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Class Struggle in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Age — Part 6: Decline and end of FeudalismOnline version Class Struggle in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Age — Part 6: Decline and end of Feudalism by Vijo Gor 1 What weakened the power of feudal lords the most in the late Middle Ages? a The Black Death, peasant revolts, and growing towns b The rise of more knights c The Crusades and the Viking raids d The discovery of new castles 2 Why did the Black Death weaken feudalism? a Because priests refused to work the land b Because nobles caught all the rats c Because so many peasants died that labor became scarce and valuable d Because the king banned farming 3 How did labor shortages change the balance of power? a Peasants could now demand better pay and conditions b The Church gave peasants free land c Nobles gained new powers over peasants d Knights forced peasants to join their armies 4 What new kind of settlement grew stronger after the plague and revolts? a Fortresses b Monasteries c Towns and cities d Castles 5 Why did towns and cities weaken feudalism? a Because kings made peasants move there b Because people could work, trade, and live more freely outside the control of lords c Because nobles built them to show off d Because peasants didn’t like fresh air 6 Who started gaining power as trade and cities grew? a Serfs and slaves b Merchants, bankers, and professionals — the bourgeoisie c Knights and priests d Crusaders and monks 7 What does 'bourgeoisie' mean in early modern history? a The new urban class of merchants, bankers, and professionals b Traveling monks c The royal family d Poor farmers living in castles 8 How did the bourgeoisie challenge the feudal lords? a By supporting more peasant revolts b By gaining wealth from trade instead of land and demanding political power c By serving as knights for the nobles d By moving back to the countryside 9 What kind of class struggle did this create? a Intra-class struggle — between kings and nobles b Inter-class struggle — between peasants and nobles c Cross-class struggle — between the rising bourgeoisie and the old feudal ruling class d Religious struggle — between Church and Islam 10 What replaced feudalism in much of Europe? a Crusader kingdoms b Viking rule c Centralized monarchies, with kings holding most power d Independent peasant republics 11 Why did monarchs grow stronger while nobles weakened? a Because peasants voted for kings b Because nobles gave away their castles c Because kings built standing armies and took control of taxes and justice d Because the Church crowned them daily 12 What did centuries of class struggle during the Middle Ages lead to? a A permanent return to peasant slavery b The slow end of feudalism and the rise of towns, trade, and modern society c The rebuilding of the Roman Empire d A Europe ruled by the Church forever 13 What long-term revolutions did these transformations help prepare? a The fall of Rome and Greece b The New Crusades and Inquisitions in the Americas c The Viking and Mongol invasions from Asia d The Bourgeois Revolutions like in The Netherlands, England and France 14 Why is the decline and fall of feudalism so important for world history? a It would lead to the rise of modern states, capitalism and new class struggles b It made peasants get rid of all of the kings c It destroyed the Christian religion completely d It ended all wars forever

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Class Struggle in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Age — Part 6: Decline and end of FeudalismOnline version

by Vijo Gor

What weakened the power of feudal lords the most in the late Middle Ages?

Why did the Black Death weaken feudalism?

How did labor shortages change the balance of power?

What new kind of settlement grew stronger after the plague and revolts?

Why did towns and cities weaken feudalism?

Who started gaining power as trade and cities grew?

What does 'bourgeoisie' mean in early modern history?

How did the bourgeoisie challenge the feudal lords?

What kind of class struggle did this create?

What replaced feudalism in much of Europe?

Why did monarchs grow stronger while nobles weakened?

What did centuries of class struggle during the Middle Ages lead to?

What long-term revolutions did these transformations help prepare?

Why is the decline and fall of feudalism so important for world history?