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1
Feudalism during Medieval Europe deals with a person's __________
ability to buy and sell items
ability to fight and protect people
amount of money the person possessed
social class
2
The purpose of stained glass windows was to ____________
tell stories about the Bible to those who couldn't read
show off the power of the Church
test the skills of merchants in selling glass
make churches look beautiful
3
Kings and barons were also able to read and write in Medieval Europe.
True
False
4
Serfs were at the bottom of the feudal pyramid and had no rights.
False
True
5
The Magna Carta limited the power of King John.
True
False
6
Serfs were expected to _____________.
gather firewood
build huts and homes
take care of horses
grow crops for the lord
7
Medieval churches collected ______ from everyone in the kingdom.
taxes (tithes)
food
horses
prayers
8
Knights wore their armor all the time so they were prepared for any battle.
False
True
9
During the early Medieval times, who was still able to read and write?
bandits
peasants
serfs
monks
10
A knight's code of chivalry meant that the knight should be ________
truthful
able to protect the weak and defenseless
honest
able to work for money for his services
11
Charlemagne was a ________ who helped the Franks gain a large empire.
baron
knight
king
serf
12
The Magna Carta protected the rights of all people when it was signed.
True
False
13
One example of a daily occurrence during the Dark Ages was
trading with other kingdoms
death
traveling to new cities
building tools
14
Everyone followed the rules of the Medieval Church because they wanted to get to heaven.
False
True
15
Why were there many kingdoms in Western Europe?
they had different religions
they had different cultures
they had different leaders
all of these are reasons why there were kingdoms
