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Middle Ages Review
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A #social studies Middle Ages topic review.
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Early Period was in the year 476, during this year
Charlemagne reigned the kingdom
Fall of the Roman Empire
Roman Catholic Church centers of Education
All of the above
2
The three periods of the Middle Ages are
Early, High and Later periods
Beginning, High and Late periods
Early, High and Late periods
Early, Middle and Late periods
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What is a manor?
the place were nobles fought
large state owned by Lords
a field or farm
a large piece of land
4
The Middle Ages were known as
medicine was primitive
peasants could move up
Dark age superstition and feudalism
Age of enlightenment and literature
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What are some parts of a manor?
windmill, church, craftsmen
manor, peasant room, farm, church
Backyard, farm, market area,
castle, ladies room, garden
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The Late Period was known for
darkest period of the Middle Ages
Gunpowder used in bloody wars
period of peace and prosperity
took place during the 1800s
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Who was Julian of Norwich?
a young nun
a legend from the Middle Ages
writer of Revelations of Divine Love
a devoted holy woman
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The High period was known for
Christianity spread through Europe
Education was not accessible to all
Little Red Riding Hood born
Muslims took over Europe
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King Charlemagne's accomplishments were
king's sons inherited his kingdom
Reigned in early and late periods
Promoted a law included slaves
Spread of Christianity, education
10
Mention the social classes of M.A.
monarch, vassals, nobles, peasants
nobles, servants, kings, lords
monarch, nobles, vassals, peasants
vassals, nobles, kings, ladies
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Women in the Middle Ages could
Could not have jobs or businesses
take care of the family
had jobs owned business
no influential women were seen
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What is feudalism?
lords worked for peasants
fee for service
nobles worked for the king
service in exchange for land
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Who was Joan of Arc?
a warrior princess
a young bride of a noble Lord
someone who heard voices
a warrior, French supporter, military
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Who was Hildegard?
theologian, scientist and composer
no one important
a little peasant girl
a famous scientist from M.A.