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Medieval Europe Half Way Review
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Review of Medieval Europe studied so far this term.
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1
The political and social system of Medieval times was called?
democracy
feudalism
socialism
manoralism
2
A similarity between these 2 sources:
Both sources are secondary sources.
Both sources provide evidence of the nobility having power over peasants.
Both sources depict an enjoyable way of life.
Both source show a realistic representation of peasant life.
3
Feudalism social power order
kings and popes
king, lords/clergy, barons/knights, peasants/serfs
knights and serfs
clergy, king, knights, peasants
4
People who lived and worked on land owned by others were called
lords
kings
monks
peasants and serfs
5
The reward promised by Pope Urban II in this speech:
Money
A position in the church
Remission of sins
Land
6
This document gave more legal rights
Fief
Tithe
Common law
Magna Carta
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Identify the statement below that is a FACT:
Source A is a secondary source representing life in Medieval Europe.
Source A is a romanticised representation of life in Medieval Europe.
Source A is not a representation of life in Medieval Europe.
Source A is a primary source created in Medieval times.
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What punishment is described in this source?
trial by jury
trial by ordeal
trial by combat
trial by water
9
Purpose of Pope Urban II speech:
Invite people on an adventure
Help Christians in the east who were at threat
Provide training for knights
Encourage the poor to improve their lives
10
The leader of the Catholic Church is the
Pope
clergy
king
bishop
11
A lord's home was the centre of his...?
town
monastery
guild
manor
12
How is this source biased as a primary source showing manor life in Medieval Europe?
Artist is trying to impress Duke who paid for the artwork.
It was painted by the Duke.
It shows nobles doing farmwork.
It is a secondary source
13
A trained warrior in Medieval times was called a
serf
knight
merchant
king
14
Painting that was created in 1200 showing life in Medieval Europe is a:
secondary source
Opinion
Fact
primary source
15
A reason by Fulcher of Charters included Pope's speech in his Chronicles:
to show how caring the Turks were
to show bravery of knights
to justify the crusades due to Pope's support
to criticise the pople
16
In the Middle Ages, the Catholic Church played an important role in
guilds
warfare
religion
serfdom
17
Which statement is an OPINION?
Source A is a picture of the Duke of Berry's manor.
Source A was created for the Duke of Berry.
Source A was created to flatter the Duke of Berry.
Source A was created c1415.
18
Match this source to the punishment context:
Punishment used in medieval times and ancient times.
Punishment designed as a deterrent.
A punishment based on a trial by jury.
Punishment used in ancient times but not used in medieval times.
19
Match this source to the punishment context:
Punishment designed as a deterrent.
Punishment used in ancient times but not used in medieval times.
A punishment for nobles only called trial by combat.
Ancient punishment based on trial by combat.
20
Feudalism operated on motivating people through:
land
land, protection and loyalty
food
protection
21
When would this punishment be used?
when the accused couldn't pay for a lawyer
when torture didn't work
when a noble or clergy was accused
when there was a lack of evidence to decide guilt
22
Whose life is described in this source?
Ploughman (peasant/serf)
Clergyman
Lord of the manor
Knight
23
A difference between these 2 sources:
Source A is fact; B is opinion.
Source B is romanticised; Source A is more realistic.
Source A is romanticised; Source B is more realistic.
Source A depicts a hard life; B depicts an easy life
24
Illumination that was created in 1400s showing manor life in Medieval Europe is a:
Opinion
secondary source
Fact
primary source
25
Match this source to the punishment context:
Punishment designed as a deterrent.
Punishment used in ancient times but not used in medieval times.
A punishment based on a trial by jury.
Medieval punishment based on trial by ordeal.
26
These were a series of conflicts by Christians to gain control of Jerusalem
Hundred Years' War
Inquisition
Crusades
Renaissance
27
A piece of land given to a vassal was called a
guild
fief
chapel
manor
28
Match this source to the punishment context:
Medieval punishment based on trial by ordeal.
Punishment designed as a deterrent.
A punishment based on a trial by jury.
Punishment used in ancient times but not used in medieval times.
29
Feudalism came about because of ...
a lack of farmland
an increase in population
lack of trained warriors
warfare and political disoder
30
Punishment in Medieval times changed from Ancient times but level of violence did not:
True
False
