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The Legacy of the Crusades, Feudalism, and Castle Life: A Historical Overview

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Explore the intricate tapestry of medieval history from the Crusades to feudalism and castle life. Learn about key figures such as King Richard "the Lion Heart" and Duke Godfrey of the first crusaders. Discover insights into the societal structure, including the roles of serfs and the purpose of defensive castles. Uncover the reasons behind the Crusades, the architectural marvels of the time, and the significance of events like the Battle of Hastings. Engage with this captivating period that shaped Europe and left a lasting legacy.

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  1. People The Crusades Life & Feudalism Castles Anything goes 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  2. People of Germany are called?

  3. Saxon

  4. Original people of England?

  5. Celts

  6. Who was the first Christian king of the Franks

  7. Clovis

  8. What king was super pious and built West Minister Abbey?

  9. Edward “the confessor”

  10. What was the first and last name of the king that got defeated at the battle of Stamford bridge?

  11. HARALD HARDRADA

  12. How many total crusades were there?

  13. 9

  14. Name four reasons people went on crusades?

  15. $, Land, free pass, get rid of Muslims in holy land

  16. Who was the leader for the first crusaders?

  17. Duke Godffrey

  18. What King got kidnapped and ransomed in the third crusade

  19. King Richard “the Lion Heart”

  20. DAILY DOUBLEAt what city did the crusaders eat people?

  21. Antioch

  22. What group of people were not free men

  23. serfs

  24. Purpose of a castle (I said they were made for this)

  25. Defense

  26. This person made a university for just noble children.

  27. Charlemagne

  28. The Danes traveled around on these?Be specific.

  29. Longships

  30. A mound of dirt and rock constructed in order to raise the level of the castle?

  31. Motte

  32. Protects the important people

  33. Keep

  34. At the top of each tower was…

  35. Parapet

  36. Building were the portcullis and draw bridge were?

  37. Barbican

  38. Inner open space

  39. Inner ward

  40. Arrow slits in the walls of the castle were also used for this.

  41. Ventilation

  42. This long embroidered cloth told of the Battle of Hastings

  43. Bayeux Tapestry

  44. What is this?

  45. Alhambra

  46. Husband and wife that were head of Spanish inquisition

  47. Isabella and Ferdinand

  48. Architecture that has ribbed vaults & pointed arches

  49. Gothic

  50. You have 20 seconds to fill out the blank feudalism pyramid on the white board when I say go.