WorksheetsYear 7, what was the impact of...?
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Which language did the Norman's speak when they arrived in England?
Latin
French
English
Norman
Why did the Norman's build lots of huge stone castles in England? Choose two correct answers.
To show their power
To use up their resources
To keep the English people under control
To show off their building skills
What happened if a person resisted Norman rule?
They were given a pardon
They were tied up
They were killed
Their family were executed
What was the name of the land survey carried out by William the Conqueror? It helped him control England through taxes.
Book of Taxation
domeday book
Domesday Book
Doomsday Book
Which of these groups was not part of the feudal system?
Squire
King
Peasant
Knight
Which two groups committed horrible acts against each other during the Crusades? Choose two answers.
Sikhs
Hindus
Christians
Muslims
During the Crusades Christians tried to conquer Muslim lands. How did the Muslims feel about this?
They worshipped the Christians
They resented the Christians
They welcomed the Christians
They hated the Christians
Which of these are examples of Muslim technology learned during the Crusades? Click all that are correct.
Mirror
Compass
Magnifying glass
Astrolabe
The Crusades meant that people changed their clothing because they had access to new materials like cotton and which other fabric from the Muslim world?
Leather
Yarn
Silk
Nylon
Which of these is a spice brought back from the Crusades, which people in England enjoyed?
iron
cereal
nutmeg
groundnut
The Black Death killed what % of the population?
30
40
50
60
Peasants demanded higher what after the Black Death ended?
Job opportunities
Prices
Wages
Taxes
What was the name of the uprising of Peasants that happened in 1381? (this was when peasants wanted more freedom)
Peasants Agitation
Peasants Uprising
Peasants Revolt
Peasants Rebellion
During which time period was there a 'religious rollercoaster' as a result of the reformation?
Crusades
Tudors
Stuarts
Middle Ages
Who forced King John to sign Magna Carta (the list of rights people now had)
Prime Minister
Barons
Knights
King
