises) ande lower nobility (_______)
Rich peasants and knights
People with enough money to buy a title
Poor kings
Knights and people who could own a horse and weapons
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The lord- vassal relationship was established between...
The king, the nobility, the clergy and peasants
A lord and a vassal, usually a nobleman or a clergyman
Peasants and nobles
All options were possible
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True or False: The church was a feudal lord.
True
False
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Special tax recived by the Church
Taximum
Truce of God
Ecclesias
Tithe
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The origin of feudalism dates back to the 9th century as a consequence of the crisis after the death of Charlemagne
True
False
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The king governed with the help of an assembly of nobles and clergy called
Assembly of the best
Parliament
Corpus Iuris Civilis
Curia Regia
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The clergy or oratores
Prayed for the salvation of the king
Prayed for the salvation of the Pope
Prayed for the salvation of humanity
Prayed for the salvation of the Christian warriors
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The clergy was divided into higher clergy (_______) and lower clergy(priests, monks and nuns)
Pope
Pope, abbots and bishops
Higher rank priests, monks and nuns
The Pope and his assembly
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Who paid taxes under this feudal system?
The nobles and the peasants.
The Church, the peasant and the city inhabitants.
The Church and the peasants.
The peasants and the city inhabitants.
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In feudal times people were bound together by relationships of dependence
False
True
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"First among equals" was a expression for the kings that means
All people in the kingdom were considered as equals
King and Queen had the same power
The king was chosen among the nobles
The king had the same power than nobles and clergy
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The manor or fiefdom was divided into two parts:
Demesne and Dependent holdings
Demesne and castle
Dependent holdings and castle
Castle and village
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In the investiture the lord gave his new vassal a symbol of the benefit granted, usually a paper signed by both of them
False
True
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The relationships of servitude were established between the peasants and the lord. They exchanged:
Nothing
Protection for money
Protection for privileges
Protection for work
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Demesne was the territory exploited by the lord. It included pastures, farmlands, the mill, the oven and the press
True
False
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The Church built religious communities called
Castles
Manors
Universities
Monasteries
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What is purgatory?
Where God lives
Time and space before heaven or hell
Where you wait for your plane
Where the devil lives
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Why did the Church have great wealth?
They taught many people
They collected taxes
They owned slaves
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The nobility or _________ fought and defend feudal society
Guerratores
Oratores
Luxatores
Bellatores
