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Year 8 - Medieval Europe revision
Year 8 - Medieval Europe revision
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Revision of Year 8 Medieval Europe unit
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Witches were believed to be
Great doctors
Harmless old ladies
The devil's followers, bringing suffering & unhappiness
A bit weird
2
The group who worked the land and paid taxes in the form of crops was
The knights
The peasantry
The lords
Sub-tenants
3
The punishment for witchcraft was
Burning
Hard labour for the lords
Jail
Paying a fine
4
Joan of Arc
convinced the French king to let her lead the army
convinced the French king to make peace with the English
became ruler of France
never fought with the French army
5
The thick soup eaten by peasants was called
peasant soup
disgusting
pottage
country harvest soup
6
The main idea of the Magna Carta was
To share wealth between the king and the lords
We don't know, it has not been translated
To stop abuses of power by the king
To give more rights to the king
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Chivalry was
a serious act of disloyalty to the king
what knights followed as a code of honour
part of the castle
money given by a bride's family to the groom
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The plague which killed millions of people in medieval Europe was called
The Black Plague
The Black Death
The Death Plague
The Rat Plague
9
The village and its surrounding land were called a
town
village
castle
manor
10
The series of military campaigns that Christians fought against Muslims from 1096-1291 were
The Holy Wars
The Crusades
The Catholic-Muslim Wars
The Catholic Campaigns
11
William Wallace fought
Joan of Arc
the Scottish
the French
the English
12
The iron gate which was lowered to prevent entry to the castle was a
Donjon
Portcullis
Keep
Moat
13
The King of the Franks and often called the Father of Modern Europe was
King Frank
King John
Charlemagne
William Wallace
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Feudalism was the system for
organising land use and controlling people, run by a monarch
organising where farms should be located
Deciding who became king
organising land use and run by the people
15
The poor people in medieval Europe were expected to
serve as soldiers
work on farms but never serve as soldiers
work on farms or in trades and serve as soldiers
advise the king
16
The pope who helped make Christianity powerful was
John Paul
Vigilius
Gregory 1
Francis
17
During medieval times, most people lived in
London
Towns
The countryside
Castles
18
The law of the Catholic Church was called
Christian law
Catholic law
Canon law
Cardinal law
19
Medieval punishments included
Trial and error
Trial by retribution
Trial by ordeal, trial by order
Trial by ordeal, trial by combat and trial by compurgation
20
In medieval Europe, people were likely to die by the time they were
20 years old
100 years old
Less than 40 years old
They didn't - they became zombies