Medieval History Ch. 2 & 4

The buying and selling of goods.

One disadvantage of not being in a guild was:

Divine Right of Kings meant nobles believed they had the right to position from God.

Merchants lost power during the late middle ages.

An economic process that helped local people become wealthy is:

This was a play about the life of a saint.

One of the games kids played for entertainment was:

A manor was the noble's house on a fief.

During Feudal times, there was not a hierarchy of people.

A journeyman did not own his own shop.

An apprentice had to produce a "master piece" in order to be given the right to set up his own business.

Who is in charge of the Roman Catholic Church?

As towns grew, who gained power?

You would be a page before you were a squire for a knight.

Nobles provided armies for monarchs.

Which of these came last?

A moat is military techonogy?

Which group threatened Europe from the South?

This helped lead to larger towns.

Today's barbers were known as merchants during the middle ages.

Boodletting was used in Medieval medicine as a way to get deceases out of the body.

An arbitrary tax that was given to peasants when lords needed money.

A major improvement for dealing with accused criminals was:

This was an agreement between a monarch and a group of people that allowed them to manage and create laws for a town.