WorksheetsMedieval Europe and Feudal Japan
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Who was at the top of Medieval Europe's Feudal Structure
A Pope
A Monarch
A Shogun
A Emperor
In both Medieval Europe and Feudal Japan , the largest social population were...
Peasants
Ronin
Knights
Children
The Emperor of Japan had the ultimate power and was able to make any decision they wanted.
True
False
Peasants were able to...
Move freely around at any point.
Marry a princess to move up the social standings of the feudal system.
Avoid paying taxes if they had a bad farming year.
Loudly talk about how much they hated the king.
None of these things.
Samurai was a name for untrained warriors who would wander the countryside in Europe.
Incorrect, samurai were loyal to a Daimyo and stayed in one place to keep the order.
Incorrect, wrong continent.
Incorrect, samurai were very well trained.
All of the options are incorrect.
The Feudal System in Europe was ranked (from top to bottom).
Monarch, Lords and Bishops, Knights and Lesser Clergy, Peasants.
Peasants, Knights and Lesser Clergy, Lords and Bishops, Monarch
Monarch, Peasants, Lords and Bishops, Knights and Clergy
No ranks, it was a utopia where everyone shared for the common good.
The Feudal System in Japan was ranked (from top to bottom).
Artisans, Emperor, Ronin, Peasants, Samurai, Merchants, Shogun, Daimyo
Merchants, Artisans, Peasants, Ronin, Samurai, Daimyo, Shogun, Emperor
Emperor, Shogun, Daimyo, Samurai, Ronin, Peasants, Artisans, Merchants
The Emperor just handed out ranks as they saw fit.
Japanese peasants in the feudal system had a major advantage, this was...
They were allowed to move around.
Japanese peasants were seen as essential, important members of society because they grew the food.
They never had to pay taxes.
The emperor would spend 5 days every 5 years as a peasant, so he understood what it was like outside his palace.
This is an example of...
The Pope, riding into glorious battle
A painting of a Japanese Samurai
A photograph of a Japanese Samurai
A knight on holiday
Why were merchants considered lower than peasants in Japanese feudal society?
They were non essential.
They were all untrustworthy.
They couldn't make anything on their own.
They spread diseases.
