GH 2 Unit 2: Feudal Society Pg. 40-46

Which three groups invaded Europe after the break up of the Carolingian Empire?

• Vikings, Magyars, and Saracens

• Romans, Greeks, and Persians

• Franks, Visigoths, and Ostrogoths

• Celts, Gauls, and Britons

Where did the Vikings settle in Europe?

• Scandinavia

• British Isles, northern France, and southern Italy

• Asian Steppe

• North Africa

Which group founded the Kingdom of Hungary?

• Vikings

• Magyars

• Saracens

• Slavic peoples

Where did the Saracens come from?

• Scandinavia

• Asian Steppe

• North Africa

• British Isles

What were the Vikings known for?

• Expert seafaring and trading

• Building castles and fortresses

• Practicing agriculture and livestock farming

• Establishing trade routes

What was Valhalla according to Scandinavian mythology?

• The place where Vikings settled in southern Italy

• The land where Vikings practiced agriculture

• The afterlife for warriors who died in battle

• The capital city of the Viking Empire

Who were at the top of Viking society?

• Nobles

• Viking women

• Slaves

• Craftsmen

What were the Vikings' wooden ships called?

• Drakkars

• Galleons

• Caravels

• Frigates

What were the main features that unified Europe around the year 1000?

• Christianity, trade, and social structures

• Feudalism, agriculture, and monarchy

• Slavery, raiding expeditions, and invasions

• Nomadic tribes, polytheism, and bartering

What was the main source of income for monarchs during the 9th and 10th centuries?

• Taxes collected from their subjects

• Trade with other kingdoms

• Aid from the nobility and the Church

• Plunder from raiding expeditions