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| a west germanic, named the country of france |
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| he was crowned in the holy roman empire |
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| he defeated the muslims at the battle of Tours |
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| a type of west germanic trible person |
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| means ruler peace bringer of thr feudal gov. more powerful than king |
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| a freeman that accompanied the feudalism of the medeival government |
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| a country or piece of land owned by a monarchy |
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| a piece of land given to a knight as a reward |
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| a country or piece of land owned by a monarchy |
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| a piece of land given to a knight by the king as a reward |
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| duke of Normandy in north france |
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| a form of textile art woven on a vertical loom. hung on walls. |
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| an english legal charter/law |
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| the plague during the middle ages |
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| she was a french peasant girl who thought that she saw a vision of god to help the french army win the Charles war |
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| a man who can own his own land |
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| a slave used to tend land and help with chores |
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| a social, econimic, religeous, and governmental system |
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| a river put aroud a castle as a barrier from invaders |
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| a lattice gate on the drawbridge |
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| the middle ages strted in the 5th century |
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| scandanavian men on a search for food. they wer *very* mean |
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| a group of craftsman particular in trade |
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| an adventure story usually about a hero |
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| travaling poets, musicians, and entertainers |
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| a combat between two men on horseback armed with lances |
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| the steps of a ypung boy going into knighthood |
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| a person who learns a skill or job by working with a *role model* |
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| a church where monks and nuns worship |
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| a community of nuns or monks |
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| a battle where england was deafeted by normandy. it explained the bayeux tapestry |
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| a series of conflicts between england and france. |
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| Why was the plague easily spread |
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-pour sanitary conditions
-bad doctors
-small homes. people were all so close to eachother. a lot of germs in a very small house/environment |
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| What are the steps to become a knight |
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1-born into a noble family
2-at the age of 7, you became a page
3-at age 16, you become a squire
4- at age 21, you were crowned night if you had done your duties. (good deeds) |
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| Why is it called the Dark Ages? Is this appropriate? |
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Yes.
-lack of learning
~little schooling
- the art skills and crafts were not passed down (lost)
-plague
~many people died (half the population)
-War
~a lot of war
~many poeple died in the war |
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