Education in the middle ages

What is the feudalism?

• A social structure of Middle Ages

• The social, politic and economic system of the Middle Ages

• The social, politic and economic system of the Modern Ages

• A economic system in the Middle Ages

Answer explanation

The feudalism is not only a social structure, it's a system that includes politics and economics elements

who were at the base of the social structured pyramid of feudalism?

• The king

• Vassals

• Peasants

• Chivalrics

Answer explanation

Peasants were at the lowest part of the social structure, since they were subordinate to everyone in the vassal system

What event gave rise to the Middle Ages?

• The crusades

• The discovery of America

• Fall of the Eastern Roman Empire

• Fall of the Western Roman Empire

Answer explanation

The Middle Ages developed in Europe, where had developed the Western Roman Empire

Between which centuries did the Middle Ages develop?

• 12th - 14th

• 5th - 10th

• 5th - 15th

• 10th - 15th

Answer explanation

This period is divided into late Middle Ages and early Middle Ages.

Medieval society was made up of fixed social groups called...

• Artisians, Warriors and Emperor

• Nobility, Clergy and common people

• King, vassals and clergy

• Peasants, Lords, clergy and King

What were the Christian military invasions to rescue the Holy Land called?

• The Crusades

• The Feudalism

• Christian expansion

• Monastic orders

Answer explanation

At the Council of Clermont (1095) Pope Urban II invited the faithful to "take up the cross" and to rescue the Holy Land from the infidels.

During the 12th ant 13th centuries, importants changes ocurred in Europe, among them, a new social class emerged, what is its name?

• Merchants

• Bourgeoisie

• Artisians

• Magister scholae

Answer explanation

The Bourgeoisie emerged when trade developed after the crusades

What type of education is the following statement related to?

It was Secular, Aristocratic and Universalist...

• Monastic School

• Trivium and Quadrivium

• Scholasticism

• Chivalric education

What institutions developed around cathedral libraries?

• Art galleries
• Monastic institutions
• Museums
• Universities

In what type of schools does the figure of the teacher as a professional (magister scholae) appear for the first time?

• Municipal schools

• Cathedral schools

• Monastic schools

• Guild schools