Unintended Consequences of the Feudal System

Q. Who were considered traitors in feudal Europe?

1. The kings who competed with their vassals.
2. The vassals who competed with their kings.
3. The knights who competed with the peasants.
4. The dukes who competed with the peasants.

Q. As the formation of new businesses took place, the businessmen who got rich broke off feudal agreements with their feudal lords.

1. False
2. True

Q. One of the results of feudalism was the ________.

1. emergence of literature
2. growth in the economy
3. social equality
4. cultural enhancement

Q. Who did the feudal landlords have to depend on for military support?

1. Kings
2. Bishops
3. Noblemen
4. Vassals

Q. In which field did people from England, France, and Germany particularly flourish in during the feudal period?

1. Architecture
2. Literature
3. Pottery
4. Music

Q. The feudal system was a/an ____________ between the powerful and the weak.

1. Relationship
2. Link
3. Conflict
4. Agreement

Q. Which of the following was an outcome of the feudal system in the medieval period?

1. The encouragement for creative output in literature in England, France, and Germany.
2. A visible improvement to the status of farmers in society.
3. The influence of the so-called barbarians was kept in check.
4. Nourishment for the emergence of cities that became centres for trade.

Q. Which of the following were not the consequences of the formation of new businesses in feudal Europe?

1. The businessmen got rich and broke off from their feudal agreements.
2. Disparity between feudal lords and their rich vassals.
3. Feudal lords competed with their kings.
4. Disparity between the different European kings.

Q. After the ninth century, ownership of land became hereditary among the .

1. vassals
2. kings
3. feudal lords
4. farmers

Q. In an unexpected turn of events during the feudal era, some feudal lords competed against the .

1. noblemen
2. kings
3. vassals
4. barons