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1
What document (signed in 1215) prevented the monarchs from ruling unjustly and made set laws
Magna Carta
Declaration of Human Rights
Declaration of Independence
Charter of Bill of Rights
2
In what year did William of Normandy take over England
1066
1500
1000
800
3
what percentage of people where peasants in medieval times?
100%
50%
90%
10%
4
At what age did your training start to be a knight?
31
21
7
14
5
How many days a week did the peasants work?
6
3
4
5
6
Who was the highest in the medieval feudalism pyramid?
Nobles
King/Queen
Serfs
Knights
7
The loyalty, bravery and honour code by which Knights lived by
Chivas
Savagery
Chivalry
Cavalry
8
Punishment in Medieval Europe consisted of
Restorative Justice
Scold's bride, being burned alive, drowned, hung and prison.
Writing a series of letters to the king to apologise
9
the name given to the open grassy space (in a village) where sheep and cows could be grazed
Bailey
Common
Paddocks
Field
10
What leader brought order in the form of a feudal system to Western Europe to Galle (France)
Caroline
Champagne
Charlene
Charlemagne
11
In medieval Europe, people were likely to die by the time they were
20 years old
They didn't - they became zombies
100 years old
Less than 40 years old
12
What was the main religion of medieval Europe?
Celtic Paganism
Hinduism
Islam
Christianity
13
Which Religious organisation had big influence on Medieval Europe, particularly in the west?
The Protestant church
The Anglican church
The Catholic church
Orthodox church
14
What was the main occupation of most peasants?
knights
tax collectors
farmers
shop keepers
15
what tended to dominate the middle of a town in medieval times?
government buildings
town hall
community hall
cathedral
16
Peasants were at the bottom of the medieval feudalism pyramid.
True
False
17
Who would have lived in the building circled in red?
Lord
Villaine
Priest
Reeve
18
What were the Crusades?
A mission to discover the new world
An adventure to find treasure
A religious voyage to secure the Holy Land
A religious voyage to secure the Mother Land
19
buildings in Medieval towns were often ...
Bigger than cities in modern times.
widely spaced with wide streets
mutli storey; shops at the bottom and residences on top
crowded and noisey
20
what name was given to the early part of the Medieval time period?
Dark Years
Bleak Years
Dark Days
Dark Ages
21
what was the name given to medieval "chemists"
witches
ironmongers
doctors
apothecarries
22
What were you "offically" called if you spoke out against the Church's teachings?
philistine
warlock
heretic
witch
23
In Medieval Europe, what was a manor?
A two-room wooden hut
A village and its surrounding land
A castle with a moat
A stone house
24
what were the Crusades for?
Egypt
The Holy Land
Pakistan
Jeruselum
25
When were the crusades?
200-300
1764-1894
2000-2016
1096-1272
26
the head of the church during medieval times
cardinal
pope
archbishop
bishop
27
The most important institution in Medieval Europe was:
Government
The Church
Universities
28
Approximately betwen which years was the Medieval time period?
1500AD to 1800AD
500BC to 1500AD
500 AD to 1500AD
500BC to 1500BC
29
Who were the two religions that fought in the crusades?
Roman Catholics and Christians
Christian and Jewish
Buddhist and Islam
Christianity and Islam
30
Who was at the bottom of the fuedal system structure
Nobles
Serfs
Peasants
Slaves
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What are Crusades?
A series of books based on religion.
A series of wars based on religious beliefs.
A medieval game.
A march.
