Question 1

The Second crusade was almost crushed by……….., the Muslim leader.

Accepted Answer

A) albuquerque 
B) muhammad 
C) saladin 
D) salam 
A) albuquerque 
B) muhammad 
C) saladin 
D) salam

Question 2

Normandy was a territory of ………………….

Accepted Answer

A) prussia 
B) england 
C) france 
D) scotland 
A) prussia 
B) england 
C) france 
D) scotland

Question 3

. _________followers were called Lollards.

Accepted Answer

A) john wycliffe 
B) henry iv 
C) martin luther 
D) chaucer 
A) john wycliffe 
B) henry iv 
C) martin luther 
D) chaucer

Question 4

Importance of the year 1381 in the history of England ………….

Accepted Answer

A) the peasants' revolt 
B) feudal revolt 
C) revolt of the slaves 
D) battle of bosworth 
A) the peasants' revolt 
B) feudal revolt 
C) revolt of the slaves 
D) battle of bosworth

Question 5

Noblemen had to swear an oath of loyalty to William known as …………

Accepted Answer

A) oath of salisbury 
B) oath of canterbury 
C) oath of jerusalem 
D) oath of trent 
A) oath of salisbury 
B) oath of canterbury 
C) oath of jerusalem 
D) oath of trent

The Second crusade was almost crushed by……….., the Muslim leader.

Normandy was a territory of ………………….

. _________followers were called Lollards.

Importance of the year 1381 in the history of England ………….

Noblemen had to swear an oath of loyalty to William known as …………

A Historical Overview of Britain: From Its Early Inhabitants to the Norman Conquest

English History and Literature

Medieval England: Wars, Revolts, and Literature

Filters

Exam 2: English History

The Second crusade was almost crushed by……….., the Muslim leader.

Normandy was a territory of ………………….

. _________followers were called Lollards.

Importance of the year 1381 in the history of England ………….

Noblemen had to swear an oath of loyalty to William known as …………

A Historical Overview of Britain: From Its Early Inhabitants to the Norman Conquest

English History and Literature

Medieval England: Wars, Revolts, and Literature

Filters