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A #worldhistory quiz about #Feudalism in #Europe during the #MiddleAges
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1
Who was the first king of the Franks to convert to Christianity?
Charlemagne
All the above
Clovis
Constantine
2
Which of the following groups did not try to invade Charlemagne's empire?
The Mongols
The Magyars
Muslim armies
Vikings
3
Charlemagne being crowned emperor of the Romans meant the Roman Empire had started up again.
True
False
4
Which particular invention helped Vikings cause massive destruction?
flat-bottom ships
woodblock printing
the compass
gunpowder
5
What do we call the vassals of Japanese feudalism?
Shogun
Samurai
Haiku
Daimyo
6
What do we call the time that falls between ancient times and modern times?
Missionaries
Christianity
Monasteries
Middle Ages/Medieval
7
Which of the following is NOT a group that invaded Europe in the Middle Ages?
Magyars
Muslims
Slavs
Vikings
8
William the Conqueror named himself King of England after he conquered it.
False
True
9
Was education important to Charlemagne?
No
Yes
10
The Medieval warriors that provided protection to manors and kingdoms.
knights
nobles
vassals
serfs
11
Where did Vikings come from?
Gaul
Scandinavia
Old Roman Empire
Germany
12
A large estate owned by a lord is know as a(n)____________.
fiefdom
manor
village
castle
13
Who brought Feudalism to England?
all are correct
Richard the Lionheart
John of Wales
William the Conqueror
14
In the 480's, Gaul was conquered by a powerful group called the what?
Romans
Monks
Vikings
Franks
15
Which of the following is something that vassals owed to a lord?
all are correct
fight with them in war
protection
taxes
16
Who was the strongest leader of the Franks?
Julius Ceasar
Saint Patrick
Clovis
Charlemagne
17
What was different between Japan and Europe in the middle ages?
Europe was Buddhist
Japan was Christian
Japanese art focused on nature
All of the above
18
The code of honor that samurai followed was called...
Chivalry
Feudalism
None of the above
Bushido
19
The code of honor that knights followed was called...
Bushido
Chivalry
Feudalism
None of the above
20
What do we call the nobles of Japanese feudalism?
Shogun
Daimyo
Haiku
Samurai
21
Who crowned Charlemagne "Emperor of the Romans?"
Pope Leo III
Saint Patrick
Julius Ceasar
Jesus of Nazareth
22
Who was Patrick in this section?
A monk who converted the Irish people to Christianity
A Warlord
Your teacher
A King
23
Religious men who lived apart from society in isolated communites.....
Monks
Vikings
Christians
Missionaries
24
Which woman ruled both England and France as queen?
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Queen Mary
Queen Elizabeth
William the Conqueror
25
Workers who could not leave the manor.
serfs
vassals
slaves
peasants
26
A knight who promised support in exchange for land.
vassal
monarch
lord
serf
27
European and Japanese religions taught very different ways of looking at the world.
False
True