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Jeopardy Vocab Feudalism Crusades Pictures Wild Card Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy.

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2 Jeopardy Vocab Feudalism Crusades Pictures Wild Card Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

3 $100 Question from vocab What is another name for a peasant?

4 $100 Answer from vocab serf

5 $200 Question from vocab. Who are the mounted horsemen who pledged to defend their lords lands in exchange for fiefs?

6 $200 Answer from vocab knights

7 $300 Question from vocab Piece of land given to the lord to a vassal

8 $300 Answer from vocab fief

9 $400 Question from vocab What is the complex set of ideals ; required a knight to fight bravely. Characteristics include loyalty, bravery and courteousness.

10 $400 Answer from vocab chivalry

11 $500 Question from vocab 1/10 of a family’s income given to the church as a tax

12 $500 Answer from vocab tithe

13 $100 Question from feudalism What did lords exchange in return for military service and other obligations?

14 $100 Answer from feudalism land

15 $200 Question from feudalism Feudal societies are generally based on an emphasis of: a)Social order b)Economic opportunities c)Protection of political rights d)A representative government

16 $200 Answer from feudalism Social order

17 $300 Question from feudalism In European feudal society, an individual’s social status was generally determined by what?

18 $300 Answer from feudalism birth

19 $400 Question from feudalism During feudal times in Europe, political, economic, and social power was based chiefly on… a) Possession of land b) Accumulation of paper currency c) Membership in a merchant guild d) Ownership of slaves

20 $400 Answer from feudalism a) Possession of land

21 $500 Question from feudalism The increase in trade and commerce during the Middle Ages resulted in: a) lower living standards for workers b) increased growth of towns and cities c) increased power for feudal lords and the clergy d) less rivalry among European nations

22 $500 Answer from feudalism b) increased growth of towns and cities

23 $100 Question from crusades What two groups of people were involved in the Crusades?

24 $100 Answer from crusades Christians & Muslims

25 $200 Question from crusades Did trade and commerce increase or decrease as a result of the crusades?

26 $200 Answer from crusades increase

27 $300 Question from crusades Did feudalism increase or decrease as a result of the crusades?

28 $300 Answer from crusades Feudalism decreased. People moved to towns and cities.

29 $400 Question from crusades Name two outcomes associated with the Crusades

30 $400 Answer from crusades -Revival of trade in western Europe -decline of feudalism -revival of interest in learning -cultural interaction with the Middle East

31 $500 Question from crusades Which heading would be best for the partial outline below? I._________________________________ a.Desire to be released from feudal obligations b.Defense of the holy land c.Forgiveness of sins d.Desire for wealth from the Middle East 1.Reasons for the Reformation 2.European motives for fighting the crusades 3.Causes of the fall of the Roman Empire 4.Reasons for the split between the Eastern and Western church

32 $500 Answer from crusades European motives for fighting the crusades

33 $100 Question from pictures Which groups of people were most closely associated with the spread of the Black Death? 1.merchants and pilgrims 2.bankers and explorers 3.missionaries and slave traders 4.soldiers and diplomats

34 $100 Answer from pictures merchants and pilgrims

35 $200 Question from pictures Most economic activities on this feudal manor were related to a)guilds b)industry c)banking d)agriculture

36 $200 Answer from pictures agriculture

37 $300 Question from pictures Base your answer on the illustration and on your knowledge of social studies. The illustration represents a society based on 1.social class 2.educational achievement 3.accumulated wealth 4.political ability

38 $300 Answer from pictures social class

39 $400 Question from pictures Which political system is best described in the outline below? I.__________________________ A. Decentralized government B. Based on loyalty and service C. Code of chivalry D. Military elite 1.Absolutism 2.Feudalism 3.Democracy 4.Oligarchy

40 $400 Answer from pictures Feudalism

41 $500 Question from pictures In both Europe and Japan, the major reason for the development of the political system shown in the illustration was to 1.eliminate the need for a legal system 2.increase trade and manufacturing in the region 3.consolidate the political power of religious leaders 4.provide order during a period of weak central governments

42 $500 Answer from pictures provide order during a period of weak central governments

43 $100 Question from Wild Card Which was a characteristic of feudalism? a.Land was exchanged for military service and obligations. b.Government was provided by a bureaucracy of civil servants. c.Power rested in the hands of a strong central government. d.Unified national court systems were developed.

44 $100 Answer from Wild Card a.Land was exchanged for military service and obligations.

45 $200 Question from Wild Card Who was crowned holy roman emperor ?

46 $200 Answer from Wild Card Charlemagne

47 $300 Question from Wild Card The art, music, and philosophy of the medieval period in Europe generally dealt with a.human scientific achievements b.religious themes c.materialism d.classic Greek and Roman subjects

48 $300 Answer from Wild Card religious themes

49 $400 Question from Wild Card One way in which the code of chivalry in Europe and the code of Bushido in Japan were similar is that both codes were intended to a.help the ruler control his people b.guide the behavior of a warrior class c.benefit all the social classes d.support revolutionary ideas

50 $400 Answer from Wild Card guide the behavior of a warrior class

51 $500 Question from Wild Card Which revolution came as a result of the Crusades and changes in Medieval society?

52 $500 Answer from Wild Card Commercial

53 Final Jeopardy

54 Final Jeopardy Answer

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