Medieval England 4H

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England during the Middle Ages

In one word: Say what image you have from the Middle Ages!

1. Take a guess: At the start of the Early Middle Ages, England had been under Roman rule for how long?

1. 200 years
2. 350 years
3. 500 years
4. 650 years

2. Take a guess: At the end of what century was almost all of Europe Christianised?

1. 8th century
2. 9th century
3. 10th century
4. 11th century

3. Take a guess: "Kings lend lords land in exchange for their loyalty, taxes and military support." = definition of ...

1. Pantheism
2. Feudalism
3. Absolutism
4. Constructivism

4. Take a guess: During the Hundred Years War (14th/15th century), England fought against?

1. Scotland
2. Ireland
3. France
4. Denmark

5. Take a guess: Which of the following was not invented during the Late Middle Ages (13th - 15th century)?

1. Telescope
2. Printing Press
3. Hopped Beer
4. Watermills to grind grain

Early Middle Ages (600-1066)

- Britain been under Roman rule for 350 years
- 1st:  Irish raiders     

- 2nd: Angles, Saxons & Jutes     
- 3rd: Vikings
- King of Wessex signed the Danelaw
      = Treaty with the Vikings allowing them to control Northern 
          and Eastern bit of England. 
        

What is The Norman Conquest?

Why Norman?

What are the crusades?

Who or what is the Beowulf?

Beowulf has to fight

1. King Hygelac
2. The Geat
3. Grendel
4. The Christian mother of Grendel

High Middle Ages (1066-1272)

- Period that people think of when they hear "Medieval"
- Norman Conquest 1066
- 11th century: all of Europe Christianised   +   Crusades
- Higher women in charge of households/castles when men 
   were away. 

What do you think is the Domesday Book?

What is Feudalism?

High Middle Ages: Feudalism

- Set up by the French

- Domesday Book: 
   listed all counties, 
   landholders, taxes, etc. 

Who is Arthur?

Write down what you know about King Arthur.

What is the purpose of the round table?

Late Middle Ages (1272-1485)

- Hundred Years' War: France vs. England
- Migration
- Columbus to America 
- 14th century: Great Famine & Black Death
- English Parliament set up

Late Middle Ages: Women & Society

- Great Famine & Black Death: lots of men dying
- Women allowed to take up jobs previously done by men

- Scholarly breakthroughs in astronomy, alchemy, philosophy
- Technological advances: printing press, furnaces, watermills,
   introduction of hopped beer

Late Middle Ages: Art

- Snails as mounts or knights
   fighting them
- Group of people from Europe?
- Inevitability of death? 
- First form of abstract art?

6. Which of the following groups did not invade England during the Early Middle Ages?

1. Romans
2. Irish Raiders
3. Vikings
4. Angles, Saxons & Jutes

7. Who signed the Danelaw, the treaty between England and the Vikings?

1. King of Sussex
2. King of Wessex
3. King of Northumbria
4. King of Essex

8. True or False: "The Domesday Book listed all the counties, landowners, taxes, etc."

1. True
2. False

9. Which of the following did not occur during the Late Middle Ages

1. Great famine & Black death
2. Setting up of the English Parliament
3. The first crusades
4. Columbus sailing towards America

10. Which of the following is not one of the possible explanations for snails in Medieval art?

1. Group of people from Europe
2. Inevitability of death
3. First form of abstract art
4. Hallucinating Monks