Despite how terrible it sounds, why didn't people leave the manor?

fear of execution if caught stealing

What is true of Trial by Battle, but NOT Trial by Ordeal?

You could choose a champion to undergo the trial for you.

Why is the Magna Carta so important?

It began the idea of "due process," or fair trials.

What was NOT an effect of the Crusades?

Muslims and Christians never exchanged ideas

What is a religious order?

membership to a religious group, making one a nun, pastor, etc.

What is the significance of Marco Polo?

He was a renowned traveler who told tales of his adventures.

What is NOT true of Thomas Becket?

He butted heads with King John.

Which of these was a term of the Magna Carta?

The monarch was subject to the laws of his land.

What did King John do to make England so mad?

He got all of England placed under interdict.

Why was feudalism established?

so everyone knew their position in society

What was an upside to life on the manor?

occasional feasts held by your lord

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Social 9 - Unit 4

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1
Despite how terrible it sounds, why didn't people leave the manor?
fear of Roman legions on the road
all of the above
fear of execution if caught stealing
they loved the king, and would never defy him
2
Why did the Church have so much power in the High Middle Ages?
all of the above
The average person was very scared of hell.
The average parishioner couldn't read.
It collected a lot of taxes.
3
Which of these is not associated with manors?
demesnes
canonization
fiefs
subsistence
4
Which of these describes the home of a peasant during the HMA?
all of the above
shared with livestock
a fireplace without a chimney
one-room
5
What is true of Trial by Battle, but NOT Trial by Ordeal?
You could choose a champion to undergo the trial for you.
You were able to pay a fine to avoid it.
God was determined to have influenced the outcome.
A judge delivered the final verdict.
6
Why is the Magna Carta so important?
King John was killed by the barons, ending feudalism.
The Crusades started because King John refused to sign it.
It began the idea of "due process," or fair trials.
It marked the start of monarchs as the main ruling parties in Europe.
7
Which court dealt with treason?
Church court
Royal court
Canon court
Manor court
8
What was NOT an effect of the Crusades?
Muslims and Christians never exchanged ideas
Millions of lives were lost.
The king's power increased.
Land was left unattended when nobles died.
9
What is a religious order?
a punishment like interdict or excommunication
a law coming from the church courts
what is delivered when a new pope is named
membership to a religious group, making one a nun, pastor, etc.
10
What is the significance of Marco Polo?
He first brought silk to Europe via east Asia.
He first established a market in the city of London.
He was a renowned traveler who told tales of his adventures.
He went on a Crusade to Jerusalem.
11
What was the difference between a freeholder and a serf?
Neither of the above.
One was not able to leave the manor without permission.
One was seen as part of the land, & was bought, sold, and traded with it.
Both of the above.
12
What was NOT a danger of life on the manor in the HMA?
poor weather leading to poor crops
poor immunity to diseases
holidays off from work
excommunication
13
What is a danger that men, not women, dealt with during the HMA?
being called to war
childbirth
unsanitary living conditions
public executions
14
Who is a knight a lord to?
kings
nobles
church officials
serfs
15
Who are kings vassals to?
all of lords, knights, nobles, and peasants
no one
members of religious orders
some of lords, knights, nobles, and peasants
16
What is NOT true of Thomas Becket?
He wanted churches to maintain their own court system.
He butted heads with King John.
He was named a saint after his death.
He was murdered in a church.
17
What were the Crusades fought over?
valuable real estate
missionaries wanted to convert new followers
tax increases in England
trying to push Muslims out of all of Europe
18
Finish the statement: "Most people during the High Middle Ages..."
loved to travel and see the world
didn't ever leave their manors
supported the court systems and their punishments
hated how long the Crusades went on for
19
What is the significance of William the Conqueror?
He won the Battle of Hastings.
all of the above
He established feudalism.
He brought French rule into England.
20
Which court used excommunication as a punishment?
Royal court
Church court
all of the courts
Manor court
21
Which of these was a term of the Magna Carta?
Taxes only needed the king's approval to be passed.
The monarch was subject to the laws of his land.
A person accused of a crime was now guilty until proven innocent.
Church court would be removed and assumed into manor court.
22
What did King John do to make England so mad?
He got all of England placed under interdict.
He wrote the Magna Carta.
He was publicly flogged.
He defeated a French king in war.
23
Which of these terms is NOT associated with the Church?
relic
tithe
illumination
demesne
24
Why was feudalism established?
so everyone knew their position in society
to reign in the king, who was out of control
none of the above
to celebrate Harold's victory in the Battle of Hastings
25
Which court dealt with witchcraft?
Supreme court
Manor court
Church court
Royal court
26
What was an upside to life on the manor?
houses which are firetraps
occasional feasts held by your lord
paying taxes to your lord
rich diet of meat from animals hunted in royal forests

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