Feudal Europe

Place where monks prayed and made copies of the Bible.

Which of the following is the BEST definition of FEUDALISM?

The top of the social hierarchy in Feudal Europe. (think: the pyramid we drew together)

Which of the following groups did NOT invade Europe during the Middle Ages?

A worldview centered on Western civilization (such as Europe and America).

The Frankish kingdom existed in which modern-day country?

What is another name for "peasants"?

This term - made up of the Latin words medium and aevum - translates to "Middle Ages."

Which of the following was NOT a major change to Europe after the Fall of Rome?

Unlike Japan, the geography of Europe has a lot of THIS.

Which group in feudal Europe fought to protect the people?

This ruler of the Franks expanded his kingdom's territory as well as Christianity,

These people owned land and thus held much power and wealth.

Which of the following was NOT part of the life of peasants?

What institution survived after the Fall of Rome and held Western Europe together?

Most people in feudal in Europe belonged to THIS group...

A self-sufficient, fortified land belonging to nobles - often with a building or castle.

What is one reason why the Middle Ages is sometimes called the Dark Ages?

What led to the development of feudalism in Europe?

How did feudalism benefit people in Europe during the Middle Ages?