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WorksheetsEurope in the Middle Ages
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
In what years did the middle age take place?
a)
800CE - 1500CE
b)
300CE - 1200CE
c)
800BCE - 1500BCE
d)
300BCE - 1200BCE
2.
The name of the community in the middle ages...
a)
Lordum
b)
Manor
c)
Masters
d)
Communities
3.
Which of the following did the Manors NOT have?
a)
Church
b)
Castle
c)
Farm land
d)
Hospital
4.
What does Self-Sufficiency mean?
a)
The king ruled everything
b)
The women were in charge of the family
c)
They had to produce everything for themselves
5.
What was the Mill for?
a)
Grinding grain
b)
Making bread
c)
Creating metal goods
d)
Weaving for clothes
6.
What is a Bake House for?
a)
Grinding grain
b)
Making bread
c)
Creating metal goods
d)
Weaving for clothes
7.
What is a Blacksmith Shop for?
a)
Grinding grain
b)
Making bread
c)
Creating metal goods
d)
Weaving for clothes
8.
Who could visit the Manors? (2 Options)
a)
Kings
b)
Pilgrims
c)
Soldiers
d)
Peasants
9.
What is the feudal system?
a)
A kings ruling
b)
The rules of the Manor
c)
A higharchy of power
d)
The govermantal control of the church
10.
What are Nobels?
a)
Poor people who worked for the king
b)
Women who took care of their family
c)
Middle and high-class people who worked with the king
d)
The king and his family
11.
The Vassals who helped the king in administrative work are called...
a)
Knights
b)
Travelers
c)
Lords
d)
Peasants
12.
The Vassals who worked to protect the kingdome are called...
a)
Knights
b)
Travelers
c)
Lords
d)
Peasants
13.
The poor people who would work to please the king are called...
a)
Knights
b)
Travelers
c)
Lords
d)
Peasants
14.
Why were the peasants always poor?
a)
High taxation
b)
No land
c)
They could not leave the manors
d)
They had alot of family.
15.
What was NOT a woman's chore?
a)
Take care of the family
b)
Hunt for food
c)
Serve the king
d)
Fight in battles
16.
What is the Feudal Political System?
a)
King, Knights, Lords & Slaves
b)
Lords & Kings, Fighters and Slaves
c)
King, Knights, Vassals & Peasants
d)
King, Lords,Knights & Peasants
17.
What is the Magna Carta?
a)
A written law that says that the king is the most powerful
b)
A written law that says that the king does not have control over taxes.
c)
The letter form of communication from king to king
18.
The Catholic church was the only church allowed in the manor.
a)
True
b)
False
19.
The leader of the religion is called a...
a)
Bishop
b)
Pope
c)
Monk
d)
Priests
20.
The high-class person who is in charge of the churches is called...
a)
Bishop
b)
Pope
c)
Monk
d)
Priests
21.
The low- class person who gives church service and takes care of the people of the manor is called...
a)
Bishop
b)
Pope
c)
Monk
d)
Priests
22.
Students of the catholic faith are called...
a)
Bishop
b)
Pope
c)
Monks
d)
Priests
23.
Where can a person study to become a priest?
a)
Church
b)
Convent
c)
Monasterie
d)
Cathedral
24.
How many rooms did the peasant family home have?
a)
1 or 2
b)
3 or 4
c)
They lived in the woods
d)
They all had their own room
25.
What material was their clothing made from? (2 Options)
a)
Woolen
b)
Brass
c)
Linen
d)
Silk
26.
What are the main reasons why the feudalism ended? (3 Options)
a)
Professional Armys
b)
Kings death
c)
Black Death
d)
Silk Road
e)
Trading and Selling
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