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WorksheetsChapter 11 Assessment
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
All Western Europeans were Christians after the fall of Rome.
True
False
What type of economy was feudalism?
A land-based economy.
A gold-based economy.
A religion-based economy.
A war-based economy.
Who was at the top of the feudalism hierarchy?
Pope
Emperor
King
Vassal
What was the manor system?
A system where kings gave everyone in their kingdom a home.
A system where knights would live in the king's manor.
A system where the people that lived on the manor worked and were protected by their lord.
A system where peasants were closer to the top of the feudalism hierarchy.
What caused the conflict between Pope Gregory VII and King Henry IV?
King Henry wanted to divorce his wife but the pope would not allow it.
King Henry appointed his own priests to become bishops.
Pope Gregory wanted to split up the Holy Roman Empire, which King Henry was next in line for.
King Henry believed Pope Gregory to be a weak and corrupt pope.
What was the Magna Carta?
It was the largest and most accurate map during the Middle Ages.
It was a new set of laws within the Roman Catholic Church.
It was a new set of laws that weakened the authority of the king.
It was a law that made it illegal for lords to have serfs.
Which was similar to the Samurai code, Bushido?
Chivalry
Templarism
Knighthood
Common law
What was the purpose of the Crusades?
To destroy Islam.
To reclaim the Holy Land.
To make peace agreements with the Muslims.
To get rich.
What was the Inquisition?
A list of questions the King gave to his people to get to know them better.
A way for peasants to find out which job their skills are best suited for.
A way to discover and punish non-Christians.
A festival started by King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain.
What were the three most influential conflicts to take place during the Middle Ages?
The Inquisition, the Crusades, and the Peasant's Revolt.
The Crusades, King Henry vs. the Pope, King John vs. Magna Carta
King Henry vs. the Pope, King John vs. Magna Carta, Peasant's Revolt
The Inquisition, the Peasant's Revolt, and King John vs. the Magna Carta
Why did towns grow despite a large portion of the population being killed off by the plague?
People began having more children.
People moved to towns for better jobs.
People moved to towns to escape disease.
Towns did not grow.
Why is the Magna Carta still important today?
The Magna Carta ended monarchies.
Parts of the Magna Carta called for the separation of Church and State.
Parts of the Magna Carta are used in the Constitution and English Bill of Rights.
The structure of the American government is exactly the same as the one created by the Magna Carta.
In what way did the Crusades weaken feudalism?
The Crusades increased trade between Europe and the Middle East, which led to the rise of the merchant class.
A large number of people were killed in the Crusades.
The Church became more powerful than the king and his lords.
The Crusades decreased trade between Europe and the Middle East, which led people to move to town for work.
What led to the emergence of feudalism in Europe?
Charlemagne was a poor emperor so people looked to their lords for protection.
Europe fell into chaos after the death of Charlemagne, so people looked to their lords for protection.
Kings could not control their kingdoms so they needed their lords to protect them.
Peasants were concerned that the king was taking advantage of them, so they looked to their lords for protection.
What happened as a result of King John's weakened power?
The barons overthrew King John and put King Richard in power.
King John decided to abdicate the throne because he was worried the barons were going to kill him.
The Church decided to lead an Inquisition against him.
The barons forced King John to sign a document that reduced his power and guaranteed certain individual rights.
What impact did the Hundred Years' War and the Black Death have on medieval Europe?
Europe became weak and vulnerable to attack by the Muslims.
Towns grew because workers moved to towns where they could ask for higher wages.
People became more suspicious of each other, which started the Inquisition.
England took over the French monarchy which ended tensions between the two countries.
