Quiz Unit 3 - Feudalism

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Secundaria (Unit 3 - The High Middle Ages: Feudalism) 2º ESO English Test sobre Quiz Unit 3 - Feudalism, creado por Jaime Alonso el 23/01/2017.
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Pregunta 1

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Feudalism is NOT what type of system
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  • Economic
  • Romanesque
  • Political
  • Social

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The origins of the manorial system can be traced back to the
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  • Byzantine Empire
  • High Roman Empire
  • Ancient Egypt
  • Carolingian Empire

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Feudalism predominated...
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  • in all Europe
  • in Western Europe
  • in Eastern Europe
  • in southern Europe

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When did Feudalism predominate ?
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  • between the 8th and 12th centuries
  • between the 9th and 13th centuries
  • between the fall of Rome until the 13th century
  • between the 10th and 13th centuries

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What elements did the kingdoms in Western Europe share after the Carolingian Empire?
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  • Christianity and Feudalism
  • Christianity and Emperor
  • Feudalism and Emperor
  • Orthhodox Christianity and Feudalism

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Feudal kings were considered
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  • Divine
  • Representatives of God
  • Messengers of the Gods
  • Emperors

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Kings were also considered 'primus inter pares', which in Latin means
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  • First among the people
  • First among equals
  • First among cousins
  • All monarchs were relatives

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The powers of Feudal monarchs were
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  • absolute
  • strong
  • weak
  • tyrannical

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The king had NOT got any role
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  • Leading military campaigns.
  • Raising special taxes
  • As supreme judge
  • As head of the Church

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The 'Curia Regia' or Royal Council was
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  • an assembly of the nobiliity and the clergy with an advisory role
  • an assembly of the nobiliity and the clergy with a decision-making role
  • an assembly of the nobiliity, the clergy and the peasants with an advisory role
  • the entourage of the monarch, from which he obtained advice

Pregunta 11

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From the 10th century, the leader of the Holy Roman Empire was...
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  • elected
  • the Pope
  • Charlemagne
  • hereditary

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Who attacked Western Europe in the 9th century?
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  • Vikings, Carolingians and Muslims
  • Muslims, Byzantines and Vikings
  • Vikings, Magyars and Carolingians
  • Vikings, Muslims and Magyars

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Among the consequences of the atttacks of the Vikings, Magyars and Muslims we find
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  • security
  • increase in trade
  • insecurity
  • the use of the Mare Nostrum

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The manorial system or vassalage is a relationship
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  • Between the Church and the Clergy
  • Between two free men
  • Based on kings gaining power
  • Based on mutual protection

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The manorial system was sealed by
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  • auxilium et consilium
  • the Commendation ceremony
  • the fief
  • the Fealty ceremony

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In the vassalage, what could the peasants provide?
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  • Labour
  • Land
  • Security
  • Advice

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What did the nobility give the knights in the vassalage?
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  • Advice
  • Security
  • Land
  • Taxes

Pregunta 18

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Define 'Fief':
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  • Rural estate granted by serfs
  • Rural estate granted by the peasants
  • Rural estate granted by lords
  • Urban estate given by the king

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What did the fief or fiefdom mean for the vassal?
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  • Protection
  • Income
  • Pastures
  • Loyalty

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The division of the fief was
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  • Lord and vassal
  • Demesne and holdings
  • Demesne and pastures
  • Pastures and holdings

Pregunta 21

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The demesne of the fief
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  • was exploited by the lord
  • was exploited by free peasants
  • had cities
  • promoted trade

Pregunta 22

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In addition to economic exploitation of the fief, what other roles did the lords have over it?
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  • Taxes and justice
  • Justice and art
  • Crops and forests
  • Art and culture

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Actually, there was no so much trade mostly because
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  • of security
  • the fiefs were self-sufficient
  • the castle gave crafts
  • there were no artisans

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Self-sufficiency meant that
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  • they could not provide what they needed
  • they could sell their products
  • the did not need anything from the outside
  • the base of economy was craftwork

Pregunta 25

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The mill, oven and press belonged to
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  • the king
  • the lord
  • the monks
  • the free peasants

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The free peasants had to pay taxes to the lord, but also
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  • helped in the churches
  • had to do some services for the lord
  • worked the demesne
  • pay taxes to the king

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Agricultural productivity was
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  • Low
  • Frequent
  • Massive
  • Rudimentary

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It was low because of the
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  • plague
  • climate
  • techniques
  • livestock

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Agricultural technique used during Feudalism
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  • Two-year crop rotation
  • Three-year crop rotation
  • Roman plough
  • Iron-wheeled mouldboard plough

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How much field do you work more when you change the 2 year to the 3-year crop rotation?
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  • 50 %
  • most of the times 66 %
  • 16 %
  • it depends on how much you leave fallow

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The main agricultural tool during Feudalism was the
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  • Iron-wheeled mouldboard plough
  • Roman plough
  • Greek plough
  • Neolithic plough

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The main source of income for a peasant was
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  • taxes
  • his own work
  • the fief
  • craftwork

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The definition of "estates of the realm" is:
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  • Market where traders met
  • Ceremony
  • Closed social groups
  • Hierarchical organisation

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Each social group had a role... what was the role of the 'oratores'
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  • Fight
  • Pray
  • Work
  • Rule

Pregunta 35

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Who was never vassal?
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  • The Dukes
  • The Bishops
  • The Kings
  • The free peasants

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Who was the head of the Church?
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  • The Pope
  • The Patriarch
  • The Archbishop
  • The King

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The basic social division in Feudalism was between privileged and non-privileged... Which of the following was NOT privileged?
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  • Slaves
  • Marquis
  • Villeins
  • Abbot

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Classify 'abbot' in the feudal social structure
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  • Low secular clergy
  • High regular clergy
  • High secular clergy
  • Low regular clergy

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Example of lower secular clergy
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  • Bishops
  • Monks
  • Parish priests
  • Abbots

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Lower nobility
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  • Duke
  • Marquis
  • Monk
  • Knight

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High nobility
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  • King
  • Baron
  • Bishop
  • Abbot

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The tax that peasants had to pay to the church was called...
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  • Demesne
  • Tax
  • Tithe
  • VAT

Pregunta 43

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The tithe was around what percentage of the peasants income?
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  • 5 %
  • 10 %
  • 25 %
  • 50 %

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The serfs
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  • were free
  • were slaves
  • could not marry
  • were tied to the land

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Where did pilgrimages go?
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  • Holy Land
  • Holy places
  • Rome
  • Mecca

Pregunta 46

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The 'scriptoria' of the monasteries were used for
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  • eating
  • cooking
  • praying
  • reading and copying manuscripts

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Secular clergy is characterised by
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  • living in the fields
  • living in monasteries
  • living in towns and villages
  • nomadic lifestyle

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Feudal Miliitary Orders were
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  • Monastic orders
  • Warrior-monks
  • Orders sent by the king
  • Set of rules and regulations

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What were the Crusades?
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  • Pilgrimages
  • Trade routes
  • Military expeditions
  • Geographical explorations

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The sets of regulations for monasteries were called
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  • divine office
  • orders
  • laws
  • rights

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Characteristic of Romanesque art
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  • Rural
  • Urban
  • Thick
  • Military

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Main buildings in Romanesque architecture
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  • Palaces
  • Prisons
  • Churches
  • Castles

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Main holding elements in Romanesque architecture
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  • Walls and buttresses
  • Columns and semi-circular arches
  • Buttresses and semi-circular arches
  • Groin vaults and walls

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Walls in Romanesque churches were
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  • thick
  • reinforced with pillars
  • open to the public
  • covered with glass

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Most important type of floor plan in Romanesque architecture
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  • Greek-cross
  • Latin-cross
  • Basilica
  • Centralised

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The central point of the church, where the two naves meet, is the
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  • ambulatory
  • crossing
  • nave
  • altar

Pregunta 57

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Which of the following is not a hold element in Romanesque architecture?
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  • Semi-circular arch
  • Groin vault
  • Barrel vault
  • Pointed arch

Pregunta 58

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When we paint and adapt what we are painting to the surface we say that it is adapted to the
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  • frame
  • space
  • didactic
  • tympanum

Pregunta 59

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A Pantocrator represents
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  • the Evangelists
  • Virgin with Child
  • Christ blessing
  • Christ in the cross

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The representation of Virgin with Child more common in Romanesque art is called:
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  • tempera
  • Theothrone
  • Free standing
  • Gospel
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