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WorksheetsYEAR 8 HASS EXAM (History)
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 12mins
When did the black death occur?
1215
1096CE-1381CE
476CE-1500CE
1347CE-1351CE
When did the Battle of Hastings occur?
1096CE
1215CE
1066CE
yesterday
When did the First Crusade occur?
1096CE
1381CE
476CE-1500CE
1431
When did the peasant's revolt occur?
1382CE
1066CE
1215
1381CE
When was Magna Carta created?
1381CE
1215CE
1066CE
814AD
When was the death of Charlemagne?
1215CE
814AD
815AD
1431CE
When was the death of Joan of Arc?
1431CE
814AD
1096CE
1215CE
What is the order of the feudal hierarchy?
King,
Knights, Nobles/church officials, peasants/serfs
King, Nobles/church officials, Knights, peasants/serfs
King,
church officials/ Knights, Nobles, Peasants/serfs
peasants/king, church officials, nobles, knights, serfs
Manorialism Definition
A system where and how people lived in Medieval Europe.
A social hierarchy in medieval Europe.
A form of punishment where people were held by their hands/feet.
A house.
Serf Definition
A medieval peasant who worked the land on a Manor
The Manor Manager
(looked after business matters)
Important land within the Manor
A person who owns/is in charge of the manor
Steward Definition
Cheif serf in the village
Important land within the Manor
Guarded crop fields to ensure livestock didn't damage them
The Manor Manager (looked after business matters)
Hayward Definition
The cheif serf in the village
Guarded crop fields to ensure livestock didn't damage them
The Manor Manager (looked after business matters)
Form of punishment where people were held by their hands/feet
Reeve Definition
Plant
Chief serf in the village
Peasant farmer
The Manor manager
Pasture Definition
Important land within the Manor
Where serfs could graze their own stock
A form of punishment where people were held by their hands/feet
A way of farming plants and food
Common Land Definition
Form of punishment where people were held by their hands/feet
Where serfs could graze their stock
Important land within the Manor
Land and estate, owned + ruled by noble/lord of the manor
Stocks Definition
Form of punishment where people were held by their hands/ feet
A way of farming plants and food
The land where hay was stored
Where serfs could graze their stock
Bailiff Definition
Chief serf in the village
The person owned by the lord and loyal to that individual
The person who owns/is in charge of the Manor
Peasant farmer who owned a small tract of land.
Strip System Definition
A way of farming plants and food
Form of punishment where a person's skin was stripped off
A feudal hierachy
Land and estate, owned and ruled by a Noble/ Lord of the Manor
Manor Definition
Where serfs could graze their stock
Person in charge of the manor
Land and estate, owned and ruled by a noble/Lord of the manor
A peasant farmer
Vassal Definition
Chief serf in the village
The person owned by the Lord, loyal to that individual
The manor manager (looked after business matters)
Peasant farmer
The person who owns and is in charge of the manor is known as the (a)
When did the middle ages occur?
476CE-1500AD
476CE-1500CE
1066CE
1066AD
