Medieval Europe

Feudalism developed mainly because 

• the monarchy was too powerful

• the Catholic Church was failing

• people needed protection

• King John created it

What is the name for the large estate of land a knight lived on?

• Castle

• Manor

• Chivlary

• Land

You did not have to leave the manor for anything. This means it was...

• dependent

• interdependent

• self-sufficient

What does medieval mean?

• prehistoric

• very evil

• middle ages

• modern times

Which Pope called for the First Crusade?

• Pope Innocent III

• Pope John Paul III

• Pope Urban II

• Pope Francis

The Spanish Inquisition's primary focus was on identifying and punishing heretics among which group?

• People who never converted to Catholicism

• Jewish and Muslim people who secretly practiced their old faiths

• Foreign merchants and travelers in Spain

• Protestant reformers from other parts of Europe

What was the new name given to the main part of Britain after the Anglo-Saxon invasion?

• Angle-land

• Saxon-land

• Celtic-land

• Viking-land

Answer explanation

After the Anglo-Saxon invasion, the main part of Britain was renamed to 'Angle-land', which over time became 'England'. This is because the Angles were one of the main Germanic tribes that settled in Britain. The term 'Angle-land' signifies 'land of the Angles'. Other options like 'Saxon-land', 'Celtic-land', and 'Viking-land' are incorrect as they do not match with the historical changes.

What is the system in Europe where lords gave land to vassals for service and loyalty?

• monarchy

• chivalry

• monastery

• 
  feudalism

Which king was "forced" to sign the Magna Carta in 1215?`

• King James

• King John

• King Louis

• King Henry

Why did feudalism develop in Europe in the Middle Ages?

• To give knights a purpose for fighting

• For the kings to have people to rule

• So manors would be useful again

• To provide protection and security