The characteristic features of medieval Britain: an overview (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Quizzes

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The characteristic features of medieval Britain: an overview
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In what year did Pope Leo III name Charlemagne the Holy Roman Emperor?

800 CE

When did Pope Urban II call Christians to expel Muslims from the Holy Land?

1095

When did the Crusades finally end?

End of 15th century

What were the vast lands granted by kings to noblemen and bishops called?

Fiefs

Which social class did peasants belong to in medieval society?

Lowest class

What were most peasant farmers classified as?

Serfs

What materials did peasants usually wear?

Rough wool or linen

What were the common colours of peasant clothing?

Brown, red and grey

What were cathedral cities known for being?

Religious and trade centres

Which towns were heavily walled with bricks?

Canterbury and York

What percentage of children died before the age of seven in medieval times?

30%

What percentage of Britain's population died in the Great Famine of 1315-17?

10%

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