1. The leg wrappings of the Barbarians for warmth, combined with the tunics in the Early Middle Ages are examples of Group of answer choices A.both geography and cultural authentication B.both geography and status C.cultural authentication D.the theme of status F.the theme of geography 2. Which of these were not characteristic of upper class Byzantine people? Group of answer choices A. They used Egyptian decorative motifs extensively B. They wore richly colored silks C. They wore very body covering styles from neck to floor D. Their styles included heavy embroidery and decoration 3. 3. Modern men might wear undershirts and boxers as their undergarments. What were the corresponding undergarments for men of the Middle Ages? Man wearing a head covering with strings at sides, a hip length top with long sleeves and draped leg covering to the knees. Group of answer choices A. Chemise and braies B. Chasuble and bliaut C. chainse and barbettes D. Chemise and bliaut F. Chasuble and braies 4. Men of the 15th century would wear what article of clothing on the lower portion of the body? Group of answer choices a ruff hose trousers a jumper cote- hardie 5. What 2 words did the English use for the French word chemise during the latter part of the Middle Ages. These words were names for women's undergarments during the Middle Ages and are still used today but for different garments than the chemise style. Congrats you are already through the first 6 chapters! Group of answer choices A. corset and fillet B. corset and stole C. roc and apron D. smock and shift 1. The leg wrappings of the Barbarians for warmth, combined with the tunics in the Early Middle Ages are examples of Group of answer choices A.both geography and cultural authentication B.both geography and status C.cultural authentication D.the theme of status F.the theme of geography 2. Which of these were not characteristic of upper class Byzantine people? Group of answer choices A. They used Egyptian decorative motifs extensively B. They wore richly colored silks C. They wore very body covering styles from neck to floor D. Their styles included heavy embroidery and decoration 2. Which of these were not characteristic of upper class Byzantine people? Group of answer choices A. They used Egyptian decorative motifs extensively B. They wore richly colored silks C. They wore very body covering styles from neck to floor D. Their styles included heavy embroidery and decoration 3. 3. Modern men might wear undershirts and boxers as their undergarments. What were the corresponding undergarments for men of the Middle Ages? Man wearing a head covering with strings at sides, a hip length top with long sleeves and draped leg covering to the knees. Group of answer choices A. Chemise and braies B. Chasuble and bliaut C. chainse and barbettes D. Chemise and bliaut F. Chasuble and braies 4. Men of the 15th century would wear what article of clothing on the lower portion of the body? Group of answer choices a ruff hos.

1. 1. The leg wrappings of the Barbarians for warmth, combined with the tunics in the Early
Middle Ages are examples of
Group of answer choices
A.both geography and cultural authentication
B.both geography and status
C.cultural authentication
D.the theme of status
F.the theme of geography
2. Which of these were not characteristic of upper class Byzantine people?
Group of answer choices
A. They used Egyptian decorative motifs extensively
B. They wore richly colored silks
C. They wore very body covering styles from neck to floor
D. Their styles included heavy embroidery and decoration
3. 3. Modern men might wear undershirts and boxers as their undergarments. What
were the corresponding undergarments for men of the Middle Ages? Man wearing a
head covering with strings at sides, a hip length top with long sleeves and draped leg
covering to the knees.
Group of answer choices
A. Chemise and braies
B. Chasuble and bliaut
C. chainse and barbettes
D. Chemise and bliaut
F. Chasuble and braies
4. Men of the 15th century would wear what article of clothing on the lower portion of the
body?
Group of answer choices
a ruff
hose
trousers
a jumper
cote- hardie
5. What 2 words did the English use for the French word chemise during the latter part
of the Middle Ages. These words were names for women's undergarments during the
Middle Ages and are still used today but for different garments than the chemise style.
Congrats you are already through the first 6 chapters!
Group of answer choices
A. corset and fillet

2. B. corset and stole
C. roc and apron
D. smock and shift
1. The leg wrappings of the Barbarians for warmth, combined with the tunics in the Early Middle
Ages are examples of
Group of answer choices
A.both geography and cultural authentication
B.both geography and status
C.cultural authentication
D.the theme of status
F.the theme of geography
2. Which of these were not characteristic of upper class Byzantine people?
Group of answer choices
A. They used Egyptian decorative motifs extensively
B. They wore richly colored silks
C. They wore very body covering styles from neck to floor
D. Their styles included heavy embroidery and decoration
2. Which of these were not characteristic of upper class Byzantine people?
Group of answer choices
A. They used Egyptian decorative motifs extensively
B. They wore richly colored silks
C. They wore very body covering styles from neck to floor
D. Their styles included heavy embroidery and decoration
3. 3. Modern men might wear undershirts and boxers as their undergarments. What were the
corresponding undergarments for men of the Middle Ages? Man wearing a head covering with
strings at sides, a hip length top with long sleeves and draped leg covering to the knees.
Group of answer choices
A. Chemise and braies
B. Chasuble and bliaut
C. chainse and barbettes
D. Chemise and bliaut
F. Chasuble and braies
4. Men of the 15th century would wear what article of clothing on the lower portion of the body?
Group of answer choices
a ruff
hose
trousers
a jumper
cote- hardie
4. Men of the 15th century would wear what article of clothing on the lower portion of the body?
Group of answer choices

3. a ruff
hose
trousers
a jumper
cote- hardie
5. What 2 words did the English use for the French word chemise during the latter part of the
Middle Ages. These words were names for women's undergarments during the Middle Ages and
are still used today but for different garments than the chemise style.
Congrats you are already through the first 6 chapters!
Group of answer choices
A. corset and fillet
B. corset and stole
C. roc and apron
D. smock and shift