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World History Unit 4
What were cathedrals?
What is a knight?
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What is a knight?
In medieval Europe an armed warrior that fought on horseback
A leader
A Japanese warrior who fought for the well being of others
A British warrior who fought for his king
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What were cathedrals?
Were helpful workers on the farm
None of the above
1/2 are correct
A building for religion and faith
3
Who is the Joan of Arc?
A British ruler who conquered most of Europe
None of the above
A famous priest who moved her way up to become a leader
At age 18 she lead the french army to a victory over English
4
Who were noblewomen?
All of the above
Women had to follow rules in public
Their schedule was identical to their lord
Life was focused on castles or manors
5
What are scholastics?
The king's loyal helper who helped him make decisions
None of the above
Material that helped people learn
It's application in medieval theology
6
What is excommunication?
The stoppage in communication between the leader and people
The taking away of someone's rights for their wrong doing
None of the above
The taking away of a person's rights of membership in church
7
What is a monastery?
A very popular religion in Medieval Europe
All of the above
None of the above
A religious community of men who devote themselves to prayer
8
What was the 100 years war?
A war that was questioned whether it had happened
Answer 1 and 3 are correct
A battle that lasted over 100 years
A conflict where England battled France on and off soil
9
What were the Middle Ages?
The time period of the collapse of the roman civilization
All of the above
The history of Europe that lasted from the 5th-15th century
It began with the fall of the western roman empire
10
What was a tithe?
Someone who practiced the religion of a different country
Someone who practiced the religion of a different country
None of the above
A family's payment of 1/10 of its income to church
11
What was secular?
The lowest of rankings, equivalent to peasants
The war the Edward III launched
None of the above
Under Gregory, the papacy became a secular
12
What was the bubonic plague?
A minor plague that was spread and did not harm many
A very deadly plague that was spread in Europe
None of the above
A war that was fought between two important cities
13
What is chivalry
None of the above
A code of behavior for the knights to follow. EX: Loyalty
A war fought between north and south China
The medieval Europe dress code
14
What is a Tithe?
When the Europeans fell to Jerusalem
None of the above
Payments to the lord, giving him 1/10 of your salary
A plague that was very deadly
15
What were crusades?
Politically located events
None of the above
An expedition where warriors hope to recover the holy land
A conflict between Russia and Japan
16
Who was Pope Urban II
A leader
None of the above
A teacher
A preist
17
What was manorialism?
A city that had great struggles and suffered
None of the above
Peasants would give labor to their lord in medieval times
A city that was dependent of their preists
18
What is a saladin?
A war that was fought over land
Europeans were shocked to hear, Jerusalem fell to Saladin
A very deadly plague that was spread in Europe
None of the above
19
What were fairs?
None of the above
A gathering held each year on a religious anniversary
A series of meetings in which leaders discuss future
National political parties
20
What was a Reconquista?
A church that people went to weekly to pray
Christian leaders tried to drive the Muslims out of Spain
A religion where people worshiped only one God
None of the above
21
What was the Holy Roman Empire?
The empire that took over Europe and Asia
An empire established in Europe(Germany and Italy currently)
A very popular school in the middle ages
None of the above
22
Who was Richard the Lionhearted
The king of England in the 1200's
None of the above
The king of England in the 1500's
The man who executed the pope
23
What was a Clergy?
Priest who were NOT an example of them
None of the above
A bodyguard for the priest
Officials who perform religious services
24
What was feudalism?
None of the above
I have no idea
The military strategy that Europe used
A political system where nobles were granted the Kings land
25
What is vernacular?
A church
A holy war
None of the above
Someone who led China to their greatest heights
26
What was Canon Law?
Giving land to other people
A vassal
None of the above
All medieval Christians, kings, and peasants were alike
27
What were serfs?
All answers are correct
They paid the lord in form of labor
Peasant farmers who generate their own food
The lowest of the low in terms of power
28
What is a fief?
Someone who farms every day of the year
Someone who worships many Gods
None of the above
The land that people own
29
What is Inquisition
A court held by church
The war edward III launched
When crusades were launched
None of the above
30
What is the lord & vassal?
A person who controlled land and grants estates to vassals
A holder of land
All of the above
People who control and own land
31
What is Gothic?
None of the above
The architecture that flourished in Europe
All of the above
A special worker that the king hired himself
32
What was a fief?
None of the above
Paying 9/10 salary to priest
Paying 1/10 salary to priest
In exchange for military protection or labor this is return
33
What was Battle of Agincourt?
The war Edward III launched to claim the throne
All of the above
Between 1421 and 1453
Victory passed back and forth between the countries
34
What is a guild?
A loyal follower who was devoted to his or her country
None of the above
A loyal follower who was devoted to his or her religion
An association of artisans and merchants who practice craft
35
What was a tournament?
A round robin in which teams played games for fun
A mock battle between groups of knights
None of the above
A war that was very serious and lasted over 50 years
