Intro to the Middle Ages Review

Intro to the Middle Ages Review

Unit 7

Multiple Choice

When did the Middle Ages occur?

• 0-500

• 500-1000

• 500-1500

• 1000-1500

Multiple Choice

Who was the leader of the Kingdom of the Franks?

• Constantine

• Diocletian

• Charlemagne

• Frank

Multiple Choice

What is it known as when land was owned by kings or lords but held by vassals in return for their loyalty?

• Patricians

• Feudalism

• Peasantry

• Township

Multiple Choice

Who was someone who was given land but promised to follow the landowner's laws and fight for him?

• Vassal

• Peasant

• Fief

• Manor

Multiple Choice

Who would pledge allegiance to a king in return for land that would become the manor?

• Knight

• Noble

• Prince

• Peasant

Multiple Choice

What is a serf?

• A king

• A lord

• A kinght

• A peasant

Fill in the Blanks

Despite being a tough life, many peasants accepted the feudal system because it was

compared to life in the European countryside.

Multiple Select

Which TWO components of medieval Cathedrals was included to help peasants?

• Elevators

• Sculptures

• Stained Glass

• Hymnals

Multiple Choice

What style of architecture was used to build most medieval Cathedrals?

• Gothic

• Corinthian

• Ionic

• Primitive

Multiple Choice

As the growth of the Church made Europe safer, what started to develop?

• Feudalism

• Circuses

• Fast Food Resturants

• Towns/Cities

Before continuing, be sure that you watched the edpuzzle video on the Plague

It will help you with the next five questions...

Multiple Choice

Where had the plague spread prior to reaching Europe?

• Rome/Egypt

• Central/South America

• Australia/Oceania

• China/India

Multiple Choice

T/F: Livestock such as pigs, sheep, and cows COULD NOT catch the plague and were safe from the disease?

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

According to most estimates, roughly how much of the world's population was killed by the plague?

• 1/4

• 1/3

• 1/2

• 3/14

Multiple Choice

Which creature is most likely responsible for the spread of the plague amongst humans?

• Rats

• Fleas

• Rabbits

• Monkeys

Multiple Choice

In addition to the bubonic plague, what other disease may have been spreading around Europe at the same time?

• Anthrax

• Chickenpox

• Malaria

• Bird Flu

The remaining questions are based on the Crusades

Think back to the reading activity that you completed on Friday!

Multiple Choice

Who called for the start of the Crusades?

• Pope Pius

• Pope Urban II

• Charlemagne

• William of Normandy

Multiple Choice

Which piece of land did Pope Urban II want to reclaim?

• Western Europe

• Italian Peninsula

• Byzantine Empire

• Holy Land

Multiple Choice

How many crusades occurred over the next 200 years? (According to Friday's activity)

• Five

• Eight

• Ten

• Twelve

Multiple Choice

Why did Christian pilgrims travel to the Holy Land?

• To visit Biblical sites

• To see famous cathedrals

• To walk the path of Jesus

• To get unique souvenirs

Multiple Choice

Which group of people had gained control of the Holy Land in the 1100s

• Christians

• Seljuk Turks

• Byzantines

• Visigoths

Multiple Choice

Before knights could assemble, who led troops into the Holy Land?

• Pope Urban II

• Constantine

• Peter the Hermit

• King Charles I

Multiple Choice

Who was victorious in the First Crusade?

• Europeans

• Seljuk Turks

Multiple Choice

Who gained power and led attacks on Christians after the First Crusade?

• Vikings

• Persians

• Alexander the Great

• Saladin

Multiple Choice

What did Saladin eventually negotiate with King Richard I?

• Terms of surrender

• Treaty

• Start of the Second Crusade

• They did not ever meet to negotiate anything

Multiple Select

Which of the following (more than one) were brought to Europe as a result of the Crusades?

• Glass

• Spices

• Ideas

• Ice Cream

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