Unit 6 Review World

How is the manorial system involved in economy?

• Small kingdoms became more self-sufficient so it decreased trade

• Manors were focused on cash crops so it boosted their economy

• Because peasants could focus on specializing, they were able to create more items.

• The Manorial system required people to travel so roads were improved.

MOST important aspect of European feudalism?

• Islam boomed throughout the world

• the Christian Church was able to control the world

• the use of vernacular languages in worship made reading increase

• the oath of loyalty between vassal and lord increased because they were providing protection

Charlemagne was important because

• Ended the spread of Islam

• He invaded the Americas and created the 13 colonies

• the Catholic Church was unable to control his political actions.

• He made a safe empire in Europe

Who is more likely to plow a field?

• lord

• knight

• serf

• vassal

What most embodies feudalism?

• Feudalism helped increase production in the Industrial Revolution

• Feudalism helped the world develop colonization

• Feudalism created a caste system in Europe that allowed people to be classist

• Feudalism was built upon a system of buying and selling serfs obtained from other lands

Which group of people utilized Feudalism?

• Indian

• European

• Native American

• Southeast Asian

Guilds, feudalism, and the manorial system are associated with which of the following time periods?

• Medieval

• Imperialism

• Neolithic Revolution

• Industrial Revolution

- Knight
- Vassal
- Serf
- Peasant

These terms are MOST associated with which period in world history?

• Middle Ages

• Neolithic Age

• Hellenistic Period

• Industrial Revolution

Politics and social standing of the church during the Medieval times are

• They were lowered during this time

• Church and king are on even ground

• Church was less than king but still powerful

• Church was the top dog and the king was lower than them

Who promoted learning and education during this unit?

• nobles and kings

• priests and monks

• doctors and lawyers

• traders and businessmen