Popular Uprisings in Late Medieval Europe

The video explores popular uprisings in late medieval Europe, focusing on the Peasants' Revolt of 1381 in England. It examines the social structure of the time, the causes of these revolts, including demographic and economic factors, and the influence of religious and cultural issues. The video also discusses the success and impact of these uprisings, highlighting that while they often failed militarily, they led to significant social and political changes.

What time period do the popular uprisings discussed in the video primarily cover?

• 12th to 14th centuries

• 14th to 16th centuries

• 16th to 18th centuries

• 18th to 20th centuries

Who was John Ball, and what role did he play in the Peasants' Revolt?

• A king who led the revolt

• An English priest who spread radical ideas

• A nobleman who suppressed the revolt

• A knight who defended the king

What was the primary message of John Ball's preaching during the Peasants' Revolt?

• Support for the nobility's power

• Encouragement of economic disparity

• Advocacy for equality among all people

• Promotion of military conquest

Which of the following best describes the three estates in medieval European society?

• Kings, knights, and serfs

• Clergy, nobility, and peasantry

• Farmers, traders, and soldiers

• Merchants, artisans, and peasants

What major event between 1315 and 1317 significantly impacted Europe's population?

• The Great Famine

• The Hundred Years' War

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Renaissance

How did the Black Death affect the labor market in Europe?

• Increased the cost of hiring workers

• Decreased the cost of hiring workers

• Had no impact on the labor market

• Increased the number of available workers

What was the Hundred Years' War, and how did it affect the governments involved?

• A peaceful negotiation between nations

• A long war that increased government expenses

• A short conflict with minimal impact

• A trade agreement that boosted economies

What was the derogatory term used by elites to describe common people during uprisings?

• Serfs

• Knaves

• Jacques Bonhomme

• Villains

What was one of the main reasons for the uprisings in late medieval Europe?

• Challenge to the existing social hierarchy

• Demand for higher taxes

• Desire for more military conquests

• Support for the king's authority

Despite losing militarily, what kind of success did some uprisings achieve?

• Complete overthrow of the government

• Major changes in social and political structures

• Expansion of territorial boundaries

• Establishment of new monarchies