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Medieval Europe #1
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Medieval vocabulary.
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1
The medieval period in Europe lasted how many years?
2000
600
1500
1000
2
The main part of a lord's land including the castle.
city
manor
castle
neighborhood
3
A deadly disease during the Middle Ages.
AIDS
Small Pox
Bubonic Plague
Flu
4
Major cities are located near _______, in order to travel fast
mountains
sand dunes
moats
water
5
A page would have to learn how to sing, dance and have good manners.
True
False
6
A religious place, away from the community, where members practice a life of prayer.
hospice
cult
monastery
university
7
A boy at age 7 began his training to become a knight. He is known as a...
knight
squire
page
apprentice
8
What is another name for the time period known as the Medieval times?
Feudalism
Medieval Manor
Middle Ages
Renaissance
9
The fall of the Western part of the Roman Empire led to the development of Feudalism.
True
False
10
A design that identifies which kingdom a knight belongs to.
Sweater of Arms
T-Shirt of Arms
Body of Arms
Coat of Arms
11
The leader of the Catholic Church.
Priest
Clergy
Council
Pope
12
The end of the western Roman government led to what?
One new government.
Kingdoms
Organized cities
13
Land that is given to a vassal is known as a ....
neighborhood
ocean
city
fief
14
A peasant farmer in feudal society.
lord
fief
noble
serf
15
A very large church for the Catholic Bishop.
Chapel
Cathedral
Community Church
Mosque
16
A noble who is at the tip top of the social hierarchy.
knight
vassal
clergy
king
17
Clergy are people with religious authority in a religion.
True
False
18
A person who received land in exchange for loyalty and service.
clergy
pope
serfs
vassal
19
A social structure when people are divided into positions of importance.
hierarchy
manor
empire
inflation
20
A political and social system to create an organised society.
Government
Feudalism
Self-Sufficient
Cathedrals
21
The barbarian invasion destroyed the modern society built by the Romans.
True
False
22
A code of conduct for a knight's behaviours
coat of arms
manners
chivalry
code of conduct
23
The ability to do things on your own.
self-sufficient
couragous
needy
helplessness
24
A promise.
Excommunication
Chivalry
Clergy
Oath
25
The two religions that spread throughout Europe in the early 11th century
Buddhism & Orthodox
Islam & Judiasm
Christianity & Islam
Judiasm & Orthodox
26
A boy around the age of 14 training to become a knight is known as a ....
apprentice
knight
squire
page
27
Who was NOT responsible for creating the code of conduct knights tried to live by?
Troubadors
Peasants
Ladies
Church
