Test Date: Friday, April 11
Format:
- 15 multiple choice questions, each worth 3 points each (45 points total)
- 2 essay questions—you will choose ONE of them—and answer it, (55 points total)
What is this test on?
This test is on Chapter 12 of your textbook and all related
material
What do I need to
know?
You are responsible for knowing the following:
- The
major institutions of early Medieval Europe, including:
- Feudalism—terms
associated with it; how it worked; advantages and disadvantages
- Manorialism—what
made up a manor; purpose it served; relationship to feudalism
- Warfare—how
wars/battles were fought and why; technology; characteristics of
warriors/soldiers
- The
Church—spiritual, political, and social roles; the hierarchy; powers of the Pope
- Kingship—characteristics
of kings; power of kings
- The
re-emergence of towns and new technologies
- Characteristics and examples of the culture of the early and high middle ages
- Major
historical people, events, details, and developments that pertain to the following:
- The
transition from the
- King
Clovis and the Merovingian Dynasty
- Charles
Martel and the
- The
Carolingian Dynasty; Charlemagne; the Carolingian Empire and its fate
- The
Vikings and their significance
- Anglo-Saxon England and the Norman Conquest
- The
Crusades—primarily the causes and major events of the first Crusade
- Examples of continuities and changes from the early middle ages to the high middle ages
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