World Studies Unit Review (2nd Semester)

The first stage and age in becoming a knight

What is the term for a person who could read and write?

Who was the Frankish "Mayor of the Palace" who united the Franks following the split after the death of Clovis?

The second stage in becoming a knight when a page turns 14 years old

What were guilds?

First Mayor of the Palace who became King of the Franks...

What church law forbid Knights from fighting between Wednesday and Monday?

What is the weakest part of a castle?

What church law forbid the pillage of church property by Knights?

Which of the following are results of the 100 Year's War?

Competition in a tournament in which knights would try to knock their opponent off of his horse.

a person who cannot read or write

................was a political and social system during the Middle Ages.

The cathedrals served as libraries during the Middle Ages.

How often did cities and towns hold fairs during the Middle Ages?

______ was a stone wall that surrounded the outside of the castle.

What caused the Black Death?

The third step in becoming a master craftsman was:

All of the following were major trade routes used during later years of the Middle Ages Except:

Knights on horseback were the most feared.

What is the first step in becoming a master craftsman?

What are the seven Sacraments in the Roman Catholic Church?

Which of the following people practiced falconry during the Middle Ages?

What invention made castles and knights not as invincible as they once had been?

The King owned the land during the Middle Ages even though others lived on it and took care of it.

The final stage in becoming a knight

What is the second stage in becoming a master craftsman?

What are three reasons for the decline of feudalism?

What was the purpose of stained-glass windows in Gothic cathedrals?

Name the two countries who fought in the 100 Years’ War.

Who gave the speech at the Council of Clermont in 1095 calling for the First Crusade?

Which of the following were new products introduced to Europe as a result of the Crusades?

Why was it important for a knight to wear and carry his coat of arms?

He was crowned Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas Day and he promoted education throughout his kingdom.

Pippen the Short stopped Muslim expansion into Western Europe by winning The Battle of Tours?

_______ describes intense devotion and loyalty to one's own people and country?

Where did villagers take refuge in case of an attack?

The first Frankish King to unite all Frankish tribes under one authority.

What is the definition of a peasant?

After Clovis’ death, his kingdom was divided into how many parts?

When the Roman Empire fell apart, I acted as a unifying force in Western Europe

A mock battle between knights during the middle ages was known as what?

How do you call a person tied to the lord's land?

After the Black Death, it took years for the ______ and ______ to recover.

What caused a stoppage in the 100 Year War for a brief period of time?

Which of the following were reasons why a person went on the Crusades?

What is the art of creating a Coat of Arms called?

The Muslims were accused of causing the Black Death.

Access to the castle across the moat was provided by ____________.

A grant of land

House manager of the palace during the Middle Ages who gained power and eventually became king.

A stronghold of a medieval castle; usually in the form of a massive tower

The Italians were the masters of the sea during the Middle Ages and dominated sea trade.

When did the Hundred Year's War start and end?

What is the other name for a courtyard within the castle?

These are items that were made by people and left behind

What was the ditch that surrounded a castle called?

What were the dates for the Black Death?

He crowned Charlemagne as Holy Roman Emperor on Christmas Day in 800 AD.