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Ms. Haywood's Medieval Europe Review Quiz!
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Ms. Haywood's Medieval Europe
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1
The goal of the First Crusade was to
conquer Constantinople.
convert Muslims to Christianity.
Take Jerusalem & the Holy Lands away from the Muslims.
2
The ___________________ was at the top of the social hierarchy.
Kings
Knights
Catholic Church
Nobles
3
Europe became a feudal society because
skilled craftsmen had emerged as farming techniques improved
They had to defend against constant raids/invasions.
the rarity of cash required land to be a payment of service.
4
The Church excommunicated people that didn't believe their teachings. What's
excommunication?
Denial of church membership & their promises
Sent on a Crusade
Turned into a serf
5
What is a fief?
lord of the manor
servants tied to the land
land given to a lord by the king
6
He united all the Frankish kingdoms & converted to Christianity.
Richard the Lionheart
Charlemagne
Clovis
7
What was the purpose of the Magna Carta?
Limit the power of the peasants
Limit the power of the king
Limit the power of the Pope
8
These men were GIVEN fiefs by the king in exchange for service & taxes.
Nobles
Pope
Peasants
9
How did the Black Death spread?
lack of sanitation
All of these
European health was already weakened
Infected fleas on rats
10
Serfs were
young peasants who wanted to become knights.
legally tied to the manor & couldn't leave without asking.
special knights used in naval battles.
11
The word “barbarian” comes from Rome & means
Long-haired warrior
people who don't speak Latin
invaders from the East
12
Frankish king: united most of Western Europe, trial by jury,education, & standardized money
Clovis
Charlemagne
William the Conqueror
13
What effect did the Black Death have on Europe?
Peasants could demand higher wages & rights
The population increased
Manor life became popular
14
How did the Crusades affect the economics of Europe?
Gold and silver brought back caused inflation.
The Crusades led to a decline in the production of crops.
New goods brought in by Crusaders=greater interest in trade
15
Who copied religious & non religious books?
peasants & serfs
noblemen
monks
16
Which of the following events signified the
END
of the Medieval Times in Europe?
The Black Death that caused a shift in the social hierarchy
The Crusades that wiped out unicorns
The collapse of the Roman Empire
17
English king who was a careless king who upset the nobles & was forced to sign the Magna Carta.
King John I
Richard the Lionheart
Clovis
18
This leader gave fiefs in exchange for loyalty.
Catholic Church
King
Knights
19
English king who fought in the Third Crusade against Saladin.
Clovis
Richard the Lionheart
Charlemagne
20
A system of government under a local lord who is bound by promises to the king
republic
democracy
feudalism
21
The Pope's influence in the Middle Ages resulted from
everyone being Christian.
the pope's powerful army
his appointment by the Roman Emperor.
22
Which of the following events signified the
beginning
of the Medieval Times in Europe?
Collapse of the Roman Empire in Western Europe
The Bubonic Plague
The Crusades
23
Gothic style architecture was very popular. What were some of their features?
Earthen walls, thatched roofs, and center fire pit
Pointed arches, flying buttresses, spires, & stained glass
Thick walls for defense
24
What was the basis of wealth & power during this time?
land ownership
the amount of serfs you had
owning a business
25
These vassals served their noble lords with military service.
Nobles
knights
Peasants
26
They did the physical labor on the manor with little to no rights.
Slaves
Peasants/serfs
Nobles
27
Which of the following best defines nobles?
Powerful farmers of the kingdom
Powerful artists of the kingdom
People from rich & powerful families
28
Norman king that conquered England.
Clovis
King John I
William the Conqueror
29
Why did Western European peasants want to fight in the Crusades?
All these reasons
to go on an adventure
to escape manor life
for religious reasons
