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17 Middle Ages: Society, People and Events

How well do you know the medieval times? Step into a world of kings, knights, and epic tales with trivia that reveals the society, people, and events of the Middle Ages! This era was a tapestry of towering cathedrals, majestic castles, and heroic legends that have captured the imagination for centuries. Their intricate cultures were built on chivalry, faith, and ambition.

The Middle Ages were both a time of turmoil and great achievement, marked by cataclysmic events and cultural renaissance. The stories from these times, whether of daring knights or plagues, continue to echo through art and tradition today. Test your knowledge with these enthralling questions that feel straight out of a medieval chronicle.

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Carthage

Carthage

Babylon

Babylon

Byzantium

Byzantium

Assyria

Assyria

When did slaves from Africa arrive in Brazil?

1550

1550

1625

1625

1610

1610

1590

1590

Which Roman road ran from the Cotswold town of Bourton-on-the-Water?

Watling Street

Watling Street

Stane Street

Stane Street

Icknield Street

Icknield Street

King Street

King Street

Juggling was frowned upon in the Middle Ages, what were proponents of this art disdainfully called?

Gleemen

Gleemen

Ballies

Ballies

Ballmen

Ballmen

Chuckers

Chuckers

In the process of knighthood, what age did a squire become a full knight?

16

16

12

12

21

21

30

30

In the Middle Ages, what was a vassal?

Lower ranking noble

Lower ranking noble

A boat

A boat

A pet

A pet

A weapon

A weapon

Who was the 3rd wife of Claudius renowned for her promiscuity?

Statilia Messalina

Statilia Messalina

Poppaea Sabina

Poppaea Sabina

Valeria Messalina

Valeria Messalina

Claudia Octavia

Claudia Octavia

The ancient Greeks are considered the first to practice which of these?

Religion

Religion

Law

Law

Medicine

Medicine

Democracy

Democracy

The Olympic Games were first enacted by which ancient civilization?

Egyptian

Egyptian

Greek

Greek

Roman

Roman

Byzantine

Byzantine

When Caligula was murdered, which of his relatives took his place as Roman Emperor?

Cousin

Cousin

Uncle

Uncle

Father

Father

Nephew

Nephew

Now meaning ‘wild’, what was the name of the people who destroyed the western Roman Empire some 1600 years ago?

Livid

Livid

Barbarian

Barbarian

Untamed

Untamed

Feral

Feral

The Roman emperor, Nero, famously killed which of his family members?

His Son and Wife

His Son and Wife

His Brother and Son

His Brother and Son

His Wife and Mother

His Wife and Mother

His Father and Mother

His Father and Mother

In which century did the ‘Middle Ages’ begin?

4th

4th

7th

7th

6th

6th

5th

5th

Which civilization is associated with the implementation of aqueducts and roads?

Kush

Kush

Greece

Greece

Inca

Inca

Rome

Rome

Which game was banned for a period in the Middle Ages, fearing it might reduce time spent on archery?

Cricket

Cricket

Bowls

Bowls

Wrestling

Wrestling

Cards

Cards

In the Middle Ages, which Italian city did The Medici’s rule?

Venice

Venice

Rome

Rome

Turin

Turin

Florence

Florence

In which constituent country of the United Kingdom can Stonehenge be found?

Gibraltor

Gibraltor

Cornwall

Cornwall

Scotland

Scotland

England

England

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