Middle Ages

Feudalism refers to...

• a. A type of government ruled by religious leaders

• b. A system of rules based on land ownership in exchange of services between classes

The exchange of pledges between the different social classes during feudalism was known as

• a. Feudal Contract

• b. Fief

Manorialism refers to...

• a. the system where religious leaders run the government

• b. the system where society exists around a manor, or large area of land, owned by a lord.

The Crusades were...

• a. a series of wars during the Middle Ages fought between Muslims and Christians over control the Holy Land of Jerusalem

• b. time period where nomads roamed in search of food

In the Middle Ages, guilds refer to...

• a. an association of merchants who work together to uphold standards of their trade and to protect their economic interests.

• b. an exchange of pledges between the different social classes

The growth of feudalism in Europe during the Middle Ages was primarily caused by the

• a. decline of the Roman Catholic Church

• b. collapse of a strong central government such as the Roman Empire

• c. rivalry between the colonial empires

Manors such as this existed...

• a. In the Middle East during the Abbasid dynasty

• b. In India during the Mughal Empire

• c. In Western Europe during the Middle Ages

During the Middle Ages, society was based on...

• a. accumulated wealth

• b. social classes

• c. educational achievement

The best title for this chart would be...

• a. Feudal Obligations

• b. Role of the Church

• c. Rules for Guild Membership

During the Middle Ages, the Catholic Church...

• a. was not an important part of life

• b. decreased in power

• c. played a significant role in the lives of the people