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Grade 5 Medieval Europe
Joan of Arc's first mission was to help break the siege of which city?
  1. Paris
  2. Nantes
  3. Orléans
  4. Marseilles
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
The pro-English court found Joan of Arc guilty of the crime of          heresy         .
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
Joan was exiled to England and sent to be imprisoned in the Tower of London for the rest of her life.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
In 1456, Joan was declared innocent after the pope had her case retried.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
Although she died in 1431, Joan of Arc was made a saint in what century?
  1. 16th
  2. 18th
  3. 19th
  4. 20th
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
In what century did the construction of the Moorish Castle begin?
  1. 4th
  2. 6th
  3. 8th
  4. 10th
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
What event marks the beginning of this time period?
  1. The Invasion of the first Germanic tribe
  2. The fall of the Roman Empire
  3. The invention of the printing press
  4. None of the above
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
Those that served the lords, or those higher than themselves were called...
  1. monarchs
  2. monks
  3. vassals
  4. none of the above
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
What was life like for the majority of the people that lived in the Middle Ages under the feudal system?
  1. They worked hard as peasant farmers
  2. They wore fancy clothes and went to parties
  3. They were soldiers who fought invaders
  4. They hung out at the local pub
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
Monarchs were expected to keep order, provide land, and also                 through the system.
  1. protection
  2. events
  3. food
  4. shelter
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
The Crusades were wars between the Christians and:
  1. the Greeks
  2. the Vikings
  3. the Muslims
  4. the Romans
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
What was a Manor?
  1. code of conduct for knights
  2. a large body of water
  3. a large estate or farm
  4. land owned by serfs
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
Centuries before Columbus set sail, these sailors landed in Newfoundland.
  1. Portuguese
  2. Vikings
  3. Portugal
  4. English
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
St. Patrick was a missionary to                .
  1. Scotland
  2. Ireland
  3. France
  4. Mexico
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
Knights followed a code of conduct called:
  1. feudalism
  2. knighthood
  3. military law
  4. chivalry
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
All of the land in the kingdom belonged to the King until he gave                   to lords. He did keep some for himself, and a great deal of land was also owned by the                                   .
  1. fiefs, church
  2. parcel, pesants
  3. money, serfs
  4. None of the above
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
"In the year 1000, Viking explorers made the first known voyage to:"
  1. Spain
  2. Japan
  3. North America
  4. Africa
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
Why did Europeans fear the Vikings?
  1. They were protected by Norse gods
  2. They attacked quickly and stole everything.
  3. They were mean.
  4. They had diseases.
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
What helped to put an end to the Viking Age and expansion?
  1. When the Vikings converted to Christianity
  2. When the Vikings stopped making their long ships
  3. When the Vikings got tired of raiding and went home
  4. When the French defeated the Vikings at Normandy
Grade 5 Medieval Europe
This system was defined by it's roles and individuals' pledged                 to rulers or landowners.
  1. anger
  2. disobedience
  3. loyalty
  4. kindness
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