World History: Chapter 10, Lessons 1-3

Front

In the feudalism system, which of the following would serve both lords and kings?
Options: knights, peasants, serfs, vassals

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vassals

Front

Who did people of the region turn to for protection after the collapse of the Carolingian Empire? Options: aristocrats, knights, sheriffs, lords

Back

aristocrats

Front

Which of the following best describes the concept of vassalage?
Options: sheriffs executed legal orders, delivery of prisoners to court, warriors fought battles for landholding lords in exchange for a land grant, knights executed military strategies, craft guilds regulated workers’ hours, conditions, and qualifications

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warriors fought battles for landholding lords in exchange for a land grant

Front

All aspects of European feudal society were influenced by which of the following? wealth, land ownership, warfare, ethics

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warfare

Front

Which of the following was a code of ethics that dictated civilized behavior for knights? Options: philosophy, chivalry, feudalism, nobility

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chivalry

Front

What is one difference between the manorial system and feudalism?

Back

the manorial system lacked the political and military implication

Front

Eventually the heavy trade between northern Europe, Italy, and the East resulted in the creation of an economic system based on ___________.

Back

money

Front

The merchant and artisan class of these new cities later came to be called ___________.

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burghers

Front

Townspeople in the new and growing cities needed which of the following? an economic system in which people invested in trade and goods for profit, new inventions for farming and more efficient use of land, a money economy and and increase in commercial capitalism, their own unique laws separate from those of the noble whose land they occupied

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their own unique laws separate from those of the noble whose land they occupied

Front

Which of the following produced the new English language? Options: the merging of Anglo-Saxon language with French, the work of William Shakespeare, the Magna Carta, the assembly of the first English Parliament

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the merging of Anglo-Saxon language with French