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Yr8 History - Medieval Europe
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1
In exchange for land food and supplies, and offered protection to many including Kings & Serfs
Peasants
Nobles
Knights
The Pope
2
I was able to live a comfortable and sometimes luxurious life despite my vow of poverty
Archbishop
All of the above
Cardinal
Bishop
3
What period of time best covers the Middle Ages era?
500CE to 1000CE
500BCE to 500CE
500CE to 1500CE
1500BCE to 500CE
4
Which film hilariously represents medieval England but Yr8 History may never watch or even like
Paw Patrol
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Romeo and Juliet
Deadpool 2
5
Obeying the teachings of this order helped preserve social order in medieval Europe
The Masons
The Church
The Nobility
The Monarchy
6
Which of the following could be found in a feudal manor?
Mill
Church
a peasant locked in stocks as punishment
All of the above
7
I had enormous political power... including over Kings!
Nobles
Monks
The Pope
Serf
8
To be expelled from the church forever was to be
exonerated
considered a positive outcome by many peasants
excommunicated
exhilarated
9
If my diet consisted of stews, bread, vegetables, porridge & nuts, I would more than likely be
A peasant
able to enjoy a warm bath 3 times a year
A knight
A noble
10
Which empire fall preceded the Middle Ages?
Roman Empire in Western Europe
The Greek Empire
The Crusades
Germanic Barbarians
11
If one could no longer go to church and his/her soul was doomed to hell they would likely be
dealt a punishment that terrified most medieval Christians
all of the above
expelled from the church
excommunicated
12
I am believed to have owned 25% of all land and granted permission for others to use the rest..
The Church
Nobles
The King
Knights
13
What hierarchy describes the relationship between the king and his subjects in medieval Europe?
Manorialism
Kinoblism
All of the above
Feudalism
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Why were the first 500 years of Medieval times often referred to as the 'Dark Ages'?
The period is very well documented in books
The Lords liked to wear black, or very very dark grey
It was believed they lacked intellectual & societal progress
Pompeii's volcanic eruption reduced the amount of sunlight