Middle Ages Europe and Japan

What best describes the relationship under feudalism in Europe and Japan? (6.2.CO)

• In exchange for land to the farmers/serfs, the farmers/serfs became warriors for their lord.

• In exchange for land and protection, farmers/serfs swore loyalty and service to those who granted this protection.

• In exchange for land to the farmers/serfs, the farmers/serfs farmed the land, protected the monarch, and traveled from town to town trading goods.

• The farmers/serfs protected the monarch, who gave them land in return for feeding the Pope.

What event led to an increase in global exchange? (6.2.P)

• The Missionaries

• The Crusades

• The Feudal System

• The Roman Empire

How did the Crusades increase the European’s interest in trade? (6.2.P)

• The Muslims brought items from Asia to Europe.

• The Crusaders went to Rome to receive a gift from the Pope, which included Asian goods.

• The Europeans sent Muslims to fight in Jerusalem and they brought back goods from Asia.

• The Crusaders brought home Asian goods from Jerusalem.

How did the Crusades influence Constantinople? (6.2.P)

• Constantinople became the crossroads of trade between Europe and Asia

• Constantinople became the new Holy City for Christians and Jews

• Constantinople became the new Jerusalem for all three monotheistic religions

• Constantinople became the home of Pope Urban II

Whose responsibility was it to protect the farmers of the land? (6.2.CO)

• Lord and Shogun

• Lord and Daimyo

• King and Shogun

• King and Emperor

Which of the following is true about feudalism? (6.2.CO)

• It was designed to promote political and economic equality

• It was controlled by the powerful middle class

• It was intended to provide opportunities for social mobility

• It was based on reciprocal obligations and allegiances

What did the Magna Carta do for the English people? (6.2.CO)

• It abolished the system for English vassals

• It took authority from the Catholic Church

• It gave basic rights to all English citizens

• It stated that there should be a system of common law in England

Which of the following best describes the main idea of the Magna Carta? (62.CO)

• A noble was more powerful than the king

• Nobody should rule over a country

• The king has total control of the people he ruled

• The power of the king is limited

What did the Magna Carta’s Great Council eventually grow into? (6.2.CO)

• The English Parliament, which was the first democratic, legislative body in modern Europe

• The English Monarch, which was the first monarch with a legislative body in Europe

• The English Parchment, which was the first democratic and republic body in Europe

• The English Parliament, which was the first monarch with a legislative body in Europe.

What does the map above represent? (6.2.P)

• The Bubonic Plague

• The Crusades

• The Spread of Christianity

• The Spread of Islam