Middle Ages Remediation Lesson

Middle Ages Remediation Lesson

by Virginia Gonzalez

Middle Ages

Multiple Choice

What is a fief?

• large piece of land

• manor

• payment

Multiple Choice

What is a vassal?

• person who receives a piece of land

• another name for a king

• person who works on a ship

• person who works in the church

Multiple Choice

What was the Eastern half of the Roman Empire called after the fall?

• Ottoman Empire

• Byzantine Empire

• Orthodox Empire

• Turkish Empire

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true about the Western half of the Roman Empire after its fall?

• chaos, turmoil and violence

• constant invasion of outsiders

• decline in cities and learning

• all of these are true

Multiple Choice

Which of the following was NOT an effect of the invasions?

• disruption of trade

• cities and towns abandoned

• learning decreased

• travel was easier and safer

Multiple Choice

A system of exchanging land for loyalty and service is called what?

• caste

• feudalism

• hierarchy

• fief

Multiple Choice

Why did feudalism develop?

• no centralized government

• Great Schism

• Protestant Reformation

• invasion of the Ottoman Turks

Multiple Choice

Who controlled political life under the feudal system?

• nobles

• knights

• peasants

Multiple Choice

Because manors were self-sufficient, they did not need to do what?

• form armies

• farm

• trade

Open Ended

Pick 3 words (and only 3 words) to relate to today's lesson

Multiple Choice

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17. Which of the following was one result of all the Crusades to the Holy Land?

• Roman Catholics gained control of the Holy Land and the territory surrounding it.

• There was an increase in cultural exchange between Europe and the Islamic empire.

• The Catholic Church recognized the religion of Islam and welcomed its leaders.

  D.

• The kingdoms of Europe established diplomatic relations with Turkey and North Africa.

Multiple Choice

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What change in climate conditions in Western Europe caused the Great Famine of 1315-1316?

•  long-lasting and severe drought

• extremely cold annual temperatures

• extremely high and persistent levels of rainfall

• severe crop pest infestation from the Medieval Warm Period

Multiple Choice

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The most ruthless Northern invaders whose unique dragon ships allowed them to attack cities along the sea coasts and set up the political system in Western Europe were known as:

• A. Visigoths

• B. Vikings

• C. Huns

• D. Vandals

Multiple Choice

FL.SS.912.W.3.7

A large self-sufficient estate on which a lord lived and was worked by serfs was called a

• A. Danelaw

• B. Plantation

• C. Manor

• D. Three Field System