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What is Vikings?.
These were Scandinavians who invaded Europe.
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What is Europe?
This is the continent where the Middle Ages primarily took place.
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What is a pilgrimage?
This is a journey for a religious purpose.
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What is a joust?
This was a contest between two knights.
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What is sins of the soul?
This was considered the main cause of illness.
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What is a page?
He is a boy of seven years who served in a castle and
learned manners. |
What is a fief?
This was the land people lived on in the Middle Ages.
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What is the code of chivalry?
This is a set of rules for knights.
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What is the fall of Rome?
The event that led to the Middle Ages.
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What is wool?
Most clothing was made from this.
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What is a serf?
This was a farm worker who was bound to the land.
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What is a moat?
This is a deep ditch that surrounds the castle.
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What is the peasantry?
Serfs and freemen together make up this social group.
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What is feudalism?
This is an economic, political, and social system
that organized people during the Middle Ages. |
What is Gothic?
Besides Romanesque, there was this achitectural
style. |
What is a knight?
This is a military servant of a feudal king or lord.
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What is the manor?
This is the main house on the land of the king.
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What is a castle?
This is a fortified military residence.
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What is a guiild?
This is a group that organized workers.
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What is a nun?
The female counterpart to a monk was a_________,
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What is the lord?
This individual organizes the workload on a manor.
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What are England and France?
These two kingdoms fought one another during the One Hundred Years War.
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What is bloodletting?
A common medical practice during the Middle Ages.
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What is bread?
What is the staple of the Middle Ages diet?
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What is Catholic?
What denomination was the Middle Age church?
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