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A #FeudalEurope Quiz for #MrsMcGoughsClass (Be sure to select "Shuffle answers"!)
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1
_____ was collected yearly. _____ could be demanded whenever a lord needed money.
Tallages, head money
Head money, tallages
Head money, merchets
Merchets, tallages
2
Who was Saint Francis of Assisi?
A pope
Thomas Aquinas' brother
The founder of the Little Brothers of the Poor
A man who gave up all his wealth
3
Which of these was the FOURTH highest in the church hierarchy?
Pope
Archbishop
Bishop
Priest
4
"No free man" could be declared guilty without a lawful trial. This is called...
Habeas corpus
The Constitution
The Magna Carta
Common law
5
Which of these was the FIRST highest in the feudal hierarchy?
Peasant
Serf
Lord
King
6
What were the Crusades?
An attempt to find and conquer the lands where Jesus lived
A massive pilgrimage
A Christian attempt at world domination
An attempt to eliminate all non-Christian religions
7
What is the difference between a peasant and a serf?
Serfs were rich; peasants were not
Peasants were free; serfs were not
Serfs were free; peasants were not
Peasants were rich; serfs were not
8
What was the purpose of gargoyles?
To remind people of consequences of not earning salvation
To be rain gutters
To scare away evil spirits
To look cool
9
Which of these is a commoner?
A king
A peasant
None of these
A lord
10
Who collected a tithe?
A lord
The king
Peasants
The church
11
Thomas Aquinas bridged the gap between...
Lords and reason
Faith and peasants
Lords and peasants
Faith and reason
12
Define a vassal.
A tax
A knight
A provider of service to the king
A peasant
13
Which of these was the FOURTH highest in the feudal hierarchy?
Lord
Serf
Peasant
King
14
How did guilds protect their members?
They didn't
Full benefits and weekends off
Took care of the sick and injured
Punished the irresponsible members
15
Which of these was the THIRD highest in the church hierarchy?
Bishop
Pope
Archbishop
Priest
16
What was the purpose of the Model Parliament?
To include more people in guilds
To include more people in government
To include less people in guilds
To include less people in government
17
Which of these was NOT a common disease during medieval times?
Bubonic Plague
Leprosy
Scarlet Fever
Acne
18
Why was medieval life so difficult? (Freebie - no points!)
High taxes
All of these
The average person didn't have a say in anything
Diseases were common
19
Which of these was NOT a sacrament?
Matrimony
Extreme Unction
Salvation
Baptism
20
Who was Charlemagne?
A pope
The most important Franks leader
A barbarian
United all Christian lands
21
In the Hundred Years' War, the _____ used longbows and the _____ used crossbows.
English, French
Neither, Neither
French, English
Both, Both
22
Which of the following is NOT an act of chivalry?
Volunteering your time to a good cause
Staying to clean up after class
Helping an elderly woman cross the street
Setting the table when you're asked
23
Common law is...
Ruling against judges
Ruling by judges
Ruling against commoners
Ruling by commoners
24
What were Vikings?
Dorse and Nanish warriors
A Dorse and Nanish religion
A Norse and Danish religion
Norse and Danish warriors
25
Salvation is...
A holy item
A way into heaven
A sacrament
A clergyman
26
If you handwrite a book and decorate it with precious metals, you would call it...
A diary
An illuminated manuscript
A journal
A guild
27
Who was Joan of Arc?
A famous queen
A peasant girl who led the French to victory
A peasant girl who led the English to victory
The "Maid of Orleans"
28
What is the difference between a mystery play and a miracle play?
Mystery play by Conan Doyle, miracle play by Shakespeare
Mystery play by Shakespeare, miracle play by Conan Doyle
Mystery play about saints/miracle play about Bible stories
Mystery play about Bible stories/miracle play about saints
29
Which of these was the THIRD highest in the feudal hierarchy?
Lord
King
Peasant
Serf
30
Which of these was NOT a symptom of the Bubonic Plague?
Rashes
Vomiting
Fever
Foaming mouth
31
Which of these was a duty that medieval lords had that medieval ladies did not?
Fighting
Overseeing the household
Serving as judges
Running estates
32
_____ (n.) The study of persuasive writing and speaking
Common law
Rhetoric
University
Theology
33
Which of these was NOT a purpose of guilds?
To maintain standards
To protect its members
To make other guilds look bad
To train people of the same craft
34
What was a page or squire?
A peasant
A knight in training
A lord's son or daughter
A servant to a knight
35
Why were pilgrimages performed? (Freebie - no points!)
All of these
To show devotion to God
To hope to be healed of an illness or injury
To receive penance for sins
36
What was the Magna Carta?
An agreement signed by King Henry II
A medieval Bill of Rights
A medieval Declaration of Independence
An agreement signed by King John
37
Pope _____ excommunicated King _____ because the king tried to denounce the pope.
Henry IV, Gregory VII
Gregory IV, Henry VII
Gregory VII, Henry IV
Henry VII, Gregory IV
38
People believed that God chose kings to rule. This was called the...
Divine rule of lords
Divine right of kings
Divine right of lords
Divine rule of kings
39
Which of these methods of trial was the last to come along?
No trial at all
Trial by combat
Trial by ordeal
Common law
40
The word "holiday" comes from...
Jolly day
Joly day
Holly day
Holy day
41
Which of these was the SECOND highest in the feudal hierarchy?
Peasant
Lord
Serf
King
42
What is excommunication?
To try to have the pope removed from office
To admit someone to a church
To deprive someone of their church membership
To kick someone out of a manor
43
Which of these was the SECOND highest in the church hierarchy?
Bishop
Pope
Priest
Archbishop
44
Which of these was the FIRST highest in the church hierarchy?
Archbishop
Bishop
Priest
Pope
45
On the outside of a cathedral were stone arches called...
Flying buttresses
Gargoyles
Transepts
Naves
46
What do monks, mendicants, and friars all have in common?
Lived their lives alone
Lived in monasteries
Part of a close-tied religious order
Lived their life serving God and fellow Christians
47
A fief is...
A peasant
A knight
A plot of land
A tax
48
The word "journeyman" came from...
French for "day"
Spanish for "day"
Spanish for "travel"
French for "travel"
49
Why was the Hundred Years' War fought?
England wanted to take over the world
France kept claiming England's lands as its own
England kept claiming France's lands as its own
France wanted to take over the world
50
A child became an apprentice at age _____, and was trained for _____ years.
12, 7
7, 12
2, 17
17, 2
