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What are the possible design flaws with the Feudal system and ranking people in society?
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Who agreed to use part of the lord's land and promised to be loyal and fight for their lord?
fiefs
clergy
peasants
vassals
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A medieval manor was
a territory controlled by a powerful lord
a self-sufficient community
a large house fortified for protection
an agricultural village controlled by a nearby town
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Medieval manors were self-sufficient. Give at least FOUR specific details.
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What role did the wealth of the Catholic Church play in medieval Europe?
It made the church more powerful than the kings
It was used to help the poor in need
It paid the salaries of the clergy
It made the church dependent on the kings
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Peasants
Professional soldiers who were loyal to their lord.
People such as barons, dukes, bishops who controlled fiefs.
Ruler of a kingdom, sat at the top of the social structure.
Worked the land for their lord and had few rights.
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In the 500s CE, the Holy Land was controlled by the
kingdom of France
kingdom of England
Roman Empire
Byzantine Empire
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Why did feudalism develop in both Europe and Japan?
International trade routes were shut down
There was a weak central government
People would no longer have to pay high taxes
Foreign invaders began a new government
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All of the following were causes for the crusades EXCEPT
The Jews want to rebuild the Holy Temple of Solomon
The Christians want to gain access to the Holy Land
The monarchs want to acquire more land and power
The merchants want to increase trade in foreign lands
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Merchants and artisans gave strength to nation-states because they
did not require military protection
had to speak several languages in order to conduct trade
helped kings increase their wealth and power
were given freedom from taxes
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King
Professional soldiers who were loyal to their lord.
Worked the land for their lord and had few rights.
Ruler of a kingdom, sat at the top of the social structure.
People such as barons, dukes, bishops who controlled fiefs.
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Knights
People such as barons, dukes, bishops who controlled fiefs.
Professional soldiers who were loyal to their lord.
Ruler of a kingdom, sat at the top of the social structure.
Worked the land for their lord and had few rights.
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After the Hundred Years' War feudalism declined and a new age in warfare began as a result of
the use of cannons against castles
the development of the longbow
the large French and English armies
the code of chivalry followed by knights
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The crusades were a series of military expeditions between
Muslims and Jews
Christians and Muslims
Catholics and Protestants
Christians and Jews
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Explain why the Holy Land is a center for religious conflict and identify the three religions.
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Nobles and Church Officials
Ruler of a kingdom, sat at the top of the social structure.
Worked the land for their lord and had few rights.
Professional soldiers who were loyal to their lord.
People such as barons, dukes, bishops who controlled fiefs.
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Which best describes a knight?
a lord of a manor
a defender of freedom
an army leader
a professional soldier
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Why did knights become obsolete, or outdated?
The longbow and gunpowder were introduced
The church forbid any military training in Europe
They were all killed during the crusades
They demanded a salary that lords could not pay
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Which statement about feudalism is NOT TRUE?
It distributed power equally among the social classes
People were restricted to their social class
The landowners did the majority of the work
It was based on loyalty and bartering
