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Revision for year 7 end of unit test on Life in medieval Medieval England #year7 #history
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One third to half the population of England died.
Negative consequence of the Black Death
Positive consequence of the Black Death
2
What language were church services in medieval times?
French
Anglo-Saxon
Old English
Latin
3
Which candidate for the throne came from Noway?
Harold Godwinson
William Duke of Normandy
Harald Hardrada
Edward the Confessor
4
Motte and Bailey castles could collapse under the weight of the keep
Strength of a Motte and Bailey Castle
Weakness of a Motte and Bailey Castle.
5
They had to pay for the land given to them in work and food
Barons / Tennants in Chief
King
Peasants
Knights
6
Why was Thomas Beckett killed?
They were friends, but Beckett got religious
All 3
Fell out with the king over church courts
He didn't support Henry's decisions
7
Why did so many people die of the Black Death?
Poor hygiene / living conditions made it easy to spread.
Trade and transport links spread it.
They blamed it on God and looked towards superstition
They didn’t know the cause so didn’t know how to cure it
8
Who could read in medieval times?
All boys
People in the Church and a few rich people
Only the King
Everyone
9
The poll tax was withdrawn
Event during the Peasants Revolt
Consequence of the Peasants Revolt
Cause of the Peasants Revolt
10
At the top of the Feudal System
King
Peasants
Barons / Tennants in Chief
Knights
11
Who was the king of England in 1060?
Harald Hardrada
Edward the Confessor
William Duke of Normandy
Harold Godwinson
12
Sent by God because people had sinned
Cause of ther Black Death
Cure for the Black Death
Prevention of the Black Death
13
Which candidate for the throne invaded first?
Harald Hardrada
Harold Godwinson
William Duke of Normandy
Edward the Confessor
14
Which of these are jobs a parish priest did?
Teach children of the rich
All of them
Heal the sick
Keep church records
15
Sing hymns and whip each other to show God how sorry you are.
Cure for the Black Death
Prevention of the Black Death
Cause of ther Black Death
16
Who was the head of the Catholic church?
Pope
Bishops
Archbishops
Priests
17
What was a Doom painting?
A picture of Hell
A painting shoing the end of the world.
A painting on the wall of a church showing a religious scene
18
What religion were people in England in medieval times?
Catholic
Puritan
Protestant
Church of England
19
Why might the King have got frustrated with the Church?
They had lots of money
All of the above
They had nicer clothes than the King
People were sometimes more loyal to the Church than the King
20
Carry a bunch of herbs and hold it to your nose at all times.
Cause of ther Black Death
Prevention of the Black Death
Cure for the Black Death
21
What roles would a Parish Priest have?
Healing the sick
Collecting taxes from the villagers
All of the above
Teaching rich children how to read and write
22
Which church person was less important than archbishops, but more than parish priests?
Archbishops
Pope
Priests
Bishops
23
Position of the planets
Prevention of the Black Death
Cause of ther Black Death
Cure for the Black Death
24
The large walled area where the soldiers lived in a Motte and Bailey castle.
Moat
Motte
Keep
Bailey
25
The fear never went away.
Positive consequence of the Black Death
Negative consequence of the Black Death
26
Why was the Domesday Book carried out?
So that he could tax people correctly.
Evidence about who owned what in England and how much it was worth.
He wanted to know how much tax had been paid duing Edward the Confesso’s reign.
William had to have an accurate record of the state of his land.
27
Use figs and onions to soften the swellings. The onions should be mixed with yeast and butter.
Cure for the Black Death
Prevention of the Black Death
Cause of ther Black Death
28
William persuaded many poweful French nobles to join him by promising them land in England if he won.
Harold's Mistakes
William's Skill
29
Years after the Black Death, peasants feared that the lords would take back their privileges
Event during the Peasants Revolt
Consequence of the Peasants Revolt
Cause of the Peasants Revolt
30
What was the Haying of the Noth?
When William built Motte and Bailey castles
When Harold G and Harald H fought each other at Stamford Bidge
When Harald H landed and marched to York.
After a rebellion in the noth William bunt all crops and killed animals
31
Peasants gained a better standard of living.
Positive consequence of the Black Death
Negative consequence of the Black Death
32
What was the Domesday Book?
He wanted to know how much tax had been paid duing Edward the Confesso’s reign.
So that he could tax people correctly.
William had to have an accurate record of the state of his land.
Evidence about who owned what in England and how much it was worth.
33
Motte and Bailey castles were weak because they were initially built from wood.
Weakness of a Motte and Bailey Castle.
Strength of a Motte and Bailey Castle
34
Survivors gained more land from the dead so became richer.
Negative consequence of the Black Death
Positive consequence of the Black Death
35
They had to pay for the land given to them and provide knights for the King
Barons / Tennants in Chief
Peasants
King
Knights
36
Peasants marched on London to plead with the king to hear their complaints.
Event during the Peasants Revolt
Cause of the Peasants Revolt
Consequence of the Peasants Revolt
37
Who was killed in Canterburry Cathedral?
King John
Beckett
Harold
William
38
Which TWO candidates for the throne became the King of England?
William Duke of Normandy
Edward the Confessor
Harald Hardrada
Harold Godwinson
39
Which TWO candidates said that they were promised the throne by Edward?
Harald Hardrada
Harold Godwinson
William Duke of Normandy
Edward the Confessor
40
Motte on a Motte and Bailey Castle
The Village
The water around the outside
The Hill
41
Who fought who at the Battle of Stamford Bidge?
Edward the Confessor
Harald Hardrada
Harold Godwinson
William Duke of Normandy
42
Which candidate for the throne came from England?
Harald Hardrada
William Duke of Normandy
Edward the Confessor
Harold Godwinson
43
One of the few people who could read and write in the village. Who was he?
Lord of the Mannor
Women
Peasants
Priests
44
Don't go near stagnant water, slaughter houses or rubbish heaps.
Cause of ther Black Death
Prevention of the Black Death
Cure for the Black Death
45
Which church person was found in every village? The bottom of the church system.
Archbishops
Priests
Bishops
Pope
46
Peasants were forced back into their old way of life
Consequence of the Peasants Revolt
Event during the Peasants Revolt
Cause of the Peasants Revolt
47
Motte and Bailey castles were quick and easy to build.
Strength of a Motte and Bailey Castle
Weakness of a Motte and Bailey Castle.
48
The water that went around the outside of a Motte and Bailey castle in a figure of 8.
Moat
Bailey
Keep
Motte
49
Harold decided not to rest his men after marching south. Instead, he went staight to fight William.
William's Skill
Harold's Mistakes
50
The king met the rebels and said he'd give them all that they asked for.
Consequence of the Peasants Revolt
Event during the Peasants Revolt
Cause of the Peasants Revolt
51
Who fought who at the Battle of Hastings?
Harald Hardrada
William Duke of Normandy
Edward the Confessor
Harold Godwinson
52
They had to pay for the land given to them and fight for the Barons
Knights
Barons / Tennants in Chief
Peasants
King
53
Richard II introduced a new tax called the Poll Tax.
Event during the Peasants Revolt
Cause of the Peasants Revolt
Consequence of the Peasants Revolt
54
Bad smells called miasmas
Cause of ther Black Death
Prevention of the Black Death
Cure for the Black Death
55
Who was the head of the Catholic church in ENGLAND?
Bishops
Priests
Pope
Archbishops
