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WorksheetsFeudalism Test 2ºESO
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
All peasants were ‘tied’ (couldn’t leave without permission) to their lords’ property.
True - all peasants were tied to their lord's property
False - some peasants were free and some were serfs, only serfs were tied to their lord's property
In the feudal system, knights worked for
themselves
kings
peasants
nobles
Which of the following organizational structures is ordered correctly?
low power - - - → - - - high power
serf → knight → noble → monarch
serf → noble → knight → monarch
knight → noble → serf → monarch
serf → monarch → knight → noble
What is a fiefdom?
A warrior who fights on a horseback
Land granted to a vassal for military service
A lower noble
Land the king grants to peasants
What is a serf?
A noble who cannot leave the farm they were born on
A peasant who cannot own property and must work a nobles land
A knight who serves a lord for life
A peasant who pays the noble to farm the noble's land
If you lived in the Middle Ages, your social class was determined by
birth
wealth
religion
education
Who was the chief monk in a monastery ?
Monk
Abbey
Abbott
Nun
Vassalage was established in a dual ceremony:
The homage and the coronation
The Investiture and the tournament
The homage and the investiture
None of them
Was composed of priests and bishops
Regular clergy
Secular clergy
Peasantry
Nobility
The privileged included (you can mark more than one)
Peasants
Nobility
Clergy
Artisans
Merchants
What were most people in feudal society?
Nobles
Clergy
Peasants
Artisans
Why did peasants work for a noble?
to swear loyalty.
to help him in his military campaigns.
to obtain his protection
Which peoples invaded western Europe between the 9th and 10th centuries? (you can mark more than one)
Franks
Normans(Vikings)
Muslims
Hungarians
Castles were the homes of ... (you can mark more than one)
kings
peasants
clergy
feudal lords
Select the things that nobles did inside their castles (you can mark more than one)
collected taxes
held banquets and received vassals
went hunting and practiced falconry
held jousting tournaments
went horse riding
These were military campaigns to defend the cross (the symbol of Christianity).
Fiefdom
Feudalism
Holding
Crusade
The monks and nuns were subject to monastic rules. The everyday jobs in the monastery were programmed according to a timetable and discipline was strict.
True
False
The origins of feudalism...
Insecurity provoked by invaders
Weakened monarchies
Peasants' need of protection
All are correct
