SS Rome/Feudalism

Question 0

Julius Caeser

Answer 0

Won many wars for Romans. Called himself “dictator for life” and was assassinated

Question 1

Augustus I (Octavian)

Answer 1

Ruled Rome from 27 BC to AC 14

Question 2

Rubicon

Answer 2

Rome did not allow to bring soldiers home,

Caeser crossed Rubicon and civil war broke out, Caeser won

Question 3

Ides Of March

Answer 3

Beware the Ides of March. Was a warning for Caeser that he was going to get assassinated

Question 4

Legion

Answer 4

A division of the Roman army, usually comprising 3000 to 6000 soldiers

Question 5

Aqueduct

Answer 5

Canals that carry water

Question 6

Cause for Feudalism

Answer 6

Need for protection

Question 7

Charlemagne

Answer 7

Holy Roman Emporer, crowned by Pope Leo

Question 8

Function of Feudalism

Answer 8

A way to organize society when there is no central government

Question 9

Lord

Answer 9

Powerful landowners who pledged their loyalty to their monarch.

Question 10

Serf

Answer 10

Lowest ranked in Feudal Society

Question 11

Viking

Answer 11

Warriors from Scandanavia, attacked monasteries in England Ireland Scotland etc. (Battle of Lindivarn 793BC)

Question 12

Normans

Answer 12

Vikings soon became Normans because of Christianity

Question 13

Homage

Answer 13

The relation established by vassal to lord