Middle Ages Exam Review!!!!

What happened to Europe in the decades shortly after the fall of the Roman Empire?

Medieval Christians feared excommunication because they believed that...

The deadly plague that swept through Europe in the 1300s AD was called the...

The most accepted cause of the Black Plague that swept through Europe and killed 2/3rds of the population is?

What are monasteries?

The main power struggle for supremacy during the Middle Ages was between Kings and Popes

What provided one of the only stable connections to earlier times after the collapse of the Western Roman Empire?

Invaders from Scandinavia who attacked parts of Europe.

What were knights given in return for their service?

How did life change for surviving peasants and serfs after the plague?

What happened to Europe in the decades shortly after the fall of the Roman Empire?

King Richard I was nicknamed...?

Which of the following events did NOT contribute to the decline of feudalism?

Which of the following contributed to the plague, known as the Black Death, spreading over much of Europe?

England's Magna Carta limited the power of...

During the Dark Ages, why did the nobles have to defend their own lands?

The most accepted cause of the Black Plague that swept through Europe and killed 2/3rds of the population is?

What happened to Europe in the decades shortly after the fall of the Roman Empire?

What happened to Europe in the decades shortly after the fall of the Roman Empire?

This man was a brilliant warrior and strong king who was named Emperor of Europe by Pope Leo III.

What event was used as both a training tool for knights and a form of entertainment for lords and peasants.

Feudalism was A political and economic arrangement in which a lord provides protection in exchange 4 loyalty & service.

Viking ships allowed for them to travel through rivers and streams to help them attack villages inland?

What is the name for large and elegant churches where popes and bishops led religious services?

What was one long-term problem caused by the Viking attacks in the 800s AD?