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Year 8 HASS - Medieval History
Year 8 HASS - Medieval History
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1
What were knights expected to provide in return for leasing land?
Nothing
Free Priests
New churches
Military Service
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What did the nobles or barons have to give before leasing land from the king?
New churches
An oath of loyalty
An interpretative dance
Free priests
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Who did the nobles or barons lease their land to?
Serfs
King
Barons
Knights
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Crop lands were divided into ___ fields.
2
5
4
3
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The position from which people see/understand historical events will differ for each person. This is the concept of?
Evidence
Significance
Continuity and Change
Perspectives
6
What was a castle's toilet called?
Garderobe
The keep
Drawbridge
Garrison
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Who held the most power in the feudal system?
King
Serfs
Barons
Knights
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Serfs were free to leave the manor lands
True
False
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What were serfs not allowed to do without their lord's approval?
All of the above
Get married
Leave the manor land
Hunt in their lord's forest
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What religion had the biggest influence on people in Europe during Medieval Times?
Buddhism
polytheism
Islam
Christianity
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590CE to 1500CE marks the period of:
Medieval times
Christianity
Ancient times
Modern times
12
Which concept shows the ability to put yourself in someone else's shoes to understand their thoughts and feelings?
Empathy
Perspectives
Significance
Contestability
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In the feudal system, a person could change their social position.
False
True
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Who was at the bottom of the feudal system?
Pope
King
Peasants
Nobles
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The collapse of what empire begins the Medieval era in England
Egyptian Empire
Roman Empire
The Persian Empire
The Galactic Empire
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What is the name of the sysem of society used in Medieval times?
Feudal system
Medieval system
Caplitalist society
Church system
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