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The European MA
Chapter 13 Section 1-4
Question | Answer |
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What is Feudalism? | Feudalism is a system of loyalties and protections based on mutual obligations. |
What is Chivalry? | Chivalry is the code of conduct for a knight. |
Who was Charlemagne? | Charlemagne was a Germanic king. |
Why was Charlemagne so important? | Charlemagne united the Germanic tribes. |
What were the roles of women? | Women took care of the children and the house. |
Who had the most power? | The Pope and the king. |
Explain the effects of the Germanic invasions? | Loss of cities, Trade declined, Learning declined, Population Shifts. |
What role did the church have on the medieval life? | The church twists words and can send people to hell. |
The church's ability to deny people from going to heaven... | Excommunication |
A period of time in European history from about 500 to 1500 AD... | Medieval Times |
Eric the Red and Leif Ericson were members of a group often called... | Norsemen |
Mock battles in which knights practiced their fighting skills which can lead to death,,, | Tournaments |
Two groups that didn't have many rights. | Serfs and women |
Things found in a manor | Church, farm, castle, village, forest |
Three masters knights were supposed to defend | The king, lord, and serfs |
A medieval manor was... | Self sufficient |
Only a boy of ___________ can become a knight | Noble Birth |
The main religion and type of government during the Medieval times | Christianity and Monarchy |
The steps to knighthood... | Page, Squire, Knight |
True or False, after Charlemagne's death, the kingdom was not split | False |
Throughout the Middle Ages, people couldn't... | Read and Write |
What signaled the beginning of the European Middle Ages? | The collapse of Western Roman Empire. |
The most powerful institution during the Middle Ages was the... | Church |
During the Middle Ages, what was the power struggle between? | The King and the Pope. |
A Christian religious community in which members devote their lives to God. | Monastery |