UNIT 2 - REVIEW GAME

What was the purpose of the gates in Christian towns?

• They were used for farming
• They were closed at night and in times of danger
• They were used for military training
• They were used for religious ceremonies

What was the role of the clergy in the Christian Kingdoms?

• They were religious leaders

• They ruled the country

• They organized the army to fight for the king or queen
• They were the most important people in the kingdom

What was the role of the king or queen in the Christian Kingdoms?

• They organized the army to fight for the serfs

• They ruled the county
• They worked for their lord

• They were religious leaders

What was Feudalism in the Christian Kingdoms?

• A system where peasants had the most power
• A system where the king or queen had no power
• A system where the clergy had the most power
• A way of organizing society where the king or queen was the most important person

What was the Christian repopulation?

• The establishment of new Christian kingdoms in the Iberian Peninsula
• The forced conversion of Muslims to Christianity
• The movement of Christians into new territories gained from Al-Ándalus
• The migration of Jews to the Christian Kingdoms

What was the role of women in the Christian Kingdoms?

• They played important roles outside the home, such as making clothes, singing, and establishing monasteries
• They were not allowed to work outside the home
• They had no rights or property
• They were only allowed to work as peasants

What was the social structure like in the Christian Kingdoms?

• The king or queen was the most important person, followed by nobles, clergy, and peasants
• The clergy held the most power, followed by the king or queen, nobles, and peasants
• The nobles were the most important class, followed by the king or queen, clergy, and peasants
• Peasants were the most important class, followed by the king or queen, nobles, and clergy

What was the relationship between the Kingdoms of Castilla and Aragón and the end of the repopulation?

• They continued to fight each other
• They were conquered by the Nasrid Kingdom
• They united and defeated the Nasrid Kingdom
• They were not involved in the repopulation

What was the consequence of the Christian Kingdoms defeating the Moors at the Battle of Navas de Tolosa?

• They were defeated by the Moors
• They were forced to convert to Islam
• They conquered more territories from the Moors
• They lost more territories to the Moors

The Caliphate broke up into smaller kingdoms in...

• 1085

• 1212

• 1031

• 1131