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Unit 3 High Middle Ages

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What starts to change in the Middle Ages after the Crusades?

a)

Trade

b)

Religion

c)

Food

d)

Geography

2.

How would Guilds help a Blacksmith and a Stained glass window maker?

a)

to learn more about God

b)

to share resources and save time on tasks

c)

to protect their families from famine

d)

to teach each others children

3.

Characteristics of living in medieval cities...

a)

cities were small, streets were narrow, wall surrounded

b)

Wide spread through the countryside

c)

Underground caves and catacombs

4.

Do we have "Guilds" today?

a)

Yes

b)

No

5.

Which of the following is a Craft guild?

a)

Mercantile store owner

b)

Priest, Bishop, Monk

c)

Horse breeder

d)

Baker

6.

What does a leather worker and a bookbinder have in common?

a)

They love to read

b)

They are Roman Catholics

c)

Their family lineage

d)

Use and/or need animal skins.

7.

Which was not a sanitation problem for the medieval society?

a)

polluted springs and wells

b)

chamber pot dumping

c)

houses burning frequently

d)

burning of cow dung for fires

8.

What will become of the medieval guilds

a)

They will all become secret societies

b)

They will become labor unions

c)

They will cease due to non-interest

d)

They will become corporations

9.

What is the not a process of becoming part of a guild?

a)

a journeyman creates a masterpiece

b)

parents bring a child to a master craftsman

c)

parents pay a master to train their child

d)

master adopts child for life

10.

Guilds helped control

a)

wages, hours, prices and working conditions

b)

police and religious officials

c)

family relations

d)

santitation

11.

Spring, Fall, Fallow pertains to...

a)

Seasons

b)

3 field system

c)

Eurasian Steppe

d)

Lyrics to a song

12.

What was the original purpose of the crusades?

a)

To spread the word about Jesus

b)

To stop Islam from pervading Constantinople

c)

To make a pilgrimage to Jerusalem

d)

To disperse the black plague to the enemy