7.27-7.39 Feudal System in Europe Flashcard

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This chart shows the structure of the feudal system in Europe. What does this chart reveal about feudalism?

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It was supported by the work done by the peasants.

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What did peasants gain from the feudal system in Europe?

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land to farm and protection from attacks

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How did the rule of Charlemagne impact Western Europe?

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It united much of Western Europe and increased the influence of the Catholic Church.

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This chart shows the achievements of Charlemagne. Which achievement completes this chart?

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established Christianity as the main religion of Europe

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William the Conqueror is best known for bringing what change to English culture in the 11th century?

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feudalism

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How did the Battle of Hastings impact England during the 11th century?

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It started the Norman conquests of England.

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According to a quote from a letter written by Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV to Pope Gregory VII in 1076, how did Henry IV view the relationship between monarchs and the church?

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He believed that monarchs should have power over the church.

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Who led the Roman Catholic Church during the Middle Ages?

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the Pope

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Why is the Magna Carta considered an important historical document?

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It was the first document to place limits on the power of a monarch.

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This quote is an excerpt from England’s Magna Carta, signed in 1215. The creation of a group of barons whose role was to ensure the Magna Carta’s enforcement was the first step in the creation of what legislative body?

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British Parliament