Mrs.Kallens. Religion Jeopardy Feudal System Battle of Hastings Knights/Ma gna Carta CrusadesPlague 10 20 30 40 50 Final Category.

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Mrs.Kallens

Religion Jeopardy Feudal System Battle of Hastings Knights/Ma gna Carta CrusadesPlague Final Category

Define Feudal System or Feudalism Answer

A military form of government 10 Points

What is the land granted to someone in exchange for a promise of loyalty? Answer

Fief 20 Points

What is the system of self sufficient farming Answer

Manorialism 30 Points

What is a vassal and what positions in feudal society where vassals? Answer

A person who serves a lord of a higher rank. Knights, Dukes, Earls, and Barons were vassals. 40 Points

What were the two types of peasants and what is the difference between them? Answer

Serfs and Freemen Serfs were not allowed to come and go and had to ask permission of the noble regarding several things. Freemen could come and go as they pleased. 50 Points

Who won the Battle of Hastings? Answer

The Normans 10 Points

Surprise! If you get the correct answer, the point value for this question will be doubled.

Who were the two leaders that fought in the battle and which side did each lead? Answer

Harold Godwinson (Saxons) and William the Conqueror (Normans)? 20 Points

Where is Normandy located? Answer

Northern France 30 Points

Why did the battle start and what year was it fought? Answer

King Edward died and did not leave name a successor. Both sides claimed the throne. The year was Points

Why was the battle significant? Answer

It was the last successful invasion of England and it brought the Feudal System to England. 50 Points

When was the Magna Carta signed and by who? Answer

King John in 1215? 10 Points

What are medieval soldiers on horseback called and what is their armor called? Answer

Knights and chainmail? 20 Points

Define heraldry. Answer

The system used by knights to identify themselves in battle. 30 Points

What are the steps to becoming a knight? Answer

Page, Squire, Knight (via dubbing ceremony) 40 Points

Results of the Magna Carta Answer

What is limit the power of the king, no taxation without approval of the great council, and Freemen are entitled to a trial should they be accused of a crime? 50 Points

Three reason people went on the crusades and the city they ultimately wanted to capture. Answer

Land, money, religion. Jerusalem 10 Points

Who called the first crusade? Answer

Pope Urban II (Explain why and get an extra 20 points ) 20 Points

Three kings who went on the third Crusade and the results of the third crusade. Answer

Phillip II, Richard I, Frederick I Phillip went home, Frederick drowned, and Richard made a treaty with ___________. (name him for an extra (10 points) 30 Points

Three results of the crusades (example: which of them were successful?) Answer

The first was the only successful crusade. Trade lead to more ideas and wealth being brought to Europe. Began conflict that still exists between Christians and Muslims. 40 Points

Yeah, it’s a Feudal System Question… What were three reasons the Feudal System ended? Answer

Technology and advancements in weaponry. The development of towns and cities. The Black Death. 50 Points

Define Plague. Answer

A disease that spreads quickly and kills many? 10 Points

How is the plague transmitted? Answer

Plague bacteria in rats is carried by fleas and then transmitted to humans. 20 Points

Where did the plague originate and how did it make it to Europe? Answer

China. Invaders sieged the trading port city of Caffa by infecting it with plague. Italian sailors escaped and came back home infected with the disease. 30 Points

What are three forms of plague? Which does the black death usually get named for? Answer

Bubonic, Septicaemic, Pneumatic? The Bubonic. 40 Points

What were three major effects of the plague? (think cultural, economic, political, social) Answer

Answers will vary. Look it up to check if they are right. 50 Points

Final Category: Social Studies Vocabulary

The governing body that developed in England following the Magna Carta is called what? Answer

Parliment