Medieval Europe - Week 1-2 Review

Which concept involves asking and answering questions about history?

• Change & Continuity

• Historical Inquiry

• Chronological Order

• Historical Sources

What is the main focus of "Historical Inquiry"?

• Creating new historical events.

• Asking and answering questions about history using sources.

• Ignoring historical facts.

• Studying future events.

Which of the following is a key concept in history?

• Future Predictions

• Historical Sources

• Random Events

• Fictional Stories

What is an example of "Continuity"?

• A letter from a Crusader.

• The Church remained powerful in medieval times.

• New laws and punishments developed.

• Ancient Rome fell before the Middle Ages.

Which group is shown invading from the north on the map?

• Vandals

• Huns

• Gaels

• Goths

Which group is shown invading from the south on the map?

• Vandals

• Goths

• Franks

• Saxons

What is an empire?

• A small village ruled by a king.

• A large area controlled by one government.

• A group of merchants trading goods.

• A single city with its own laws.

Which of the following is an example of an empire?

• The Roman Empire controlled Europe.

• A small town in Italy.

• A local market in France.

• A single farm in England.

What is feudalism?

• A system where kings gave land to nobles in exchange for loyalty.

• A democratic system of government.

• A trade agreement between countries.

• A religious movement in Europe.

In feudalism, who controlled the land?

• Merchants.

• Lords.

• Peasants.

• Priests.