Medieval Europe - Crime and Punishment and the Crusades

Identify the period of Medieval Times:

• 5th to 15th century

• 16th to 18th century

• 19th to 20th century

• 21st century

Which of the following is a similarity between the civilisations of Medieval Europe and Ancient Rome?

• Both had a feudal system.

• Both had a strong central government.

• Both were known for their architectural achievements.

• Both had a polytheistic religion.

Which of the following best describes the changes and continuities in religion between Ancient Times and Medieval Europe?

• There were no significant changes in religious practices.

• Religious practices became more centralized and organized, but the core beliefs remained the same.

• Ancient religions were completely replaced by new religions in Medieval Europe.

• Religious practices and beliefs remained entirely unchanged.

What is the significance of the Holy Land and Jerusalem to the Franks and the Seljuks?

• It was a major trade route.

• It was a religious and cultural center.

• It was a site for scientific research.

• It was a neutral territory.

Feudalism was established because...

• To create a social hierarchy and maintain order and protection in a decentralized manner.
• Feudalism was established to promote equality among all social classes.
• Feudalism was established to encourage individualism and independence.
• Feudalism was established to centralize power in the hands of a single ruler.

Place these events in chronological order: First Crusade, Fall of Rome, Second Crusade, Saladin comes to power, and the end of Trial by Ordeals.

• Fall of Rome, First Crusade, Second Crusade, Saladin comes to power, end of Trial by Ordeals
• Second Crusade, Fall of Rome, Saladin comes to power, First Crusade, end of Trial by Ordeals
• Fall of Rome, Saladin comes to power, First Crusade, Second Crusade, end of Trial by Ordeals
• Saladin comes to power, Fall of Rome, First Crusade, Second Crusade, end of Trial by Ordeals

Describe the conditions experienced by Crusaders in the First Crusade.

• Crusaders in the First Crusade enjoyed luxurious accommodations
• Crusaders in the First Crusade faced extreme weather, lack of supplies, diseases, and fierce battles.
• Crusaders in the First Crusade faced no opposition
• Crusaders in the First Crusade had an abundance of supplies

One way the Church was powerful in Medieval Times.

• Religious authority and influence over political decisions
• Military conquests and expansion
• Economic control over trade routes
• Educational advancements and literacy programs

A new punishment in Medieval Times.

• Stocks
• Guillotine
• Iron Maiden
• Brazen Bull

A punishment that was used both in Ancient Rome and Medieval Times.

• Beheading
• Stocks
• Branding
• Flogging