2. Who built Coucy up in spite of being excommunicated?
(a) Aubry de Coucy.
(b) Comte d-Eudes.
(c) Abbot Guibert.
(d) Enguerrand III.

3. Who was the first "lord of Coucy"?
(a) Abbot Guibert.
(b) Archibishop Herve.
(c) Aubry de Coucy.
(d) Comte d'Eudes.

4. What would a wealthy child learn until the age of seven?
(a) Morality.
(b) Trades.
(c) Manners.
(d) Math.

5. What answer is offered for anything that cannot be explained?
(a) Astronomy.
(b) Alchemy.
(c) Science.
(d) Religion.

6. What did the Jacquerie hold in May of 1358?
(a) A secession meeting.
(b) An open revolt.
(c) A constitutional convention.
(d) An "indignation meeting."

7. How did people transport things in the 14th century?
(a) Canals.
(b) Mule trains.
(c) Railroad.
(d) Caravans.

8. Who are more susceptible to the black plague?
(a) The clergy.
(b) The aristocrats.
(c) The poor.
(d) The knights.

9. What did the Jacquerie inspire in France?
(a) Repressive measures from the king.
(b) Armed insurrections.
(c) Political discussions.
(d) Independence for peasants.

10. What could bastard sons buy from the church in the beginning of the 14th century?
(a) Brides.
(b) Nobility papers.
(c) Military appointments.
(d) Papers of legitimacy.

11. What resulted from the depopulation of Europe during the plague?
(a) Knights returned to their estates.
(b) Labor was cheaper.
(c) Factories sprang up.
(d) Rents decreased.

12. When would a child learn combat?
(a) Fourteen.
(b) Sixteen.
(c) Seven.
(d) Eleven.

13. What was the dominant belief about the shape of the earth?
(a) People believed it was flat square.
(b) People believed it was hollow.
(c) People believed it a flat circle.
(d) People believed it was a sphere.

14. Whom did the Jacquerie choose as their leader?
(a) Guillaume Karle.
(b) Captal de Buch.
(c) Gaston Phoebus.
(d) Charles of Navarre.

15. How did the church make money in the beginning of the 14th century?
(a) Selling offices and imposing fines.
(b) Selling slaves and imports.
(c) Taxing mercantile cities.
(d) Conquering foreign lands.