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Mrs. Ransom's Medieval Times Review
Mrs. Ransom's Medieval Times Review
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A review of the Middle Ages from the Fall of Rome until the Age of Exploration.
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1
Who was the young French girl who gave the troops inspiration in the 100 Years' War?
Princess Anne
Alexandria of Paris
Caroline the Countess
Joan of Arc
2
Christians paid how much of their income to the church as a tithe or tax?
1/2
3/5
1/3
1/10
3
Islam created a huge new empire in the 600s in
Southern Africa
Asia Minor
Arabia
Eastern Persia
4
All of these laws were created under the Magna Carta except...
Nobles had certain rights
The right to declare war
Parliament was created
Monarch had to obey all laws
5
A split or divide.
Habeaus Corpus
Interdict
Guild
Schism
6
Scandinavian peoples whose sailors raided Europe from the 700s through the 1100s.
Lombards
Vikings
Mongols
Slavs
7
The average life expectancy during the Middle Ages was around...
30 years
35 years
45 years
40 years
8
Most universities studied 7 liberal arts. All of these are part of these studies except...
astronomy
arithmatic
rhetoric
chemistry
9
A Medieval monk who traveled from place to place preaching to the poor.
Friar
Bishop
Clergy
Serf
10
What is the code of conduct that nobles were expected to follow?
Bushido
Gallantry
Chivalry
Courtly
11
In the Roman Catholic Church, excommunication of an entire region, town or kingdom.
Reconquista
Habeaus Corpus
Magna Carta
Interdict
12
What was the name of the law that was based on religious teachings?
Canon Law
Chivalry Law
Common Law
The Pope's Law
13
Who unified Spain?
William and Mary
Juan and Isadora
Ferdinand and Isabella
Peter and Paul
14
The time period after the fall of Rome and before the Renaissance is known as
The Middle Ages
The Middle Passage
The Dark Times
The Dark Plague
15
Manors included all of the following except...
surrounding land
lord's estate
one or more villages
trading market
16
What was the name of the Muslim group who lived in Spain?
Moors
Berbers
Saxons
Franks
17
As peasants acquired new farming techniques, more food became available which led to...
More War
More Population
More Famine
More Churches
18
A loosely organized system in which powerful local lords divided their land among lesser lords.
Manorism
Feudalism
Vassalism
Serfdom
19
In 936, Duke Otto I of Saxony became the king of ...?
Germany
England
Spain
Austria
20
Stone supports on the outside of a building that allowed builders to construct higher.
Stilts
Spires
Scaffolding
Flying Buttresses
21
Sacred ritual of the Catholic Church
Chivalry
Scholasticism
Sacraments
Charters
22
Thread paintings are also called...
Pastries
Quilts
Woven Mosaics
Tapestries
23
Which king lost 3 fights - one with France, one with the Pope and one with the nobles?
Henry II
William the Conqueror
John
Philip II
24
A young person learning a trade from a master
Journeyman
Cardinal
Apprentice
Trainee
25
Exclusion from the Roman Catholic Church as a penalty for refusing to obey church law.
Vernacular
Scholasticism
Excommunication
Interdict
26
In Medieval Europe, a peasant bound to the lord's land was called this...
Serf
Viking
Knight
Fief
27
During the Medieval Times, people were mostly...
farmers and herders
inventors and scientists
explorers
hunters and gatherers
28
A church court set up to try people accused of heresy.
Canon Court
Inquisition
Reconquista
Habeaus Corpus
29
Everyday language of ordinary people.
Vernacular
Schism
Slang
Dialect
30
Professionals who had trained as apprentices were called what?
Blacksmiths
Lords
Journeyman
Professors
