Unit 5 & 6 Review

Which is one factor that contributed to the development of manorialism during the European Middle Ages?

• the colonial interests of the British Empire

• the social disorder after the collapse of the Roman Empire

• the economic trade from the Mongol Empire

• the religious influence of the Ottoman Empire

In the feudal system of medieval Europe, who was considered the most powerful?

• knight

• serf

• king

• lord

In the feudal system of medieval Europe, who was considered the least powerful?

• knight

• serf

• king

• lord

Which of the following had the most political power under European feudalism?

• Friars

• Lords

• Serfs

• Vassals

What characteristic of medieval feudalism is depicted in the image?

• a vassal pledging loyalty to his king

• a king banishing a noble for treason

• a martyr praying before his execution

• a messenger bringing greetings from his land

What is one reason many people captured in West Africa for the Atlantic slave trade never arrived in the Americas?

• They defeated their captors on East Indies islands.

• They bought their freedom with gold-salt trade riches.

• They escaped from docked ships during cargo transfers.

• They died from poor conditions during trans-Atlantic crossings.

Which location provided the majority of salt from the gold-salt trade in Africa?

• Sahara Desert

• Sahel Desert

• East Indies

• West Indies

Which trade route stretched across the Sahara Desert?

• Silk Road

• Gold-Salt Trade

• Both

• Neither

Which route involved the trade of spices, tea, salt, sugar, and porcelain?

• Silk Road

• Gold-Salt Trade

• Both

• Neither

Which route involved the trade of ivory, kola nuts, pepper, and sugar?

• Silk Road

• Gold-Salt Trade

• Both

• Neither