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In the Feudal system, a fief was:
the house of a great lord
a document recording family linkages
a person who stole from a lord
land given to a vassal by a lord in return for loyalty
2
Chain mail was:
a weapon used to attack castles
a type of defence put on early wooden Castles
the fastest way to send messages in the Medieval world
a type of armour made of interlinking metal rings
3
The Holy Land was strip of land located in:
modern day Egypt
modern day Italy and Greece
modern day Israel, Palestine and Syria
modern day Timbuktu
4
In 1315 Europe was struck by a catastrophe were many of the poor starved, it was called:
The Great Famine
The Hunger
Game of Hunger
The Pestilence
5
A trebuchet was a huge:
battering ram with knights hiding inside it
feast held by the King to honour the victorious knights
catapult used to throw rocks, fire or dead bodies at castles
army in formation to attack
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In the Medieval period, a siege was when a castle:
was upgraded from wooden to stone walls
was given to a lord by a vassal
was surrounded, had its supplies cut off, its walls battered
was turned into a roller disco at night
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Early fortresses were called:
Moat and Dungeon Keeps
Motte and Bailey Castles
War halls
Basic Castles
8
In Medieval times, when people were accused of a crime they swore an oath to God and faced:
trial in the High Court
the insults and abuse from the community
trial by unreal or supernatural forces
trial by ordeal - usually fire or water
9
People who devoted themselves to a quiet and withdrawn religious life were called:
flagellants
mottes
monks
vassals
10
The area in a castle where soldiers lived was called the:
garrison
portcullis
manor
garri baldi
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a hole that allowed rocks and missiles to be dropped onto enemies at castle walls was a:
murder hole
rock hole
whack-a-mole
hell hole
12
Charlemagne, King of the Franks, was crowned Holy Roman Emperor on:
Pancake Tuesday 1000CE
Christmas Day, 800 CE
Christmas Day, 700 CE
Easter Monday, 800CE
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In the Feudal system, a vassal was a person who:
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gave loyalty and service to a lord for protection and a fief
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14
William of Normandy invaded England and beat King Harold at the Battle of Hastings in October:
966 CE
1122 CE
2066 CE
1066 CE
15
In the Medieval social hierarchy a Knight was:
a warrior who pledged loyalty to a lord in return for a fief
a person who used their wealth to support the arts
something following Day
a servant of the Church who was loyal to the Pope
16
Feudalism was a hierarchical social system where:
lords gave fiefs (land) to vassals in return for loyalty
peasants gained independence from Lords
lords gave knights to jousting contests for money
Kings pledged loyalty to the Pope
17
The people at the bottom of the social hierarchy and who worked the land were the:
penitants and monks
peasants and serfs
fiefs and Tatars
Priests and Knights
18
The Medieval period begins with the Fall of the Roman Empire in:
476 BCE
476 CE
1476 CE
76 CE
19
A walkway leading into a castle that could be raised was called a:
moat
dragbarge
portcullis
drawbridge
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The document signed by King John in 1215 that gave basic rights to the English people was the:
Papal Bull
Magna Carta
UN Declaration of Human Rights
10 Commandments
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The defensive lake or water around a castle was called the:
dyke
motte
mate
moat
22
The First Crusade to retake Jerusalem and the Holy Lands from the Seljuk Turks in:
1096 BCE
1496 CE
896 CE
1096 CE