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- 1. Multiple Choice
Vocabulary: A grant of land given to a vassal
Fief
Feudal Contract
Chivalry
Vassal
- 2. Multiple Choice
Vocabulary: Social and Political system of the middle ages
Fief
Feudalism
Feudal Contract
Chivalry
- 3. Multiple Choice
Vocabulary: A code of ethics all knights were expected to follow
Fief
Feudal contract
Chivalry
Vassal
- 4. Multiple Choice
Charlemagne’s conquest and rule over Western Europe was important because:
It led to a great empire that lasted 1000 years
His empire spread Judaism across Europe
His empire split after his son's death causing the fall of empires
His empire merged with the Ottoman Empire
- 5. Multiple Choice
Which of the following were NOT invaders of Western Europe during this time period?
Japanese
Magyars
Vikings
Muslims
- 6. Multiple Choice
Which of the following languages did NOT emerge at this time?
English
Mandarin
Spanish
French
- 7. Multiple Choice
Which Church official was the highest authority in the Church?
Bishop
Archbishop
Pope
Abbott
- 8. Multiple Choice
The Pope became more _______ during this time
Political
Spiritual
- 9. Multiple Choice
Bishops becoming vassals was important because:
Lords became rulers of their own Churches
The Pope no longer had control over them
They became farmers
They were obligated to fight in the Crusades
- 10. Multiple Choice
Which group was the highest in the social hierarchy?
Knights
Serfs/Peasants
Kings/Queens
Lords/Ladies
- 11. Multiple Choice
Which group was the second highest in the social hierarchy?
Knights
Serfs/Peasants
Kings/Queens
Lords/Ladies
- 12. Multiple Choice
Which group was the second lowest in the social hierarchy?
Knights
Serfs/Peasants
Kings/Queens
Lords/Ladies
- 13. Multiple Choice
Which group was the lowest in the social hierarchy?
Knights
Serfs/Peasants
Kings/Queens
Lords/Ladies
- 14. Multiple Choice
Land ruled by the Pope was called...
The Church
The Papal State
The State of the Pope
Jerusalem
- 15. Multiple Choice
Why were soldiers willing to fight (and die) for the Crusades?
They were told all of their sins would be forgiven
They were loyal to the Pope
They wanted adventure
They were promised to be promoted in their social status
- 16. Multiple Choice
Which Crusade resulted in total failure?
First Crusade
Second Crusade
Third Crusade
Fourth Crusade
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