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Medieval Jeopardy

Geography England Feudalism Catholic Church The Franks Hard

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La France The Crusades Death and Dying Eastern Europe

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Topic: English Medieval History

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Topic: English Medieval History

The War of the Roses was fought between these two English houses.

The War of the Roses was fought between these two English houses.

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A landmass, such as Europe, surrounded by water on three sides.

GeographyGeography

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What is a peninsula?

GeographyGeography

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Europe is separated by a series of these that makes it difficult for one ruler to rule all of Europe.

GeographyGeography

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Europe is separated by a series of these that makes it difficult for one ruler to rule all of Europe.

What are mountains?

GeographyGeography

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This body of water separates England and Ireland from the rest of Europe.

GeographyGeography

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This body of water separates England and Ireland from the rest of Europe.

What is the English Channel?

GeographyGeography

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A group of small territories in Eastern Europe ruled by Vikings.

GeographyGeography

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A group of small territories in Eastern Europe ruled by Vikings.

What is the Kievan Rus?

GeographyGeography

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This mountain range separates Italy from the rest of Europe.

GeographyGeography

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This mountain range separates Italy from the rest of Europe.

What is the Alps?

GeographyGeography

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This area of northwest Europe was the first to accept Christianity.

GeographyGeography

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This area of northwest Europe was the first to accept Christianity.

What is Ireland?

GeographyGeography

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This famous English King established the jury system in England

EnglandEngland

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This famous English King established the jury system in England.

Who is Henry II?

EnglandEngland

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This English King angered nobles by high taxes and punishing people without trial and was forced to sign the Magna Carta in 1215

EnglandEngland

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This English King angered nobles by high taxes and punishing people without trial and was forced to sign the Magna Carta in 1215

Who is King John?

EnglandEngland

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This famous English king called for a meeting of the people from different parts of England, which came to be the parliament.

EnglandEngland

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This famous English king called for a meeting of the people from different parts of England, which came to be the parliament.

Who is Edward I

EnglandEngland

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Much like native Americans in the United States, this group native to England was pushed into Ireland, Wales, and Scotland by invading Angles and Saxons.

EnglandEngland

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Much like native Americans in the United States, this group native to England was pushed into Ireland, Wales, and Scotland by invading Angles and Saxons.

Who are the Celts?

EnglandEngland

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This important census was taking by William the Conqueror after he conquered England.

EnglandEngland

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This important census was taking by William the Conqueror after he conquered England.

What is the Domesday book?

EnglandEngland

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This important English document limited the power of the king.

EnglandEngland

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This important English document limited the power of the king.

What is the Magna Carta?

EnglandEngland

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A noble who serves a lord of higher rank.

FeudalismFeudalism

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A noble who serves a lord of higher rank.

What is a vassal?

FeudalismFeudalism

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Guide for a knight’s good behavior.

FeudalismFeudalism

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Guide for a knight’s good behavior.

What is a code of chivalry?

FeudalismFeudalism

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A strong ruler like Charlemagne would have a ____________ kingdom, whereas a ruler who divided territory among their sons would probably have a ____________ kingdom.

FeudalismFeudalism

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A strong ruler like Charlemagne would have a centralized kingdom, whereas a ruler who divided territory among their sons would probably have a decentralized kingdom.

FeudalismFeudalism

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In Feudal society, popes and kings often disagreed over who could appoint church officials. The power of the king was limited after this agreement between the pope and the king was signed.

FeudalismFeudalism

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In Feudal society, popes and kings often disagreed over who could appoint church officials. The power of the king was limited after this agreement between the pope and the king was signed.

What is the Concordat of Worms

FeudalismFeudalism

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The effective end of Feudalism began in 100 when a surplus of good and safer travel allowed this to happen.

FeudalismFeudalism

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The effective end of Feudalism began in 100 when a surplus of good and safer travel allowed this to happen.

What is trade?

FeudalismFeudalism

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On feudal manors serfs often lacked the education to speak Latin. Instead, they spoke an everyday language known as this.

FeudalismFeudalism

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On feudal manors serfs often lacked the education to speak Latin. Instead, they spoke an everyday language known as this.

What is vernacular?

FeudalismFeudalism

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This famous pope called for missionaries to be sent throughout Europe to convert people to Catholicism.

The Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Church

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This famous pope called for missionaries to be sent throughout Europe to convert people to Catholicism.

Who is Gregory the Great?

The Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Church

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Founder of the first order of friars who helped the poor and served as missionaries.

The Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Church

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The founder of the first order of friars who helped the poor and served as missionaries.

Who is St. Francis of Assisi?

The Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Church

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Priest who combined the teachings of the church with the teachings of Aristotle.

The Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Church

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Priest who combined the teachings of the church with the teachings of Aristotle.

Who is St. Thomas Aquinas?

The Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Church

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This famous nun headed a convent in Germany and composed church music.

The Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Church

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This famous nun headed a convent in Germany and composed church music.

Who is Hildegard of Bingen?

The Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Church

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The Catholic church was partly responsible for this term which means “hatred of Jews.”

The Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Church

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The Catholic church was partly responsible for this term which means “hatred of Jews.”

What is anti-Semitism?

The Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Church

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This church court tried heretics most famously in Spain.

The Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Church

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This church court tried heretics most famously in Spain.

What is the Inquisition?

The Catholic ChurchThe Catholic Church

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This Frankish king became Catholic

The FranksThe Franks

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This Frankish king became Catholic

Who is Clovis?

The FranksThe Franks

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This famous Frankish king believed education was very important to the survival of his vast empire.

The FranksThe Franks

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This famous Frankish king believed education was very important to the survival of his vast empire.

Charlemagne

The FranksThe Franks

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This famous battle, headed by Charles Martel, halted Muslim advances into Spain.

The FranksThe Franks

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This famous battle, headed by Charles Martel, halted Muslim advances into Spain.

What is the Battle of Tours?

The FranksThe Franks

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This important Frankish King fought for the pope and donated portions of modern-day Italy to the pope, known as the papal states.

The FranksThe Franks

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This important Frankish King fought for the pope and donated portions of modern-day Italy to the pope, known as the papal states.

Who is Pepin?

The FranksThe Franks

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A group of people from Scandinavia who raided villages in Europe.

The FranksThe Franks

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A group of people from Scandinavia who raided villages in Europe.

Who are the vikings?

The FranksThe Franks

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Invaded Britain from Denmark and Germany in AD 400.

The FranksThe Franks

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Invaded Britain from Denmark and Germany in AD 400.

Who are the anglo-saxons?

The FranksThe Franks

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Give three reasons why the Magna Carta is important.

Hard QuestionsHard Questions

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Give three reasons why the Magna Carta is important.

1) It stated that kings and nobles have certain duties2) Limited Government3) Acknowledged certain rights for people.

Hard QuestionsHard Questions

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Name three things the geography of Europe provided for Europeans:

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Name three things the geography of Europe provided for Europeans:

1) Opportunities for trade2) Fishing3) Safety

Hard QuestionsHard Questions

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Describe three important facts about Medieval cities:

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Describe three important facts about Medieval cities:

1) Crowded2) Often run by a city council3) Dirty, smelly and polluted

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Fill in the blank:

The _________ were a holy war launched by ___________ against the _______ _______ (two words).

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The crusades were a holy war launched by catholics against the Muslim Turks (two words).

Hard QuestionsHard Questions

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Name three important effects the Crusades had on Europe:

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Name three important effects the Crusades had on Europe:

1) Increased Trade2) Broke down feudalism3) Helped strong central government emerge

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Which of the following IS a feature of Gothic Cathedrals?

a) a flat roofb) stained glass windowsc) thick wallsd) all of the above

Hard QuestionsHard Questions

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Which of the following IS a feature of Gothic Cathedrals?

a) a flat roofb) stained glass windowsc) thick wallsd) all of the above

Hard QuestionsHard Questions

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This young French Peasant led soldiers in the Hundred Years War.

La FranceLa France

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This young French Peasant led soldiers in the Hundred Years War.

Joan of Arc

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France’s first parliament, where the three classes (nobles, peasants, and clergymen) of French society, first met.

La FranceLa France

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France’s first parliament, where the three classes (nobles, peasants, and clergymen) of French society, first met.

What is the Estates General?

La FranceLa France

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France’s long drawn out battle with England.

La FranceLa France

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France’s long drawn out battle with England.

What is the Hundred Years War?

La FranceLa France

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The French lost this first battle of the Hundred Years War to the English in this city.

La FranceLa France

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The French lost this first battle of the Hundred Years War to the English in this city.

What is Clercy?

La FranceLa France

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What battle did the French lose in 1415?

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What battle did the French lose in 1415?

Agincourt

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What protected London from a French invasion?

La FranceLa France

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What protected London from a French invasion?

The English Channel

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This crusade ended with Muslims being driven from Jerusalem.

The CrusadesThe Crusades

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This crusade ended with Muslims being driven from Jerusalem.

The First Crusade

The CrusadesThe Crusades

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This pope called for all good Christians to fight in the Holy Land to oust the infidel.

The CrusadesThe Crusades

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This pope called for all good Christians to fight in the Holy Land to oust the infidel.

Who is Pope Urban II?

The CrusadesThe Crusades

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Egyptian ruler who captured Jerusalem during the second Crusade.

The CrusadesThe Crusades

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Egyptian ruler who captured Jerusalem during the second Crusade.

Who is Saladin?

The CrusadesThe Crusades

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Merchants used the fourth crusade as an excuse to sack this important city in the East.

The CrusadesThe Crusades

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Merchants used the fourth crusade as an excuse to sack this important city in the East.

What is Constantinople?

The CrusadesThe Crusades

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Death and DyingDeath and Dying

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A plague that swept across Europe and Asia and killed millions of people.

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A plague that swept across Europe and Asia and killed millions of people.

The Black Death/Bubonic Plague

Death and DyingDeath and Dying

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Most peasants who lived in Western Europe during the middle ages were unfree laborors bound to this.

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Most peasants who lived in Western Europe during the middle ages were unfree laborors bound to this.

What is a fief/manor?

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Although there is no exact estimate, historians estimate that about _____ percent of the population died from the plague during the middle ages.

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Although there is no exact estimate, historians estimate that about _____ percent of the population died from the plague during the middle ages.

50%

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Because so many people died during the plague wages __________ (rose, dropped) and trade ___________ (declined, increased).

Death and DyingDeath and Dying

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Because so many people died during the plague wages rose (rose, dropped) and trade declined (declined, increased).

Death and DyingDeath and Dying

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The two primary reasons the black plague reached Europe.

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The two primary reasons the black plague reached Europe.

Trade with Asia/Population Growth.

Death and DyingDeath and Dying

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An important trading center in Eastern Europe located at a crossroads of trade.

Eastern EuropeEastern Europe

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An important trading center in Eastern Europe located at a crossroads of trade.

What is Moscow?

Eastern EuropeEastern Europe

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An Early viking ruler who ruled the Kievan Rus.

Eastern EuropeEastern Europe

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An Early viking ruler who ruled the Kievan Rus.

Oleg

Eastern EuropeEastern Europe

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The religion of most Eastern Europeans brought to them by the Byzantine Empire.

Eastern EuropeEastern Europe

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The religion of most Eastern Europeans brought to them by the Byzantine Empire.

Eastern Orthodox Church

Eastern EuropeEastern Europe