Feudalism - class-IX
| Description: feudalism | |
| Number of Questions: 37 | |
| Created by: Tanya Dwivedi | |
| Tags: social science changing cultural traditions in europe 1300-1800 ce medieval world: centres of power history the middle ages rise of modern europe europe in the middle ages medieval world |
Under the feudal system the land was owned by ___________.
Which of these does NOT describe Japan in the 500-1500 period?
The two traditions which formed the part of the feudal system were ______.
Under the feudal system there were two distinct groups namely the ___________ and the vassals.
The feudal system was a/an ____________ between the powerful and the weak.
Earls, Barons, Dukes and Knights were categories of ______.
Feudalism survived in Europe from _____ century to _____ century.
_________ was at the core of feudalism.
Which of these was NOT a similarity between Western European and Japanese feudalism?
Under the feudal system a lot of importance was attached to two traditions, namely __________ and ____________.
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Under the feudal system the one who maintained the land was called the _________.
The land held by the vassal was considered as a _________ given by the ruler.
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After the death of __________ the Emperor of Holy Roman Empire, Europe plunged into chaos.
What was the ancient name of Tokyo?
Western European feudalism in the 500-1000 C.E. period can be BEST described as ______________________.
The cultural bankruptcy of Europe during the Middle Ages is often referred to as _________ Age.
Due to the cultural bankruptcy the Middle Ages is also called
The powerful ruling dynasties that emerged in countries like ___________ during the ${15}^{th}$ century weakened the feudal system.
The feudalism was a institution of administration based on which of the following?
The Middle Ages in Europe began with the fall of the __________ Empire.
The rise of barbaric tribes in Europe led to the emergence of
In the Middle Ages, many of the books were often based on __________.
According to priests in the Middle Ages, who would judge everyone on the doomsday?
Who controlled the schools and universities in the middle age?
In the Middle Ages, a monk could become ________.
According to priests in the Middle Age, what would happen to the soul on the doomsday if had not committed any sins?
What did people believe that could help them reduce the number of years they would spend in purgatory?
What were the main problems in the Middle Ages in gaining knowledge?
In the Middle Ages, the priests told people about _____ good deeds, if they wanted to go to heaven.
According to priests in the Middle Age, what would happen to the soul on the doomsday if had committed serious sins?
Who were the regular clergies who did not mix with ordinary people?
What did the priest tell people about what would happen when they die?
What was the person who contradicted the church called?
In the Middle Ages, Heretics were ________ at the sake to make them suffer the pains of hell on the earth.
Whose ideas influenced a group of heretics called Lollards in the Middle Ages?
"Jesus Christ was a poor man from his birth to his death, avoiding worldly riches from the time of his birth until he dies, tries to be worldly rich. Bishops and priests should not tax the poor people, for this is worse than common robbery." Who was the proponent of these views?