2nd 9 Weeks Review

The feudal system_

• spread from Europe to Japan

• lasted longer in Japan

• did not last long in Europe or Japan

• lasted longer in Europe

What did knights receive in exchange for their pledge of loyalty to a lord?

• a weapon

• a fief

• an income

• a title

The people who were most important in spreading Christianity throughout Europe were

• the monks, missionaries and knights

• Saint Benedict, Saint Partick, and the monks

• Saint Patrick, Saint Benedict, and Charlemagne

• the popes, missionaries, and monks

The Viking, Magyar, and Muslim invasions of Europe directly caused the development of which system?

• manor system

• code of chivalry

• Benedictine Rules

• feudal system

Feudalism began to spread to Britain soon after what event?

• Charlemagne was crowned Emperor of the Romans.

• the Vikings began raiding northern Europe

• William the Conqueror invaded Britain

• Eleanor of Aquitaine married King Henry II of England

What conclusion can you draw about the connection between religion and feudalism?

• Feudalism worked best in Christian societies.

• Feudalism could not operate in a society that was religious.

• Feudalism was not successful in Buddhist societies.

• Feudalism could operate in societies with different religions.

Which of these is not a reason why the Crusades failed?

• lack of money and supplies

• fighting within the Catholic church

• fighting within the crusades themselves

• lack of motivation

Why did the leaders of the Byzantine Empire ask Pope Urban II for help?

• they were being attacked by the Huns of China

• they were being attacked by the Turks

• they needed someone to run the church

• all of these

How did the Black Plague impact the feudal economy of Europe?

• the labor shortages ended the feudal economy

• the feudal economy became stronger and was the backbone of Europe

• the serfs continued to pay their feudal dues to the lords and live on parcels

• the serfs were tied to the land and continued to work very long hours

Why was the Magna Carta so important?

• Because it limited the power of the Catholic church

• it limited the power of the King

• it helped raise money needed to fund the Crusades

• it allowed the King to tax people without their approval