WorksheetsBreak Global Review
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 41mins
Who held the majority of power in Europe throughout most of the Middle Ages?
Jews
Conquistadors
The Roman Catholic Church
Serfs
Who was the leader of the Roman Catholic Church during the Middle Ages?
The Pope
Emperors
Bishops
Monks
What did lords give to knights in the manor system during the middle ages era?
Land
Loyalty
Military Support
Fees
What was a peasant's job
Farming
Building tools
Cooking
All of the above
What did lords give to knights in the manor system during the middle ages era?
Land
Loyalty
Military Support
Fees
Who owned all of the land in the Kingdom?
Peasants
Lords
The King
Knights
What was the main job of medieval ladies?
selling the manor's goods
negotiating with feudal lords
managing the household
teaching boys to be knights
What was the lowest rank in Medieval society?
Vassal
Serf
Knight
Lord
Most people during the Middle Ages were
knights
kings
peasants
lords
What does NOT describe the life of a serf?
forced to work only on the lord's manor
farm the lord's land
managing the lord's manor
raise the lord's livestock
On the manor, who was responsible for providing land and protection?
Nobles
Peasants
God
Women
On the manor, what was NOT obligation of medieval peasants?
To pay extensive taxes
To work on the lord's land
To use the lord's mill
To earn a higher education
Define Manorialism
A system of Kings and Knights
an economic system structured around the feudal manor
Roman Style of Government
Proper Behavior
What is Feudalism
A system of Government
An economic system
People who fight each other
A job for the poor
Who was the Pope at this time?
The Leader of England
The leader of France
spiritual leader of the Western Christian Church
Spiritual Leader of the Eastern Orthodox Christian Church
What caused the development of feudalism and manorialism in medieval Europe?
The fall of the Roman empire
Foreign invasions led by Vikings, Muslims, and Germanic groups
The breakdown of a central political authority and economic decline in Western Europe
All of the above
A political and social system based on the granting of land in exchange for loyalty, military assistance, and other services.
Feudalism
The Manor System
Chivalry
Tournaments
A large self-sufficient estate, which was the economic system in the Middle Ages. The Manor included a village and the land surrounding it.
Feudalism
The Manor System
Castles
Medieval towns
Under which economic system did peasants and serfs farm the large estates owned by a knight or lord?
monotheism
manorialism
collective
socialism
The life of a peasant/serf was...
GREAT! Good pay, good hours, no oppression, everyone's happy! Peasants loved Feudalism!
not bad, but not great. They didn't have wealth, but they were able to make ends meet paycheck to paycheck. They also could vote, but it didn't really matter.
terrible! Worked for next to no pay, had no access to resources or representation. They lived in shacks!
What continent is directly to the west of Asia?
Europe
Africa
North America
Australia
Which continent is directly north-northwest of Africa?
(this one is just for fun, I know we haven't learned more stuff with directions, so I made it worth half the points :>)
Asia
Europe
North America
Ausrtalia
Which two oceans are on the east and west of Africa? (order listed doesn't matter)
Indian, Pacific
Southern, Atlantic
Arctic, Southern
Atlantic, Indian
What ocean is located at the bottom of the map?
Pacific
Indian
Southern
Arctic
What ocean is directly east of Australia?
Southern
Arctic
Indian
Pacific
Which continent is colored YELLOW?
North America
South America
Asia
Europe
Which continent is colored PINK?
Africa
Antarctica
Australia
Europe
Which continent is colored ORANGE?
South America
Asia
Europe
Africa
Which continent is colored WHITE?
North America
Antarctica
Asia
Europe
Which continent is colored DARK RED?
Asia
Antarctica
South America
Australia
Which continent is colored PURPLE?
South America
Europe
Africa
Antarctica
Which continent is colored GREEN?
North America
Asia
Australia
Europe
When Rome divided it split into?
Northern and Southern Empire
New Rome and Ancient Rome
Eastern and Western Empire
Old and New Rome
The East Roman Empire became known as the _____________.
Holy Roman Empire
Persian Empire
Byzantine Empire
Assyrian Empire
Rome eventually fell because of problems in the military, political problems, economic problems and social problems. The social problems were all of the following except:
many foreign invasions
population declined from disease and war
moral decay, loss of values and loyalty
expensive to keep up with bread and circuses
What is monotheism?
Belief in one God.
Belief in nature as a deity.
Belief in no gods.
Belief in multiple gods.
What is polytheism?
The belief in multiple universes
The belief in a single deity
The belief in no deities
The belief in or worship of multiple deities.
Name a polytheistic religion.
Buddhism
Islam
Christianity
Hinduism
What is the main belief in monotheism?
Belief in multiple gods.
Belief in no gods.
Belief in nature as a deity.
Belief in one God.
How many gods do polytheistic religions believe in?
Infinite gods
One god
Multiple gods
No god
To come into power, Emperor Qin __________ China under one rule.
destroyed
united
traded with
divided
Which of the following best describes the situation in China when Emperor Qin was born?
China was divided up into 7 major states
China was a unified country
China was split into North and South
Qin Shi Huang standardized laws by making laws that everyone had to follow. He had specific __________ for people who broke the laws.
rewards
punishments
coins
writing symbols
2. What did Qin Shihuangdi make Confucian scholars do to their Confucian books?
Read them out loud in public
Burn them
Write more of them
Sell them
How did most people in China at that time feel about the emperor's leadership?
Happy
Angry
Calm
Neutral (did not care)
Which word best describes the punishments that Qin Shi Huang gave to people who disobeyed or displeased him?
Gentle
Fair
Kind
Harsh
