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WorksheetsMedieval Europe
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
The most famous and respected Muslim leader, who create a peace treaty with Christians during the Crusades was:
Saladin
Harun al-Rashid
Pepin
Tariq ibn Ziyad
The Middle Ages is also called
The Classical Period
The Medieval Era
The Age of Exploration
The Renaissance
Which architectural style was prevalent in churches during the Middle Ages?
Modern
Renaissance
Baroque
Gothic
His conquests won Charles the name of ________, or Charles the Great.
Charlamagne
NorseTheGreat
Otto
Counts
What was the primary goal of Christian Crusaders?
Gain control of the Holy Land
Improve relations with the Islamic world
gain control of Northern European trade routes
Introduce absolute monarchy to the Muslim World
English nobles forced King John to sign the __________, taking away some of his powers.
Declaration of Independence
Magna Carta
Guest Book
Bill of Rights
Vassals (knights) received ____________ in return for military services to their lords.
land
food and drink
a place to live
money
Pope Gregory VII and Emperor Henry IV argued over...?
Who should appoint bishops
Who should direct the peasants
Cooperation
The Duke of Normandy was also called?
Pope Gregory
William the Conqueror
Emperor Henry IV
Charlemagne
One achievement for William the Conqueror was...
He crowned Charlemagne Holy Roman Emperor
He signed the Magna Carta
He won the Battle of Hastings
He limited the power of the King
William the Conqueror also...
brought feudalism to England
propelled the rise of democratic thought
gave power to the nobels
had a desire to spread Christianity in Ireland
The Magna Carta is important for 2 reasons
gave more power to the king; limited the power of the nobels
gave more power to the nobels; limited the power of the king
Medieval Europe
Feudalism
Renaissance
Industrial Revolution
Enlightenment
Medieval Europe
Charlemagne
William the Conqueror
King John
Richard the Lionheart
Medieval Europe
The Black Death
The Hundred Years' War
The Reformation
The French Revolution
