Medieval Europe Quiz 2: Feudalism, Manorialism and Knights

What does this picture represent?

• A castle
• Rivers
• A manor
• Farms

What is a fief?

• land given to Knights in exchange for loyalty
• Something Kings ate
• A disease that killed many peasants
• Not a real thing

What is the difference between a Lord and a Vassal?

• Nothing
• Lords are the boss of the Vassal
• Vassals had more money
• Lords were not connected to Vassals

What was a peasant's job?

• Farming
• Building tools
• Cooking
• All of the above

What were Knights expected to give in exchange for land?

• Loyalty
• Protection
• Taxes
• All of the above

Who technically owned all of the land in the Kingdom?

• The King
• Everyone
• Peasants
• knights

What do Nobles get in return for supplying the King with knights?

• money

• gold and silver

• land

• serfs

What was a large self-sufficient estate ruled by a lord?

• Castle

• Plantation

• Manor

• Fallow

Workers were tied to the land and considered property of the lord were called

• Slaves

• Serfs

• Indentured Servants

• Untouchables

What is the name for the system of promises between lords and vassals that governed Europe in the Middle Ages?

• Christianity
• Feudalism
• Shinto
• Chivalry