What was the job of Guilds?

They made guidelines for their craft

What is the difference between Feudalism (F) and Manorialism (M)

(F) was based on loyalty, (M) was based on labor for protection locally

Why were fairs important durign the Middle Ages?

They helped revive local governments

Why was the Church important during the Early Middle Ages?

It was the only major institution that survived the fall of Rome

How was life on a Medieval Manor different from life in a Medieval city?

Cities were unsanitary and had craftspeople, manors were focused on farming

How did Charlemagne bring stability to Western Europe during his reign?

He unified Western Europe, which became the Holy Roman Empire

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Unit 1 Topic 1 The Medieval World

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1
The king would offer a land or a _____ to lords in exchange for loyalty.
Knight
Fief
Vassal
Nobility
2
Anyone who accepted land and promised loyalty in return was considered a ______.
Vassal
Nobility
Fief
Knight
3
What was the job of Guilds?
They freed serfs from their lords
They made guidelines for their craft
They charged fees for fairs
They collected taxes for the manor
4
How did monks help or have influence during the Middle Ages
They helped the poor
They started schools and kept learning alive
All of the Above
They saved many ancient texts
5
What physical feature is located WEST of Europe?
The Atlantic Ocean
The Pyrenees Mountains
The Alps Mountain Range
The Mediterranean Sea
6
What physical feature divides France and Spain?
The Mediterranean Sea
The Alps Mountain Range
The Atlantic Ocean
The Pyrenees Mountains
7
Which event most likely led to the creation of monasteries shown on the given map?
The fall of the Roman Empire
Charlemagne's spread of Christianity
The start of the Feudal System
Pope Leo III's founding of the Holy Roman Empire
8
During the Middle Ages, ______ were soldiers on horseback that promised to protect the king in times of war
Monasteries
Knights
Nobility
Vassals
9
What was the legal system shown in the diagram based on?
Loyalty
Science
Religion
Trade
10
Lords and Barons were considered ______ during the Middle Ages.
Knights
Nobility
Vassals
Fief
11
What is the difference between Feudalism (F) and Manorialism (M)
(F) was based on loyalty, (M) was based on labor for protection locally
(F) was based on loyalty locally, (M) was based on labor for protection
There was no difference; different names, same thing
(F) was a system to feud with others, (M) was a system on good manners.
12
Why were fairs important durign the Middle Ages?
They helped revive local governments
They honored religious holidays
They made the king more powerful
They reduced the need for trade
13
What physical feature was completely surrounded by the Roman Empire?
The Pyrenees Mountains
The Atlantic Ocean
The Mediterranean Sea
The Alps Mountain Range
14
What was the lord of the manor required to provide for his serfs?
Food
Protection
Clothing
Money
15
Why was the Church important during the Early Middle Ages?
It was the only major institution that had the ability to pay for roads
Most people in Europe practiced Christianity at this time
Most people in Europe viewed the pope as a sort of king
It was the only major institution that survived the fall of Rome
16
How did the three-field rotation benefit medieval society?
It made towns safer
It increased food production
It helped Serfs turn the soil
It limited the power of lords
17
What physical feature crosses through Italy?
The Atlantic Ocean
The Alps Mountain Range
The mediterranean Sea
The pyrenees Mountains
18
How was life on a Medieval Manor different from life in a Medieval city?
Manors were the site of fairs and trade: cities focused on farming
Manors were unsanitary and had craftspeople, cities focused on farming
Cities and Manors were not different during the Middle Ages
Cities were unsanitary and had craftspeople, manors were focused on farming
19
Which group was responsible for preserving books like the one shown?
Lords
Monks
Apprentices
Peasants
20
How did the fall of the Roman Empire contribue to the beginning of the Middle Ages/Dark Ages?
Led to a lack of Government, causing social and political instability
All of the Above
It led to a decline in trade and economic activity
It made life unstable and caused learning and skills to be lost
21
How did Charlemagne bring stability to Western Europe during his reign?
He became the Pope of the Christian Church
He caused the fall of the Roman Empire
He conquered other lands and force them to follow a certain way of life
He unified Western Europe, which became the Holy Roman Empire
22
What is the benefit of this style of book popularized by Charlemagne?
They were made for the common people
They helped public libraries grow
They spread the Christian faith
They could be read more easily

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