Unit 2 Middle Ages Wrap-Up! 10/14

Unit 2 Middle Ages Wrap-Up! 10/14

Empires in the Middle Ages- Part 1

Open Ended

For Attendance: Name one person we have learned about during this Unit 2.

Example: serf

Today, we will ...

• know the content covered in Unit 2 for Middle Ages.

• understand what we have learned within our chapters for Part 1 of Middle Ages and how it has changed history.

• be able to review and explain the importance of knowing key ideas and facts about the Middle Ages.

Poll

How did you feel about learning new information on the Middle Ages?

• Great!

• Meh...

• This was hard!

• Can we learn more?

Where did we start?

In Chapter 1 and 2, we covered the key events that lead to the Middle Ages. This was when the "mighty Roman Empire, having grown too big for one emperor to rule, broke apart into the eastern and western parts of the empire."

Knights were covered in Chapter 3 and gave us information on their daily lives!

Multiple Select

What are some duties knights had in the Middle Ages? Choose the duties below.

• Fight as soldiers

• serve their lord

• honor and protect the Church and weaker members

• create shops for selling items

We even learned that there was an "order" of where people are in classes.

Multiple Choice

Who was considered to be the group of people with the most loyalty to the King and kingdom?

• Nobles

• Serfs

• Middle class

• The Queen

In Chapters 2,

We compared and contrasted serfs and lords during the Middle Ages

• Lords governed the serfs and taxed them.

• Serfs worked all day and often had little food and not so good shelter or clothes.

Poll

When we think about comparing serfs and lords, we can say that they were...

• Equal

• Unequal

Chapter 4

We covered how towns were made and what helped to build and expand the land that many own.

Fill in the Blank

___________ are people who sell goods in the market or shops.

We also learned

more about "The Black Death"!

Read this part of our chapter again to answer our next question.

Open Ended

Was it difficult to live in the towns and cities that were disease ridden? Why or Why not?

In Chapter 5, we covered the Power of the Church.

One person we discovered were monks and nuns and their duty to the kingdom.

Multiple Choice

As a monk, you vow to live a ______ and obedient life.

• dangerous

• free

• humble

• silent

Open Ended

What are some of the kings we have learned about in Chapters 6,7,8?