WorksheetsMedieval Europe
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which three actions by monasteries contributed to the early spread of Christianity in medieval Europe?
commissioning painters to create religious art
providing religious instruction to local communities
translating and preserving classical knowledge
supporting individuals calling for reforms in religious policies
promoting loyalty to church leaders
Which of the following was not an impact of Charlemagne on Medieval Europe?
The creation of the Holy Roman Empire
The establishment of Christianity as the dominant religion in his empire
The mutually beneficial relationship between the King and the Pope.
He lead the first crusade and made peace with the Muslim leader Saladin.
This was the main religion of Europe during the Middle Age
European Muslin
Greek Orthodox
Roman Catholic
This person spent their whole life training to fight and then pledged his loyalty to a lord.
cavalry
noble
knight
townsman
Which of these is NOT a way people used land in medieval Europe?
feudal farms
camping in desert
trade along rivers
castles on hills
Which of these is NOT an effect of feudalism
land given for service
trade increased
shortage of food
knights protected land
Which of the following locations was NOT affected by the “Black Death”?
America
Europe
China
Middle East
Which of these caused feudalism to end in Europe?
Crusades & plague killed many workers
serfs always ran away from manors
kings became homeless
knights often stole their lord’s land
What happened among Roman generals that caused problems for the Roman Empire? Why did they do this?
They all became emperor
They began fighting with each other. They each wanted to become emperor
They went to church together
They began fighting and then ate together
In medieval Europe, manorialism was
the political agreement between kings, nobles, knights and peasants
the code of conduct followed by feudal knights
requirement that all peasants paid taxes to the church
the free agricultural labor economic system under feudalism
Who were the Huns? Who was their greatest leader?
he Huns were a nomadic. Their greatest leader was Pope
The Huns were a nomadic. Their great leader was Attila
he Huns were a nomadic. Their greatest leader was Huns.
he Huns were a nomadic. Their greatest leader was Jack.
How did monasteries and convents preserve knowledge during the Middle Ages?
preserving texts
founding universities
writing histories
building schools
copying books
