Middle Ages Timeline Song

The video explores the influence of the Catholic Church during the Middle Ages, highlighting cultural and political changes brought by Germanic tribes. It discusses the feudal system's role in shaping the economy and the impact of the Norman Conquest on British governance. The video concludes with the spread of a fatal disease and its social implications.

What role did the Catholic Church play during the Middle Ages?

• It had minimal influence over society.

• It controlled various aspects of life and converted tribes.

• It was primarily focused on economic growth.

• It was a minor religious sect.

What was a key feature of the feudal system?

• Centralized government control.

• Trade based on service and hierarchy.

• Complete freedom for all citizens.

• Abolition of agriculture.

Who conquered Britain in 1066, establishing a stable kingdom?

• Charlemagne

• William of Normandy

• Alexander the Great

• Julius Caesar

What was a major consequence of the spread of disease during the Middle Ages?

• Strengthened economies.

• Increased population growth.

• Rise of new religions.

• Significant population decline.

How did the Catholic Church maintain its influence during the spread of diseases?

• By taking control and providing spiritual guidance.

• By focusing on economic policies.

• By abandoning its followers.

• By promoting scientific research.