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What term describes the system governing relationships between lords and vassals in medieval Europe?
What term describes the system governing relationships between lords and vassals in medieval Europe?
Which term refers to the upper or noble class in Europe?
Which term refers to the upper or noble class in Europe?
What is the term for a journey taken for a religious purpose?
What is the term for a journey taken for a religious purpose?
Which of the following terms is used to describe a large, flat area of land that is higher than other areas?
Which of the following terms is used to describe a large, flat area of land that is higher than other areas?
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What describes the confidence or enthusiasm of a group?
What describes the confidence or enthusiasm of a group?
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What was a major reason for the fall of the Roman Empire?
What was a major reason for the fall of the Roman Empire?
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Which of the following was Julius Caesar known as?
Which of the following was Julius Caesar known as?
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What was a common form of entertainment in ancient Rome?
What was a common form of entertainment in ancient Rome?
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How was Rome's government structured before Julius Caesar?
How was Rome's government structured before Julius Caesar?
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What period is referred to as the Middle Ages?
What period is referred to as the Middle Ages?
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What is a fief?
What is a fief?
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What were monasteries mainly known for?
What were monasteries mainly known for?
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What was one of the purposes of a guild?
What was one of the purposes of a guild?
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What are the 5 pillars of Islam?
What are the 5 pillars of Islam?
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Who was Muhammad before he became a messenger of God?
Who was Muhammad before he became a messenger of God?
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How did the plague spread to Europe?
How did the plague spread to Europe?
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What was the main reason the Crusaders lost their campaigns?
What was the main reason the Crusaders lost their campaigns?
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What is the significance of the Magna Carta?
What is the significance of the Magna Carta?
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What type of art did Muslims primarily focus on during this period?
What type of art did Muslims primarily focus on during this period?
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Why did the barons force King John to sign the Magna Carta?
Why did the barons force King John to sign the Magna Carta?
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What was one of the key reasons for the end of feudalism?
What was one of the key reasons for the end of feudalism?
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What marked England's success during the Hundred Years War?
What marked England's success during the Hundred Years War?
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Who was noted as a strong leader during the Hundred Years War?
Who was noted as a strong leader during the Hundred Years War?
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Which individual is known for their role in attempting to end the Hundred Years War?
Which individual is known for their role in attempting to end the Hundred Years War?
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Who emerged as the king of France during the period of the Hundred Years War?
Who emerged as the king of France during the period of the Hundred Years War?
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Study Notes
Medieval Europe
- The Roman Empire built roads over 50,000 miles, making trade easier
- Julius Caesar was a powerful Roman dictator
- Roman government was simple before Caesar
- Romans entertained themselves with gladiatorial fights
- The Roman Empire fell because it became too big to control
- The Medieval Period in Europe lasted from 400-1400 AD
- Feudalism was a system of obligations between lords, vassals, and serfs
- A fief was a piece of land exchanged for loyalty
- Monasteries were important because they were centers of learning
- Guilds were established to start fairs
- Medieval fairs were important as they helped the population grow
- Serfs could become free by trying to become free
- Charlemagne, the leader of the Franks, invented things
Islam
- Muhammad was a merchant before becoming a messenger of God
- The five pillars of Islam are:
- Statement of Faith
- Fasting
- Daily Prayer
- Donation to Charity
- Hajj
- Islam is a monotheistic religion
Black Death/Hundred Years War
- The Black Death spread to Europe through rats and fleas
- The plague originated in Asia in 1347
- Plague doctors wore beak masks because they thought bad smells were making people sick
- Muslims focused on geometric art
- The Crusades were a series of wars over the Holy Land
- The Crusaders lost because of difficult travel and being outnumbered
- The Crusades led to expansion of trade, improved transportation, and the rise of shipbuilding and manufacturing
- The Magna Carta was a document King Jon was forced to sign by the Barons
- Barons were powerful individuals who forced the King to sign because he made them pay higher taxes for his wars
- The Black Death led to the end of feudalism
- England and France fought in the Hundred Years War, England eventually won
- Joan of Arc played a role in the war to end it
- The longbow was an important weapon in the war
- Henry V was a strong English leader in the war
- Charles VII was the King of France during the war
- The impact of the Hundred Years War included the end of feudalism
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Explore the significant events and figures of Medieval Europe and the fundamentals of Islam. This quiz covers historical aspects such as the Roman Empire, feudalism, and key components of Islamic belief, including the five pillars. Test your understanding of how these two great cultures influenced history.
