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Medieval Europe Quiz

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who was Charlemagne? *

a)

A short ruler and son of Charles Martel

b)

A king who led the Franks against the Muslims at the Battle of Tours

c)

Holy Roman Emperor who was crowned on Christmas day

d)

A British king who argued with the Pope over who has total authority

2.

Define Feudalism?

a)

A leveled society where each level has duties to the group above it.

b)

A community of Monks

c)

Agreement between the Pope and a ruler of a country

d)

an agreement the Pope made with Charlemagne on Christmas day

3.

A concordat is defined as

a)

An official agreement between the Pope and a rule of the country.

b)

A community of monks

c)

A leveled society where each level has duties to the level above it.

d)

A treaty made with the Vikings

4.

Why was Pope Gregory Vlll important?

a)

He awarded Charles Martel with land for his heroic leadership stopping the Muslims at the Pyrenees Mountains

b)

Crowned Charlemagne Holy roman Empire

c)

Forbade kings from appointing high ranking church officials

d)

Issued a decree for the Crusades

5.

Why were the monks and monasteries important to Medievil Europe?

a)

provided schools for people

b)

provided food and rest for travelers

c)

offered medical care for the sick

d)

All of the above

6.

Most of the population of Europe lies withing how many miles from the ocean or sea? *

a)

100 miles

b)

300 miles

c)

500 miles

d)

50 miles

7.

How were rivers important in the development of Europe?

a)

They provided safety

b)

Encouraged Trade

c)

Rivers kept people apart and allowed different cultures to develop.

d)

All of the above.

8.

Mountains and other geographical physical features protected European kingdoms and allowed independent cultures to develop?

a)

True

b)

False

9.

The Medieval Period or what is often called the Dark Ages comes after the fall of the Roman Empire?

a)

True

b)

False