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The Power of the Medieval Church - Feudalism
The Power of the Medieval Church - Feudalism
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The dominance of the Catholic Church and the role of significant individuals such as Charlemagne
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1
Which serious revolt broke out in England in 1381?
The Black Revolt
The Peasants' Revolt
The Black Death
The Peasants' Rebellion
2
Which modern educational institution has its origins in the medieval monastery?
The Vatican Library
The Law Courts and pubs
Universities and Hospitals
Universities and libraries
3
List some of the jobs a child was expected to do in the middle ages.
All of the above
cooking, spinning, weaving
fixing thatched roofs; milking cows
reaping, harvesting, planting crops
4
Who is head of the Roman Catholic Church?
The Patriarch
The Queen
The Pope
The King
5
Who did most of the work in building the parish church?
Unpaid people
Unpaid women
Unpaid peasants
Unpaid priests
6
Which religious institution dominated western Europe during the Middle Ages?
Scientology
The Roman Catholic Church
The Church of England
The Eastern Orthodox Church
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Upon whose labour did the Cistercian monks depend?
They depended entirely on the monk's own labour
The peasants
The Feudal Lord
The Pope and senior cardinals
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What are the communities called where monks live?
Monkaries
Abbeys
Cathedrals
Monasteries
9
What property rights did a noble woman have compared with her husband?
None
The noble woman owned all the farm animals
While the noble man could own property, his wife could not
The noble woman held all the land in her name
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Why did peasant children in medieval times have little opportunity to play?
Children were not as clever as children now
Children were an important source of unpaid labour
Children were an important source of food
Children were used in medical experiments
11
What is the origin of the word ‘cathedral’?
The word cathedral is derived from the Greek kathedra.
The word cathedral is derived from the Spanish kathedra.
The word cathedral is derived from the Latin kathedra.
The word cathedral is derived from the Italian kathedra.
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Under feudalism, who was the ruler and owner of the land?
The monarch, whether king or emperor.
The monarch, whether Pope or peasant
The Queen who had shiny armour
The Prime Minister
13
How did monks and nuns help to support the feudal system?
Monasteries and convents maintained the social order.
They helped the lord, who gave them land.
All of the above
Ensuring peasants followed the law and religious obligations
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Why were noble women's marriages arranged for them by their family?
Marriages were arranged so the family could gain power
Marriages were arranged so the family could gain slaves.
Marriages were arranged so the family could gain wealth
Marriages were arranged because the husbands were ugly
15
Apart from the king, to whom did the clergy swear loyalty?
The Queen
The Royal Family
The Pope's Family
The clergy first swore loyalty to the Pope then the monarch.
16
Which monastic order did much to establish the rules followed by monks and nuns?
The Minuettes, formed by Sr Minogue
The Baguettes, formed by St Bague
The Benedictines, formed by St Benedict
The Claudettes, formed by Sr Claude
17
When did Charlemagne introduced the principles of the feudal system to his empire?
800 BCE
1800 CE
8001 CE
800 CE
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Under feudalism, who were the tenants-in-chief?
Bishops of the Church and feudal lords from rich families
Archbishops and cardinals
None of the above
The feudal lords from large landowning families.
19
What language was used in the medieval Mass?
Italian
Greek
Latin
English
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What are the communities called where nuns live?
Convents
Nunneries
Convention Centres
Abesses
