Chapter 21 Test: Early Middle Ages

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The shape and elevation of a region is called a __________?

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Who was the FIRST leader of the Franks, who converted to and spread Christianity?

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The people who were tied to the land and couldn’t leave without permission were
known as:

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The code of honorable behavior for the knights of Europe was called___________?

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What mountain range is seen as the boundary between Europe and Asia?

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Which group made up the largest class of people under feudalism?

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What was most important to the people living during the Middle Ages?

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What group of people were said to have reached America, 500 years before Columbus?

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What did Charlemagne accomplish?

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Charlemagne created an Alliance with Pope _______ III, uniting Christianity and politics. 

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A typical medieval manor always had a _______ . This helped with pollination of crops and to create candle wax 

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Match the Word with the correct definition:

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
chivalry		referring to the Middle Ages
convert		the code of honorable behavior behavior for medieval knights
medieval		warriors in medieval Europe who fought on horseback
serfs		workers in medieval Europe who were tied to the land
Franks		ruler of the Franks, created one of the strongest kingdoms in Europe
lord		a large landmass that includes both Europe and Asia
Eurasia		A Germanic people who settled in the Roman province of Gaul
feudalism		a nobleman who received land from a king in medieval society
Charlemagne		system that governed the relationship between lords and vassals in Europe
knights		a large estate owned by a knight or lord
manor		change one’s religion

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What two inventions allowed serfs/peasants to move out of the manors?

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Name 2 of the 4 regions that make up Europe?

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Complete the Feudal Hierarchy:

	Lords	Knights	Peasants	Kings
Top of Feudal Hierarchy
2nd from top of Feudal Hierarchy
2nd from bottom of Feudal Hierarchy
Bottom of the Feudal Hierarchy
Soldiers who fought on horseback
Were tied to the land and couldn't leave without permission
Served the Lords in times of war
Lived in castles, ran the manor, protected the Lords
Protected, gave food and shelter to the knights
Owned all the land in the country and made the laws

Chapter 21 Test: Early Middle Ages

The shape and elevation of a region is called a __________?

Who was the FIRST leader of the Franks, who converted to and spread Christianity?

The people who were tied to the land and couldn’t leave without permission wereknown as:

The code of honorable behavior for the knights of Europe was called___________?

What mountain range is seen as the boundary between Europe and Asia?

Which group made up the largest class of people under feudalism?

What was most important to the people living during the Middle Ages?

What group of people were said to have reached America, 500 years before Columbus?

What did Charlemagne accomplish?

Match the Word with the correct definition:

What two inventions allowed serfs/peasants to move out of the manors?

Name 2 of the 4 regions that make up Europe?

Complete the Feudal Hierarchy:

The shape and elevation of a region is called a __________?

Who was the FIRST leader of the Franks, who converted to and spread Christianity?

The people who were tied to the land and couldn’t leave without permission wereknown as:

The code of honorable behavior for the knights of Europe was called___________?

What mountain range is seen as the boundary between Europe and Asia?

Which group made up the largest class of people under feudalism?

What was most important to the people living during the Middle Ages?

What group of people were said to have reached America, 500 years before Columbus?

What did Charlemagne accomplish?

Match the Word with the correct definition:

What two inventions allowed serfs/peasants to move out of the manors?

Name 2 of the 4 regions that make up Europe?

Complete the Feudal Hierarchy:

The people who were tied to the land and couldn’t leave without permission were
known as:

The people who were tied to the land and couldn’t leave without permission were
known as: