Repeater chapters 4 & 5

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Repeater Middle Ages

Chapters 4 & 5

Lesson plan

Finish your workbook	10 min
The Big Middle Ages Quiz	20 min
Break	4 min
Blooket	10 min
Closing	5 min

After today:

... you'll know exactly what you still need to do for your test!

1. Who was Clovis?

1. A Frankish commander in the Roman army
2. The first Christian king of the Frankish kingdom
3. The monk that wrote the history of the Franks
4. Missionary who tried to convert the Frisians

2. Why were the Franks successful in maintaining a large kingdom?

1. Because the kings divided their territory among their sons
2. Because the king was Christian and the Catholic Church supported him
3. Because they were very good in fighting
4. Because they had strict unwritten rules

3. What was feudalism?

1. A government system based on the bond between king and nobles
2. A society whose economy is mainly based on farming
3. A system in which a lord provides protection to his serfs in turn for their service
4. A culture win which fighting and booty are the way to achieve honour and power

4. What does NOT belong to living in the early Middle Ages?

1. Most people lived in the countryside
2. Hardly any trade
3. People were mostly self-sufficient
4. Farmers produced more food than they needed

5. How was Christianity NOT spread over Europe?

1. By Frankish leaders, monks and missionaries
2. By fighting and forcing defeated people to convert
3. By using habits and symbols of the Germanic religion and making them Christian.
4. By fleas on black rats

6. Who was Willibrord?

1. A Frankish commander in the Roman army
2. The first Christian king of the Frankish kingdom
3. The monk that wrote the history of the Franks
4. Missionary who tried to convert the Frisians

7. Who was Charlemagne?

1. A Frankish commander in the Roman army
2. The first Christian king of the Frankish kingdom
3. King of the Franks who united most of Western Europe
4. Missionary who tried to convert the Frisians

8. What is a system of dependents?

1. A system in which a king is an ally, but has to pay to not be attacked by Charlemagne
2. A government system based on the bond between king and nobles
3. A system in which a lord provides protection to his serfs in turn for their service
4. A society whose economy is mainly based on farming

9. Why did Europe not become Islamic?

1. Europeans stuck to their customs and beliefs
2. Muslims did not succeed in conquering more than Spain
3. Charlemagne decided against it
4. They rather paid extra taxes

10. What was the first year of the Islamic calendar?

1. around 570 AD, the birth of Muhammad
2. by 630 AD, when Muhammad had 10.000 followers
3. In 622 AD, when Muhammad moved from Mecca to Medina
4. In 632 AD, when Muhammad died

11. What made Vikings successful raiders?

1. They mostly attacked close to the sea, where they could plunder and leave quickly
2. They were excellent negotiators
3. They always kept their promises
4. They were very clean and hygienic

12. Which French region is named after the Vikings?

1. Bretagne
2. Normandy
3. Aquitaine
4. Paris

13. What was the most important reason cities started to develop in the Late Middle Ages?

1. People wanted to go to markets
2. Villages were boring
3. People expected the cities to have a lot to offer them
4. Food production increased

14. What was the route to becoming an important member of a guild?

1. Journeyman-apprentice-master
2. Apprentice - journeyman - master
3. Master - journeyman - apprentice
4. Master - apprentice - journeyman

15. How were cities ruled in the Late Middle Ages?

1. The landlord appointed the schout and schepenen who ruled in cities
2. The schout appointed the landlord and schepenen who ruled in cities
3. The schepenen ruled cities all by themselves
4. Rich burghers were ruling the cities

16. What was the Hansa?

1. A powerful international union of churches
2. A company trading in bandaids
3. A powerful international union of trading cities in Northern Europe
4. A powerful international union of trading cities in Southern Europe

17. What is NOT a reason why trading increased in the Late Middle Ages?

1. Cities grew and so there was a bigger market to sell goods
2. Merchants worked together more often
3. There were more clear and safe trade routes for merchants to travel
4. People started to use money again

18. How long did the Hundred Years' War last?

1. 100 years - duh
2. 80 years
3. 116 years
4. 96 years

19. What were they fighting over in the Hundred Years' War?

1. France and England fought over the French crown and access to trade routes
2. France and England fought over the English crown and access to trade routes
3. France and England fought over the French crown and Aquitaine
4. France and England fought over the English crown and Bruges

20. Why was Joan of Arc burned?

1. Because she betrayed the English
2. Because she betrayed the French
3. Because the English thought she was a witch
4. Because she was a French heroine and the English didn't like that

21. Why did so many people go on crusade?

1. Because they wanted an adventure
2. Because it was a nice trip
3. Because the pope promised all your sins were forgiven
4. Because they all got a weapon to fight Muslims

22. What was NO effect of the crusades?

1. Italian cities became very rich from shipping Crusaders
2. Trade between Europe and the Arab world grew
3. Culturally, the Europeans learned a lot from the Arabs
4. The Holy Land came under Christian control again

What else would you like to know/learn before the test?

Break!