The Development Of Feudalism In Western Europe Quiz 2.1-2.3

1. The triangle represents the feudal pyramid. Check which answers best describes the feudal structure.

Green = monarch; yellow = nobles; orange = samurai; red = servants

Green = pope; yellow = monarch; orange = priests; red = peasant

Green = monarch; yellow = nobles; orange = knights/vassals; red = serfs/peasants

Green = pope; yellow = serf; orange = hippos; red = Canadians

The correct answer describes the feudal structure by assigning the green color to the monarch, the yellow color to the nobles, the orange color to the knights/vassals, and the red color to the serfs/peasants. This aligns with the hierarchical structure of feudalism, where the monarch held the highest authority, followed by the nobles, knights/vassals, and finally the serfs/peasants at the bottom of the pyramid.

Explanation

The correct answer describes the feudal structure by assigning the green color to the monarch, the yellow color to the nobles, the orange color to the knights/vassals, and the red color to the serfs/peasants. This aligns with the hierarchical structure of feudalism, where the monarch held the highest authority, followed by the nobles, knights/vassals, and finally the serfs/peasants at the bottom of the pyramid.

2. Feudalism was a political system that developed in Europe because...

After the fall of Rome, Europe was a dangerous and difficult place and people had to work hard to survive.

People needed protection from conquest by invading barbarians and nearby kingdoms.

People began to pledge loyalty and services to one another in exchange for land and/or protection.

All of the above.

Feudalism developed in Europe because after the fall of Rome, Europe became dangerous and people had to work hard to survive. Additionally, people needed protection from invading barbarians and nearby kingdoms. As a result, people started pledging loyalty and services to one another in exchange for land and/or protection. Therefore, all of the above reasons contributed to the development of feudalism in Europe.

Explanation

Feudalism developed in Europe because after the fall of Rome, Europe became dangerous and people had to work hard to survive. Additionally, people needed protection from invading barbarians and nearby kingdoms. As a result, people started pledging loyalty and services to one another in exchange for land and/or protection. Therefore, all of the above reasons contributed to the development of feudalism in Europe.

3. The following describes barabarians

People who badly needed a haircut

Fierce warriors

Groups of people who invaded Rome and was part of the reason it fell

Germanic tribes and the Vikings

All are true except the first option

The given answer states that all the options are true except the first one. This means that the statement "People who badly needed a haircut" is not a correct description of barbarians. However, the other three statements - "Groups of people who invaded Rome and was part of the reason it fell," "Fierce warriors," and "Germanic tribes and the Vikings" - are all accurate descriptions of barbarians.

Explanation

The given answer states that all the options are true except the first one. This means that the statement "People who badly needed a haircut" is not a correct description of barbarians. However, the other three statements - "Groups of people who invaded Rome and was part of the reason it fell," "Fierce warriors," and "Germanic tribes and the Vikings" - are all accurate descriptions of barbarians.

4. The following is true of the Franks.

They developed a new style of warfare, which involved troops of knights and heavily armed warriors who fought on horseback, which made them successful conquerors.

Clothead was an early Frankish leader who became king at the age of 15 and defeated the last Roman army during his rule, expanded Frankish territory and made his followers become Christians.

Charlemagne was also an important leader of the Franks who eventually became Holy Roman Democratic Leader.

All of the Above

Clovis was an early Frankish leader who became king at the age of 15 and defeated the last Roman army during his rule, expanded Frankish territory and made his followers become Christians. Charlemagne was also an important leader of the Franks who eventually became Holy Roman Emperor.

Explanation

Clovis was an early Frankish leader who became king at the age of 15 and defeated the last Roman army during his rule, expanded Frankish territory and made his followers become Christians. Charlemagne was also an important leader of the Franks who eventually became Holy Roman Emperor.

5. Check all that apply to Charlemagne.

He ruled for forty years from 768 to 814 and was over six feet tall

He encouraged education and learning by making his court the center of culture and learning despite the fact that he could not read and write himself.

He unified all the Christian lands of Europe into a single and unified empire by teaching everyone how to read.

Pope Leo III crowned Charlemagne the Holy Roman Emperor because he helped the Church when they needed an army.

Charlemagne's empire fell once he died because the rulers that followed were weak and could not defend the empire against the many barbarian attacks. Although, the system of feudalism survived.

Charlemagne united the empire through religion, being a strong leader and a fierce warrior not by teaching people how to read; although, encouraging education was an important accomplishment.

Explanation

Charlemagne united the empire through religion, being a strong leader and a fierce warrior not by teaching people how to read; although, encouraging education was an important accomplishment.

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6. Check all that are true.

In the 9th & 10th century Europe was threatened by the Jews from Russia; Muslims from the Near East and North Africa and Spain; the Magyars from central Asia; and the Vikings from Norway and Denmark.

The Vikings were an incredibly fierce group of warriors that raided towns & villages and tried to set up colonies.

Feudalism was a system that developed to help keep people safe and was based on a system of promises and loyalty

Serfs could not leave their land and had to work the fields in exchange for a small plot of land of their own.

Lords and wealthy knights lived on mansions that contained one or more villages and surrounding farmland. The peasants had to produce everything on these mansions.

There was a lot of social mobility during this time. If you were born poor, it was easy to become rich and live as a noble.

In the 9th & 10th century Europe was threatened by the Muslims from the Near East and North Africa and Spain; the Magyars from central Asia; and the Vikings from Norway and Denmark. Lords and wealthy knights lived on manors that contained one or more villages and surrounding farmland. The peasants had to produce everything on these manors. There was not a lot of social mobility during this time. If you were born poor, it was impossible to become rich and live as a noble.

Explanation

In the 9th & 10th century Europe was threatened by the Muslims from the Near East and North Africa and Spain; the Magyars from central Asia; and the Vikings from Norway and Denmark. Lords and wealthy knights lived on manors that contained one or more villages and surrounding farmland. The peasants had to produce everything on these manors. There was not a lot of social mobility during this time. If you were born poor, it was impossible to become rich and live as a noble.

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