Quiz 7 Middle Ages & 4 Causes

Who were the individuals who invaded the Western Roman Empire, divided it into kingdoms and created chaos during the Middle Ages?

• English Armies
• Barbarians
• French Soldiers

What is Feudalism, which existed during the Middle Ages?

• a political and social system in Europe during the Middle Ages serving as a protective system as well
• a social structure system only in the United Kingdom that ranked everyone in society
• an economic system that encouraged competition and free enterprise throughout the country and internationally.

In the middle of the feudal system social structure were the ________________ who provided protection to peasants, nobles, and kings.

• knights
• slaves
• peasants

Because of potential invasions from barbarians and other Kingdoms, often during Feudalism, Kings and Lords would build what for protection?

• Dynasties
• Plantations
• Castles/Manors

The King would appoint a Lord to a part of land, the Lord would employ Knights for protection, and the Knights offered protection to the Peasants/Serfs who would then have to pay?

• Taxes for protection
• Work for sustainability
• Protection for knights

What are the four reasons we covered in the past days, that describe the 4 causes that contributed to the end of the Middle Ages?

• Crusades, Black Death, 100 Years War, and Great Papal Schism

• Kings, Lords, Knights, and Serfs
• Crusades, Age of Enlightenment, 100 Years War, and the Great Awakening

Even though the Crusades were a religious war, one positive effect of the war was??

• Forced people in Europe to accept customs other than their own
• Showed force to the conquerors of the Holy Land
• Blending and introduction of new ideas and customs between European Christians and Muslims from the Middle East

One major disease developed from a flea and rat that made its way from Asia to Europe and caused major losses in life was?

• COVID-19
• Bubonic plague/Black Death
• Spanish Flu

The conflict of the Hundred Years War was between what two kingdoms?

• France
• England
• Spain

During this time, the Catholic church and main clergy were divided; having two popes at the same time. At one point even having three Popes

• Great Awakening
• Great War
• Great Papal Schism