What is a Chevauchees?

A type of raid that burned crops, plundered cities, and caused havoc

Which of the following is not true about Saladin?

He is remembered for losing the Crusades

I feel confident on the vocabulary and historical figures for my upcoming Medieval Europe test

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Knights were known as

Warriors who fought on horseback

A knight who promised to support a lord in exchange for land

System of obligations that goverened the relation between lords and vassals

A conflict that took place in Medieval Europe for control of the Holy Land

Which term best describes Eurasia?

A large landmass that includes both Europe and Asia

It is a farming technique used to help replenish soil

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1
Who was known was launching the First Crusade?
Saladin
Joan of Arc
Pope Urban II
King Richard I
2
A code of conduct that focused on the bravery and honor of Medieval Knights
Monastery
Chevauchees
Chivalry
Serfdom
3
A Manor is a large estate owned by
Serfs
Knights
Villeins
Peasants
4
What is a Chevauchees?
A type of raid that burned crops, plundered cities, and caused havoc
The name of the French Army during the Hundred Years War
A type of attack that launched large projectiles over far distances
It is a type of French Mac and Cheese
5
Monks are men who
Took care of the sick and fed the poor
Recorded historical events for Medieval Europe
All of the above
Lived apart from society in isolated communities
6
Which of the following is true about the Holy Land?
It can be found on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea
It was territory that was fought over during the Crusades
It was the site of battles fought between King Richard I and Saladin
All of the above
7
Which of the following is not true about Saladin?
He fought in the Third Crusade
He was a Muslim General
He is remembered for losing the Crusades
He fought against King Richard I
8
Who was an Italian saint and monk that created a set of rules for monks to follow?
Pope Urban II
Benedict
Black Prince
Joan of Arc
9
Who were Serfs?
Serfs were at the bottom of the Social Heirarchy
Serfs were often peasants farmers
All of the above
Serfs were tied to the land on which they lived on
10
I feel confident on the vocabulary and historical figures for my upcoming Medieval Europe test
Sheeeeeeeeeeesh!!!! I think I got this Mr. Austria! (Confident)
This does NOT slap. I need get to studying! (Not Very Confident)
Mr. Austria. Please... no... stop... =(
Definitely! This test is going to be bussin bussin! (Very Confident)
11
Knights were known as
Warriors who only used a bow and arrow
Warriors who were experts in naval battles
Warriors who fought on horseback
All of the above
12
What was a Vassal?
A knight who promised to support a lord in exchange for land
A leader of the monastery
An advisor for the King
A farmer who worked the lands for their lord
13
Joan of Arc was known for
Becoming a saint and a popular historical figure in France
Being captured and executed during the Hundred Years War
All of the above
Leading the French against the English in the Hundred Years War
14
Set of trials to prove one's innocence. To be "tried by God" in Medieval Europe.
Benedictine Vows
Monk
Ordeals
Excommunicate
15
What is Feudalism?
System of obligations that goverened the relation between lords and vassals
A type of government that was only practiced in Japan
A type of government where the citizens elect their leaders
A king or monarch held absolute power over the people
16
Another term that refers to the Middle Ages is
Medieval
Mid-Life Crisis
Feudalism
Benedictine
17
The Crusades were
A conflict that took place in Medieval Europe for control of the Holy Land
A conflict that took place because of disputes over trade
A series of wars fought between Christians and Muslims in Southeast Africa
All of the above
18
Who was the Black Prince?
He won many victories against France in the Hundred Years War
All of the above
He captured the French King, King John II
He was the son of King Edward III
19
A disease that spreads quickly and kills many people is known as
A Serf
A Vassal
A Plague
Excommunication
20
To be Excommunicated means that you
Are suspended from school
Are cast out from the Church
Received a text from your ex
Are unable to receive texts or calls because of your Medieval phone plan
21
Which term best describes Eurasia?
A large landmass that includes both Europe and Asia
The area located in the Middle East which connects Europe and Asia
All of the above
A strong relationship between the continents of Europe and Asia
22
What is a Fallow?
It is a type of offensive strategy used to attack castles
It is a farming technique used to help replenish soil
It is what you call a Knight in training
It is Medieval slang for follow
23
Who was King of the Franks? He was crowned "Emperor of the Romans" in 800 AD.
Saladin
Joan of Arc
Charlemagne
William the Conqueror
24
Who led Christian soldiers in the Third Crusade? He earned the respect from his enemies.
Black Prince
King Richard I
Saladin
Charlemagne
25
A Monastery is a
Community of Monks
Training Area for Knights
Castle used to protect the King
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