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WorksheetsHundred Years War Review
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What event, which started around 1500, is missing from the timeline?
Start of Christianity
The Renaissance
The Crusades
The Norman Conquest
Who has the most power in feudalism?
Lord
Vassal
Peasant
Merchant
What two countries fought in the Hundred Years War?
Germany and Italy
England and France
France and the Holy Roman Empire
Spain and Africa
According to the map, what body of water separates England from France?
The English Channel
The Mediterranean Sea
The Atlantic Ocean
The Volga River
When was the Hundred Years War?
The 17th century
1337 - 1452 CE
1100 - 1200 CE
476 CE
What made the Hundred Years War different from most earlier medieval conflicts?
It was a fight among nations, not nobles
It was the first to involve North America
All of the Christians refused to fight
It was faster and smaller than most
Which of the following is NOT a cause of the Hundred Years War?
Due to marriages and inheritance, it was unclear who was the heir to throne.
Both England and France wanted control of the English channel for trade reasons.
The countries were fighting over land, especially English claims to territory in northern France.
The English were fighting a religious war to convert France to Christianity.
Who would most likely display this statue of Joan of Arc?
England
France
United States
Arabic Muslims
Who had control of Normandy in 1429?
England
France
Burgundy
Crusaders
What became more important as a result of the Hundred Years War?
Knights
Castles
Longbows
Latin
Which of the following was NOT a result of the Hundred Years War?
Feudalism became more powerful
The borders of England and France were set
It increased the forces of nationalism
Joan of Arc became a martyr
How did Joan of Arc die?
She was killed in the battle for Orleans
She was exiled by the King of France
She was burned at the stake as a witch
She succumbed to the Black Death
What type of source is an interpretation of evidence created after an event?
Primary
Secondary
Diary
Artifact
Since the authors of primary documents were a part of events, the writings often include (a)
