Chapter 9 Feudal Europe

The 1,000-year period that occurred after the fall of Rome was called

• the Crusades
• the black plague
• the Middle Ages
• the Papacy

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Charlemagne is most notably remembered for doing this

• spreading Christianity
• becoming the first pope
• defeating the Muslims in the first Crusade
• creating the first manor

Monasteries 

• were places where religious followers called  monks practiced a life of prayer and worship
• were places where religious followers studied Christian works and made copies of the Bible
• were places that preserved and promoted the ideas and beliefs of Christianity
• all of the above

What does this picture represent?

• royalty
• feudalism
• Buddhism
• kinship

These people owned land and thus held much power in Medieval Europe. 

• serfs
• guild members
• knights
• lords

This group of people was tied to the land and was granted shelter and protection in exchange for their labor. 

• monks
• serfs
• lords
• merchants

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These people were often vassals, or lesser nobles, and they fought on behalf of lords in return for land. 

• monks
• serfs
• kings
• knights

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The main part of a noble's land was called a manor. 

• true
• false

Knights lived by this code in Medival Eurpoe. 

• chivalry
• computer
• monastery
• bushido

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Tradespeople formed these to help control the quantity and quality of production. 

• monasteries
• manors
• guilds
• Parliament