Unit 4 - The Late Middle Ages

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What time range is the Late Middle Ages:

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What was the main social change in the medieval cities?

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The economic activity which grew the most during the Late Middle Ages was:

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European population grew during the Lower Middle Ages until how many millions?

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Which of the following is not an agricultural innovation in the Late Middle Ages:

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When we leave one part of the arable without crops for one year, we call it:

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How much more do we produce when we change from the two to the three year crop rotation?

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What advantage was NOT brought by the iron-wheeled mouldboard plough?

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Among the changes of the iron-wheeled mouldboard plough there is the change of the ox for the horse for pulling the plough. Why was that possible?

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The king during feudalism had many powers in theory… but in reality?

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Therefore, among the great political changes in the Late Middle Ages we find:

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The reinforcement of the power of the monarchs was NOT because of:

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Medieval parliaments resulted from what institution?

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Who were the members of the Parliaments?

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What was the role of the medieval parliaments?

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The medieval parliaments in Spain were called:

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The Magna Carta was a response to

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One of the important consequences of the population growth is that the increase of people implied:

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The name of new cities which appeared from neighbourhoods around castles, monasteries and crossroads was:

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The definition of charter granted by kings or lords to cities can be stated as:

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The realm of action of the borough council was the

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The leader of the city council was the:

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Around the main square of medieval cities we do NOT find…

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Among the rights granted from the king to the cities we find

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Local trade had place in:

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Characteristics of markets:

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Frequency of the fairs.

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The Hanseatic League was an association of

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Which of the following cities did NOT increase their trade in the Late Middle Ages:

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Who were NOT part of guilds?

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Among the functions of the guilds we do NOT find:

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The masters in a workshop

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The journeymen

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The lower level in a workshop was

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Among the function of the guilds they did NOT have

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Feudal society, in the Lower Middle Ages:

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Part of the high nobility moved to the cities in the Lower Middle Ages and lived in

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The new social group, the bourgeoisie, was divided into

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The first university in Europe was the one of

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When we paint or we insert a relief in architecture and adapt what we are representing to the surface we say that it is adapted to the:

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A Pantocrator represents

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Gothic art went from when to when?

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Gothic architecture is a reflect of:

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Gothic architecture looked for height because:

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One of the following is a hold element in Gothic architecture:

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The use of pointed arches allowed:

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Another hold element in Gothic art was the groin vault, which consisted on:

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There are larger windows now in Gothic architecture because:

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Pinnacles were mostly

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What do we find in the doorways?

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The author of The Arnolfini Portrait was

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Revise the Late Middle Ages with this quiz.

Unit 4 - The Late Middle Ages

What time range is the Late Middle Ages:

What was the main social change in the medieval cities?

The economic activity which grew the most during the Late Middle Ages was:

European population grew during the Lower Middle Ages until how many millions?

Which of the following is not an agricultural innovation in the Late Middle Ages:

When we leave one part of the arable without crops for one year, we call it:

How much more do we produce when we change from the two to the three year crop rotation?

What advantage was NOT brought by the iron-wheeled mouldboard plough?

Among the changes of the iron-wheeled mouldboard plough there is the change of the ox for the horse for pulling the plough. Why was that possible?

The king during feudalism had many powers in theory… but in reality?

Therefore, among the great political changes in the Late Middle Ages we find:

The reinforcement of the power of the monarchs was NOT because of:

Medieval parliaments resulted from what institution?

Who were the members of the Parliaments?

What was the role of the medieval parliaments?

The medieval parliaments in Spain were called:

The Magna Carta was a response to

One of the important consequences of the population growth is that the increase of people implied:

The name of new cities which appeared from neighbourhoods around castles, monasteries and crossroads was:

The definition of charter granted by kings or lords to cities can be stated as: