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WorksheetsMedieval Europe part 1
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 10mins
the period of European history between the collapse of Rome and the Renaissance, lasting roughly from A.D. 500 to 1450. - 2 answers
Medieval times
Middle Ages
Reformation
Mongolian era
What is the definition of feudalism?
a belief system based on the teachings of Confucius,
The political and social system of the Middle Ages in Europe, in which lords gave land to vassals in exchange for service and loyalty.
an economic system based on private ownership of economic resources and the use of those resources to make a profit.
A political system in which a ruler has total power.
What are all 4 levels of the feudalism pyramid system.
general, colonel, major, captain
president, vice president, speaker, congressman
pope, archbishop, bishop, priest
King, church officials & nobles, knights, peasants
Charlemagne created a general policy that brought what to his people?
food
Education
the internet
freedom of speech
Pope Gregory VII stopped kings from appointing__________.
presidents
judges
church officials
nobles
What Germanic people settled the area known today as France?
mongols
franks
slavs
celts
Europe’s seas and rivers played an important part in Europe’s growth because they provided both protection and opportunities for?
expanding kingdoms
trading ideas with nearby countries
converting distant groups to Catholicism.
isolation
Medieval knights followed rules called the code of?
Chivalry
Bushido
Conduct
Hammurabi
Under which social system did landowning nobles provide protection to their people, in return for their services and loyalty?
mercantilism
Capitalism
Feudalism
protectionism
A person who worked the lord’s land was called?
A noble
A knight
A cook
A serf
What Italian city was a major trading center during the Late Middle ages?
Venice
Paris
London
Constantinople
What was a warrior in armor who fought on horseback called in Medieval Europe?
A Samurai
A Knight
A Peasant
A Freeman
To kick someone out of the church is called?
impeach
divert
expelled
Excommunicate
