Medieval Monarchy and Feudalism

• Monarchs in medieval monarchy were believed to rule by divine right, granting them absolute authority.

  True
• What is the key difference between the divine right of kings and the separation of church and state?

  Authority source
• What was the main purpose of land ownership in feudalism?

  Military service and labor
• Nobles in medieval monarchy were responsible for providing military service to the monarch.
• Feudalism was the dominant social and economic system in medieval Europe, characterized by a hierarchical structure of society
• What were peasants and serfs required to provide to their lords in feudalism?

  Labor, crops, services
• What were peasants bound to in the feudal system?

  The land
• Match the characteristic of medieval monarchy with its modern democracy counterpart:

  Hereditary rule ↔️ Elected government

  Divine right of kings ↔️ Separation of church and state

  Feudal system ↔️ Equality under the law
• The interdependence of classes in feudalism contributed to the stability and functioning of the system
• Nobles owned and managed land
• Why were the roles of each class interdependent in feudal society?

  To maintain stability
• What were peasants required to provide to lords under feudalism?

  Labor and crops
• The divine right of kings meant monarchs were believed to rule by the will of God.


  True
• Contrast medieval monarchy with modern democracy.

  Hereditary rule ↔️ Elected government

  Divine right of kings ↔️ Separation of church and state

  Feudal system ↔️ Equality under the law
• Nobles owned large estates called manors
• Match the feudal role with its modern equivalent:

  Monarch ↔️ Elected government

  Nobles and landowners ↔️ Private property owners

  Knights and vassals ↔️ Citizens with equal rights

  Peasants and serfs ↔️ Workers with labor rights
• Feudalism was characterized by a hierarchical structure
• How did feudal monarchy differ from modern governments in terms of authority?

  Centralized and personal relationships
• What was one of the key responsibilities of the clergy in medieval society?

  Spiritual guidance
• What role did the clergy play in medieval society?

  Spiritual guidance and education
• Match the role in feudalism with its primary responsibility:

  Monarch ↔️ Granted land and led army

  Lords and Nobles ↔️ Managed land and provided military service

  Knights and Vassals ↔️ Received land and provided military service

  Peasants and Serfs ↔️ Worked the land and paid taxes
• How did the monarch's centralized power in the medieval system contrast with modern democracies?

  Centralized vs distributed power
• What was the role of the feudal system in medieval monarchy?

  Organized social hierarchy
• Feudalism in medieval Europe was characterized by a hierarchical structure of society.
• Peasants and serfs in feudalism were required to provide labor, crops, and other services to the lord.
• Hereditary rule was a key characteristic of medieval monarchy.


  True
• Who was at the top of the feudal hierarchy in feudal society?

  Monarch
• Arrange the classes in medieval monarchy in order from highest to lowest.

  1️⃣ Monarch

  2️⃣ Nobles

  3️⃣ Clergy

  4️⃣ Peasants
• Feudalism in medieval Europe was characterized by elected governments and private ownership.

  False
• In feudalism, nobles owned land in exchange for providing military service
• Arrange the key components of feudalism in a logical order.

  1️⃣ Land ownership by nobles

  2️⃣ Peasants provide labor to lords

  3️⃣ Hierarchy determines power
• What was the role of the clergy in feudal society?

  Spiritual guidance and education
• Feudalism was characterized by a hierarchical social and economic structure
• Modern society is based on equality under the law
• What were the responsibilities of lords and nobles in feudalism?

  Manage land and provide military service
• What replaced hereditary rule in modern democracies?

  Elected government
• Peasants and serfs were required to provide labor and crops to the lord.


  True
• What were the roles of the clergy in medieval society?

  Spiritual guidance, education
• Order the roles in feudal society from highest to lowest:

  1️⃣ Monarch

  2️⃣ Lords and nobles

  3️⃣ Knights and vassals

  4️⃣ Peasants and serfs
• Feudalism was based on land ownership and mutual obligations