The Middle Ages: Unit 4 Review

What was the medieval lord's primary responsibility?

What was the purpose of King John signing the Magna Carta?

What was the impact of the Renaissance?

Who were the major Reformers?

A major focus of Renaissance artists was to focus less on God and more on the individual. This was called _________

Who did medieval kings believe gave them the right to rule?

What impact did the Crusades have on Western Europe?

Catholics believe that the ________ has ultimate authority over religion but Protestants believe that the _______ does

What was Pope Urban's purpose for the Crusades?

Wealthy people who sponsored art and commissioned works are called ______________

Under the Feudal System, how does a peasant show loyalty to a lord?

King Henry VIII left the Catholic Church and started his own church because the pope told him that he could not do what?

Who conquered England in 1066 and established feudalism there?

How many people did the Black Plague kill during the Middle Ages?

What event marks the beginning of the Middle Ages?

The great Frankish king who was crowned the Holy Roman Emperor in the year 800 was.........

What was life like in medieval Europe after Rome fell?

Knights-in-training then became squires at the age of 14. What were their duties?

What were land grants from a king to a noble called in feudal Europe?

Why was the Church a unifying force in Europe after the fall of Rome?

What was the house and land of a lord usually called?

16. What does the word "Renaissance" mean?

Martin Luther was upset about the power of the pope, the wealth of the church and the selling of _____________

What was the major cause of the Protestant Reformation?

In which order is the social class from top to bottom?

Normally, how old was a squire when he finally became a knight?

In becoming a knight, a boy first became a page at what age?

A major cause of the Renaissance was.........

Who stopped the Muslim invasion of Europe by defeating them at the Battle of Tours?

What was the inside of a castle or manor house often like?