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For almost five hundred years, men in heavily amored chariots dominated warfare in Europe.

False. Europe was dominated by heavily armored cavalry, or knights.

In the Middle Ages, men whose chief concern was farming dominated European society.

False. European society was dominated by men whose chief concern was warfare.

The most far-reaching attacks of the time came from the Southmen, also known as the Turks.

False. Far-reaching attacks came from the Nothmen, also known as the Vikings.

The Frankish policy of settling the Vikings and converting the to Islam was a deliberate one.

False. The Frankish policy of converting the Vikings to Christianity was a deliberate one.

By the eigth century, a man who served a lord in a millitary capcity was known as a vassal.

True.

Chivarly was a code of ethnics by which knights were expected to defend the Church and defenseless people, and to treat captives as honored guests.

True.

In fuedal society, loyalty to one's lord was the chief virtue.

True.

In the ninth and tenth centuries, Western Europe was beset by a wave of invasions from the Muslims and the Magyars.

True.

Land was the most important gift a lord could give to a vessel.

True.

Social divisions existed between lords and knights based on the extreme of wealth and landholdings.

True.