WorksheetsMedieval Times
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 23mins
Who owned the manors, had legal power, and could administer justice?
Kings
Knights
Lords & Ladies
Peasants
Who was in charge of the kingdom?
Lords
Ladies
Knights
Kings
Who did the work on the manor and produced just about everything?
Knights
Peasants
Monks
Nuns
Terrible disease that spreads quickly and kills many people
Plague
Fief
Manor
Kingdom
A separate manor sometimes given to a Knight
Fief
Castle
Deforestation
Cathedral
A warrior in armor who fought on horseback
Feudalism is based on land that is granted to someone in exchange for__________.
Loyalty
Money
Crops
Mix tapes that spit hot fire
A written legal agreement signed in 1215 that limited the English monarch's power
Crusades
Magna Carta
Feif
Vassel
Increase of individual rights and the right to trial by jury are part of the
Magna Carta
Twelve Tables
U.S. Constitution
Justinian's Code
What was a main goal of the Crusades?
to spread Christianity to the Byzantines
to take Jerusalem from the Muslims
to set of German monasteries
to teach christians how to read
Community life in western Europe during the Middle Ages was centered on
School
Theater
Church
Town Hall
When was the Medieval Period?
500-1500 AD
200 BC-500 AD
1490-1590 AD
In Feudalism, a vassal was a
Lord who owned land
A nobleman who answered to the king
a servant who answered to a lord
To protect themselves and their people when attacked
A long conflict between England and France over who was the rightful ruler of France.
Black Death
Feudal System
Vassel
100 years war
Which famous French hero helped instill French nationalism during the Hundred Years War?
Napoleon
Joan of Arc
Lafayette
King Louis Vii
Put the 4 main social structures of Feudalism in order, from HIGHEST to LOWEST:
King, Knights, Nobles, Peasants
Nobles, Knights, Kings, Peasants
King, Nobles, Knights, Peasants
King, Nobles, Peasants, Knights
The Black Death was quite possibly this disease.
Typhoid fever
Malaria
Measles
Bubonic Plague
He was known as Charles the Great.
Chatterly
Charlemagne
Chippermagne
Charlottemagne
Which statement best describes events after Charlemagne's death?
His sons fought for control; his kingdom was divided
His kingdom grew stronger, thanks to a series of strong leaders
His kingdom became the current country of Germany
His kingdom was concurred by the Vikings and the Magyar invaders
Which statement best describes noblewomen in the Middle Ages?
treated much like serfs
active roles in medieval society
same responsibilities as men
no economic rights
The feudal contract was usually between...
the owner of a manor and his serfs
a noble and his fief
a king and a lord/noble
a knight and the Catholic church
Which of the following shapes our modern idea of romantic love?
castles
chivalry
feudalism
vassals
Chivalry would not allow a knight to attack their opponent until
they shook hands
there was an audience
their armor was put on
the king gave permission
Who typically wore a Coat of Arms?
a Lord
a Knight
a Peasant
a Vassal
Feudalism developed in the Middle Ages because
Emporers were too weak to withstand invasions
Emporers wanted to give their land to others
Emporers had more land than they were able to maintain
All of these
Charlemagne's main goal was to create
a vast empire
a religion with himself as God
an efficient army
a united Christian Europe
A system of using Coat of Arms for identification
Chivalry
Heraldry
Feudalism
Vassalism
A Pagan is
a non-christian
another name for a peasant
a ruler in medieval Europe
a God of light
The church split into what two groups?
Eastern Orthadox and Western Roman Catholic
Eastern Judaism and Western Christianity
Northern Orthadox and Southern Roman Catholic
Norhtern Judaism and Southern Christianity
How many Crusades were there?
2
3
4
5
In the 4th Crusade, what city was attacked that ended up widening the gap bewteen Eastern and Western Christianity?
Constantinople
Jeruselum
Rome
Tripoli
