Middle Ages and Feudalism

Who is a missionary?

• Someone who uses force to make others agree with their political beliefs.

• Someone who tries to convert others to a particular religion.

• Someone who agrees to participate in an exploratory mission.

• Someone who sends others out on missions.

What is a convent?

• A religious community for men known as monks.

• A religious community for men known as priests?

• A religious community for women known as nuns.

• A religious community for people training to become a knight.

Which religion spread across Europe during the Middle Ages and became a force more powerful than kings and emperors?

• Judaism

• Islam

• Buddhism

• Catholicism

Who were vassels?

• Medieval noblemen who received land for their services.

• Warriors mounted on horseback.

• A person legally bound to live and work on a lord's land.

• Men who lived in closed communities and dedicated their lives to prayer and the community.

Who were the boldest and most successful invaders in Medieval Europe?

• The Crusaders

• The Vikings

• The Knights

• The Missionaries

Where were the Vikings from?

• Britain, France, Spain, and Portugal

• Scandinavia, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark

• Israel, Egypt, Africa, and Asia

• Ireland, Germany, Russia, and Hungary

What did Vikings do in addition invading others' countries?

• They had many inventors and scientists.

• They led in the field of medicine.

• They were farmers and traders.

• They pioneered new forms of education.

Why did the Feudal society emerge in the Middle Ages?

• Kings and emperors were too weak to protect their people.

• The people wanted more rights and privileges.

• Kings and emperors were too powerful.

• It was the result of a revolution.

What was a Medieval Manor?

• A field where peasants worked.

• A vegetable garden

• An agricultural estate around a lord's house or castle.

• An area where sheep are kept.

How did young men become knights in the Middle Ages?

• They trained in the lord's castle.

• They went to college.

• They learned from their fathers.

• They taught themselves.