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Medieval vocabulary #feudalism
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T/F: People were born into a social class for life during the Middle Ages.
false
true
2
A ___ is an unfree peasant farmer in feudal society.
serf
fief
noble
lord
3
T/F: Vikings wanted to establish permanent colonies in western Europe.
true
false
4
T/F: A page would have to learn how to sing, dance and have good manners.
True
False
5
Kings believed they got the right to rule from
God
the people's vote
being wise
the Byzantine Emperor
6
___ is a political and social system to create an organized society.
Self-Sufficient
Government
Feudalism
Cathedrals
7
T/F: The fall of the Western part of the Roman Empire led to the development of feudalism.
True
False
8
William the Conqueror is significant because he...
brought feudalism to England
banned slavery in England
was the last Roman emperor
was the first Holy Roman Emperor
9
In the feudal system, who is at the top of the social hierarchy?
vassal
knight
pope
king
10
Who attacked western Europe from the north (present-day Norway and Denmark)?
Vikings
Magyars
Huns
Muslims
11
Who is the lord's vassal?
monarchs
ladies
popes
knights
12
A code of conduct for a knight's behavior is...
chivalry
coat of arms
dress code
manners
13
T/F: The eastern part of the Roman Empire that survived was known as the Byzantine Empire
True
False
14
The highest type of European noble, ranking just below a prince, is a...
duke
bishop
pope
squire
15
What did nobles promise to give monarchs in exchange for land?
slaves
knights
serfs
scientists
16
T/F: Manors were typically very close to each other (walking distance).
false
true
17
A boy around the age of 14 training to become a knight is known as a ....
squire
knight
page
apprentice
18
A person who received land in exchange for loyalty and service is called a...
serf
vassal
clergy
pope
19
Why is Charlemagne called "King Father of Europe?"
he was the first king in Europe
he was the longest reigning monarch ever
he had many children
he unified Christian lands into one empire
20
Land that is given to a vassal is known as a...
city
fief
ocean
neighborhood
21
___ is a social structure where people are organized into ranks of importance.
moat
hierarchy
manor
inflation
22
T/F: Noblewomen had all the same responsibilities as lords (except fighting).
false
true
23
In the feudal system, a knight had to take an ___ of loyalty to his lord.
oath
excommunication
chivalry
clergy
24
A boy at age 7 began his training to become a knight. He is known as a...
squire
knight
apprentice
page
25
Who attacked western Europe from central Asia?
Persians
Magyars
Muslims
Vikings
26
Who attacked western Europe from the Middle East and North Africa?
Magyars
the English
Vikings
Muslims
27
The government in the western Roman Empire was replaced by many...
rival kingdoms
Orthodox states
trading hubs
Viking emperors
28
T/F: All peasants are serfs.
false
true
29
T/F: Peasants were only allowed to farm.
true
false
30
The growth of feudalism in Europe was caused by the
rivalry between empires
collapse of a strong central government
decline of the Roman Catholic Church
decline in citizenship
31
Who would most likely wear this?
peasant
knight
lady
serf
32
The area surrounding a castle, sometimes filled with water, is known as a...
jester
mill
moat
manor
33
The religion Clovis and Charlemagne spread throughout Europe
Orthodox
Christianity
Islam
Judaism
34
T/F: There was no need to leave the manor since manors were self-sufficient.
true
false
35
Who is the monarch's vassal?
queen
knights
peasants
lords
36
Who helped lead the Franks into Christianity by marrying a Christian and getting baptized?
Charlemagne
Constantine
Clovis
William the Conqueror
37
The lord's land including the castle is called a...
city
manor
neighborhood
kingdom
38
Another name for the time period known as the medieval times is
Dungeons and Dragons
Renaissance
Feudalism
Middle Ages