Feudal Europe Lesson

Match

Match the following

• Center of the manor

• Basic staple of peasant diet

• Rules knights followed

• Business groups by craftspeople

• Noble who served a lord of higher rank

Great Hall

Bread

Chivalry

Guilds

Sword

• Great Hall

• Bread

• Chivalry

• Guilds

• Sword

Multiple Choice

Knights were required to follow the code of chivalry, which included all EXCEPT:

• Honoring the church

• Obeying their lords

• Showing respect to all women

• Being brave

Fill in the Blank

The central building of a castle was called the ____.

Multiple Choice

Peasant cottages were typically made of:

• Stone and wood
  

• Wood and metal

• Plastered clay with thatched roofs

• Brick and mortar

Dropdown

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Select answer

days per year did peasants NOT work due to Catholic feast days?

Multiple Choice

After the collapse of the Roman Empire, what happened to trade?

• Trade (almost) ceased to exist.

• Trade declined and became more localized.
• Trade remained unchanged and continued as before.
• Trade flourished and expanded globally.

Multiple Choice

In medieval cities, women could do all EXCEPT:

• Prepare meals
  

• Raise children

• Manage household money

• Serve as knight

Dropdown

The basic tasks of peasant women included ​​ ​

Select answer

and ​

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Multiple Choice

What was the typical starting age for an apprentice (become a blacksmith or leatherworking)?

• 8 to 10 years old
• 15 to 17 years old
• 18 to 20 years old
• 12 to 14 years old

Multiple Choice

__________were built on hills for better visibility and defense.

• Houses
• Temples
• Towers
• Castles

Multiple Choice

Which city in Italy became wealthy through trade?

• Venice
• Florence
• Milan
• Rome

Multiple Choice

The medieval city streets were characterized by:

• Wide, straight, paved roads with spacious buildings.
• Narrow, winding streets with modern architecture.
• Narrow, winding, unpaved streets with closely packed buildings.
• Unpaved, straight streets with large open spaces.

Multiple Choice

The Magna Carta was signed by:

• King Richard III
• Queen Elizabeth I
• Henry VIII
• King John of England

Fill in the Blank

Henry II created what important legal system?
The ____ system

Multiple Choice

The Normans were originally from:

• Germany
• France
• Italy
• Scandinavia

Multiple Choice

The Slavs settled in Eastern Europe around:

• 7th century AD
• 6th century AD
• 5th century AD
• 8th century AD

Multiple Choice

What was the primary reason Moscow grew in importance?

• Cultural significance as a religious center.
• Military strength during the Cold War.
• Historical importance due to ancient architecture.
• Strategic location as a trade and political center.

Multiple Choice

Who married the Byzantine emperor's sister and declared his people Eastern Orthodox?

• Justinian I
• Vladimir the Great
• Constantine the Great
• Basil II

Multiple Choice

The First Crusade resulted in:

• The capture of Jerusalem and the divison of land into Crusader states.

• The defeat of the Byzantine Empire.
• The establishment of the Holy Roman Empire.
• The signing of the Treaty of Verdun.

Multiple Choice

The Fourth Crusade notably:

• The Fourth Crusade successfully captured Jerusalem.
• The Fourth Crusade was primarily a military campaign against Egypt.
• The Fourth Crusade ended with a peace treaty between Christians and Muslims.
• The Fourth Crusade is notably recognized for the sack of Constantinople.

Multiple Choice

The Black Death first appeared in:

• North America

• Africa

• Europe

• Asia