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Medieval Europe (Ch 1-4) (7th Grade Copy)
Medieval Europe (Ch 1-4) (7th Grade Copy)
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Fall of Rome, Feudalism, Roman Catholic Church, Medieval Towns
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What was the Monarchs role?
Worked in the fields
Owned entire manor
Fought in battles
Gave fiefs
2
What was a Nave and Transept?
Sides (parts) of the roof
Statues of wild beasts
Sides (parts) of a cross
Twin brothers that were Popes
3
What were stained glasses windows?
Regular windows
Colorful glass arranged in a design
"Stained" windows
4
What was the goal of the Crusades?
Pass down stories about Jesus
Explore and discover new lands
To recover historical and religious sites
Pray at Canterbury Cathedral
5
What were guilds?
Merchants
Performers
People with the same job
Religious Monks
6
Where did trade items come from?
United States of America
Asia
Africa
Europe, and the Middle East
7
What class arose to power with the rise of Medieval Towns?
Peasants
Merchants
Popes
Monarchs
8
Where did Benedictine Monks live?
Monasteries or Cloisters
Houses
With the people
Castles
9
What was a common form of punishment in Medieval Towns?
Hung and burned at the stake
Put in stocks
Animal baiting
Thrown in jaill
10
What can the Pope do that the King can't?
Own slaves
Establish order
Pass laws
Excommunicate (can't gain salvation)
11
What life like after Charlemagne's death?
Medieval Towns
On Feudal Manors
Chaos and Madness
Peace and Prosperity
12
What was the Lords role?
In charge of fields on the manor and peasants
Fought battles
Worked in the fields
13
What did Clovis do in 486?
Declared himself king
Defeated BY the final Roman army in Gual
Defeated final Roman army in Gaul
Issued a decree allowing Christianity to be practiced freely
14
How did the Franciscan Friars spend their time?
Eating, sleeping, lounging
Praying, teaching, reading, writing, cooking, working, farming
Preaching and begging for food, and roaming in nature
15
What did Charlemagne encourage?
Education and Scholarship
Judaism
Cannibalism
Violence and war
16
Why would people go on pilgrimages?
To try new foods
Show devotion to God
Adventure
Explore new lands
17
What did Charlemagne do?
Founded the Charlemagian Empire
Unified the Italian people to start the Roman Empire
Unified Asia
Unified almost all of Christian Europe into a single empire
18
True or False: Clovis was Baptized
True
False
19
Who was part of the religious order?
Monks, Nuns, Friars
Popes, Kings, Clergyman
Rabbis, Scholars, Students
Nobles, Women, Kings
20
What was a sacrament?
A prayer
A story from the bible
Special blessing from God to bring people grace and salvation during
21
What led to the rise of Medieval Towns?
Improvements in agriculture, revival of trade, and surplus of food
Religious people revolted against the Church
A group defeated the Church
People on Feudal manors revolted
22
Bonus Question: How do you spell this time in history?
Midevil
Medevil
Mideval
Medieval
23
Who ran businesses in Medieval Towns?
Servants
Merchants
Monarchs
Priests
24
Who made this Quiz?
Ms. Stine
Charlemagne
Zachary
Jesus
25
Which best describes a castle?
Small, warm, light, friendly, cheery, cozy
Big, cold, dark, creepy, gloomy, damp
26
What was the Knights role?
Worked in the fields
Rule manor
Fought battles to protect manor
27
How did people celebrate holidays like Christmas and Easter?
Mourning and fasting
Only Praying
Eating, drinking, singing, dancing, playing, partying, and praying
28
Looking back, what are Medieval Times most famous for? (What do we often associate with Medieval Times?)
Castles, knights
The Roman Catholic Church
Kings like William the Conqueror and Charlemagne
Midieval Towns
29
Clovis and Charlemagne were the leaders of which group?
English
Christians
The Franks
Crusades
30
What was "animal beating"?
Animals were baited to death
Were fished
Wild animals were strangled by a chain and tormented by trained dogs
31
Overall, what were homes like in Medieval Towns?
Big, lavish, comfortable, warm
Cold, dark, dim, small, stinky
32
What was the difference between a peasant and a serf?
Serfs couldn't leave manor without the Lord's permission
Serfs couldn't live in the castle
Peasants couldn't leave manor without the Lord's permission
Peasants couldn't live in the castle
33
What was the Peasants role?
Fight battles
Ruled manor
Work in the fields
34
Who would end up winning most of the time?
Friars
Monks
King
Pope
35
What would doctors do to treat sick patients?
Nothing
Medicine
Feed patients food
Prayer, sucked out blood, used herbs
36
Why would this happen?
King was the only one who could pass laws
Pope issued a decree
Pope is "connected" to God and has public support
King is the ruler of everyone
37
How did the Benedictine Monks spend their time?
Praying, teaching, reading, writing, cooking, working, farming
Eating, sleeping, lounging
Praying for food
38
Where did Franciscan Friars live?
With the people
Castles
Monastery or Cloister
Houses
39
Which economic problem did NOT help the collapse of the Roman Empire?
Unemployment
Inflation
None (all factors)
Corruption
40
What affected the Romans the most from the Rise of Christianity?
Disloyal to Rome
Unemployment
Refused serve in the army
Different religious beliefs
41
What historical event started the Middle Ages?
Rise of the Roman Empire
Jesus's Birth
Death of Julius Caesar
Fall of the Roman Empire
42
What were the two reasons for a castle?
A school and a church
Fort-like protection and a school
Housing and a school
Housing and fort-like protection
43
Why wouldn't Christians be banker/moneylenders?
The didn't feel like it
Jews didn't let them
Jesus told them not to
Told that it was sinful and Jews would only be bankers
44
How did the Roman Catholic Church become so powerful?
Diplomacy
Promise of God and salvation
Military might
Support of Kings
45
What was a Fief?
Lord's land
Land grant given by a monarch to a lord
Land grant given by a lord to a monarch
Castle
46
What was Feudalism?
Society where the Church ruled or had power
Society where people ate each other
An empire
Society where each class depended on the other because of fiefs and loyalty
47
What is ONE reason people would go on Crusades?
Discover new lands
Salvation
Try new foods
Wealth
48
What was a Chivalry?
Peasants
Lords
Monarchs
Knights
49
Rank the hierarchy in Catholic Church from highest to lowest:
Pope, Cardinal, Bishop
Priest, Cardinals, Pope, Archbishop
Pope, Cardinal, Archbishop, Bishop
Pope, Priest, Cardinal, Archbishop, Bishop
50
Date of the Early Middle Ages:
1776-2019 CE
0 - 476 CE
476 CE - 1000 CE
476 BCE - 0
51
What big historical event led up to the fall of Rome?
Jesus's death
Reign of Charlemagne
Empire splits into two
Caesar's death
52
When was Charlemagne's reign?
768 BCE - 814 CE
814 BCE - 768 BCE
768 CE - 814 CE
714 CE - 868 CE
53
Where did Monarchs and high-ranking Lord's live?
Apartments
Hotels
Little houses
Castles
54
Date of the High Middle Ages:
476 CE - 1000 CE
1000 BCE - 1300 CE
1000 CE - 1300 CE
476 BCE - 1000 CE
55
Which political problem did NOT help the collapse of the Roman Empire?
Unqualified Emperors
None (all factors)
Rise of Christianity
Transition of Power
56
What year do historians classify as the start of the Middle Ages?
476 CE
1492 CE
Year 0
1776 CE
57
What would plays be about?
Guilds' lives
Daily life in Medieval Towns
Shakespearian plays
Biblical stories
58
What was a manor?
Monastery
Large estate of land where lord's and peasants lived
Castle
Large garden
59
What was a pilgrimage?
When a Christian got married
Journeys to historical and religious sites
A Crusade
60
What was the purpose of art in the Church?
To let people who couldn't read or write still learn about Jesus's life
To learn about ancient art
To impress visitors
To please wealthy clergy
61
What system of life formed after that?
Medieval Towns
Still Chaos and Madness
Roman Empire
Feudalism
62
What were gargoyles?
Windows that let in light
A Cross
Stone statues of mythical beasts
63
How did Feudalism work? (connection between classes)
Land in exchange for money
Loyalty/Protection in exchange for land
Loyalty/Protection for money
Money in exchange for land
64
What would adults often play?
Chess, checkers, tabula, cards
Knights and Kings
Hobbyhorses, wooden swords
Phones and Computers
65
How would people move to Medieval Towns?
Take ships
The would receive a royal charter
Revolt
Walk
66
What is one thing a guild would do?
Be religious monks
Fight battles
Be patrols for Medieval Towns
Preform plays
67
What did Clovis do to help spread Christianity?
Convinced his followers
Introduced it to the Franks
Issued a decree forcing Franks to worship Jesus
68
What would children often play?
Hobbyhorses, wooden swords
Card games
Tabula
Computers and phones
69
What was the purpose of gargoyles?
Welcome visitors warmly
Like devils or evil sprits. They would come if you didn't obey the Church
Scare visitors
Remind them the Church was a place for worship
70
What made living in Medieval Towns so difficult?
Poor economy
Disease
Constant wars
Rebellions
71
Which geographical problem did NOT help the collapse of the Roman Empire?
Attacking clans
Rise of Christianity
Shrinking boarders
None (all factors)
72
Rank the classes in Feudal Society from highest to lowest:
Monarch, Lord, Knight, Peasant
Monarch, Lord, Knights, Serf, Peasant
Monarch, Lord, Knight, Peasant, Serf
Lord, Knight, Monarch, Peasant
73
Where were Medieval Towns located?
In deserts
On mountains
On rivers
On the coast
74
What was ONE common site on a pilgrimage?
San Francisco
Japan
Washington DC
Jerusalem
75
What was the purpose of flying buttresses?
To please visitors with paintings of flying Jesus's butt
To welcome visitors of the Cathedrals
Balance that weight of the roof and building
Bring in light
76
Where were Medieval Towns located?
On the coast
In the desert
On rivers
On mountains
77
Date of the Late Middle Ages:
1300 BCE - 1450 CE
1000 CE - 1300 BCE
476 CE - 1000 CE
1300 CE - 1450 CE
