WorksheetsReview Quiz #2 - Feudalism/Renaissance (Jade Villegas)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the most important resources in Feudalism?
(a)
In Feudalism, they are the people who does not own anything but they work on the land.
(a)
(a) gives soldiers to the king.
They are the soldiers who protects the king and the land.
(a)
This is the social system based on the ownership of land.
(a)
The person who ruled the country and who owns all of the land
(a)
Which of the following is NOT true about Feudalism?
The more land you own; the richer you are
People do not usually question of challenge authority.
People could change the social status they were born into.
God decided a person's social status
The way to travel from one place to another.
Route
Feudalism
Navigation
Discovery
This is the territory taken over by more powerful countries.
Route
Discovery
Colony
Kingdom
This were the original owners or first people living in a country.
peasants
indigenous people
Primitive
colony
This word means "not technologically advanced."
indigenous people
colony
route
primitive
A person who studies the stars and the planets
(a)
What did Anthony Van Leeuwenhoek contribute to the scientific revolution?
He used the microscope to discover the microorganisms.
He wrote the one of the most important book in medicine, "On Structure of the human body."
The person who discovered that the sun is the center of the solar system, not the earth.
(a)
The scientific revolution happened during ________________
1400s - 1500s
1500s - 1700s
1600s - 1800s
1300s - 1500s
The word (a) means rebirth.
Andreas Vesalius wrote the most important book about astronomy.
True
False
The Enlightenment is also known as the Age of Reason.
True
False
People during Renaissance studied the ideas from ancient Greeks and Romans.
True
False
Why was it easier to spread knowledge and ideas during the renaissance?
People learn to travel easier.
The monarchs of some countries shared technology with each other.
There were no more wars, so the people focused on studying.
The invention of the printing press.
