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People who use the Lords land

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Vassals

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Piece of land held by the Lord

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Fief

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The land that belongs to the king

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Crownland

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The colorful and unique symbols emblems and design displayed on armor

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Heraldry

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The unique arrangement of the heraldry

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Coat of arms

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Musicians who played simple stringed instruments and sang ballads of love and war

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Minstrels

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The estates that belong to the Nobles call

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Manors

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The Lords fields were called

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Demesne

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Who supervised overall running of the manner in act as judge the meters court

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The steward

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Who supervised the cultivation of the Lords demesne, collected rents, and inspected the serfs work

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Bailiff

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What declared that you could not fight from Friday to Sunday

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The truce of God

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What declared that the priest could deny sacraments to persons who robbed churches took a serfs property or killed noncombatants during battles

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Peace of God

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What pope initiated the Crusades

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Pope urban II

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In what year were the crusades begun

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1095

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During the Crusades the Muslims were also called the

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Saracens

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What Monk preached the need for Europe to take up the cross of the Crusades

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Bernard of Clervaux

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The two kings that went on the second Crusade were

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Louis VII and Conrad III

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Who brought together the Muslims against the Crusades

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Saladin

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Which crusade was known as the crusade of Kings

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The third Crusade

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Richard the lion heart went on which Crusade

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The third Crusade

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Which king captured the seaport of acre on the coast of Palestine

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Philip Augustus

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Which crusade never even reach the holy land but instead plundered Constantinople

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The fourth Crusade

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By what year had the Muslims mastered all the holy land again

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1291

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The Confederation of Northern Germantown’s form during 13th-century and eventually embracing some 85 cities

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The Hanseatic league

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Flanders is known for what good

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Wool

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The lead banking family was a family of

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Medici

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The first medieval university was founded in

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Salerno

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John Wickliffe attended what English University

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Oxford

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The main medieval universities were

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the University of Salerno, Oxford University, Cambridge, and the University of Paris.

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The oldest German university is the University of

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Prague.

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The two parts of the medieval curriculum were the

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Trivium and the quadrivium

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The part of medieval curriculum that dealt with grammar, rhetoric and logic

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Trivium

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The part of the medieval curriculum that dealt with arithmetic music geometry and astronomy

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Quadrivium

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The two greatest scholastics were

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Thomas Aquinas and William of Ockham

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Which of the two greatest scholastics denied the totality of man sinful nature

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Thomas Aquinas

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Who is the most outstanding scholar at Oxford University

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John Wycliffe

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Who was the first person to translate the Bible into English

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John Wycliffe

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Who founded the brethren of the common life

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Gerhard Groote

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Who wrote the Canterbury tales

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Geoffrey Chaucer

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What subjects were contained in the humanities

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History grammar rhetoric poetry etc.

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Who wrote letters to ancient authors

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Petrarch

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Who is the first great writer of prose in a modern language

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Boccaccio

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Who wrote the Decameron

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Boccaccio

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What was the only book of lasting importance produced by the Italian Renaissance

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The prince

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Who wrote the prince

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Niccoló Machiavelli

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Who painted the last judgment

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Giotto

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Who personified the idea of the Renaissance man

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Leonardo da Vinci

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What is Leonardo da Vinci best remembered for

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The Mona Lisa

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Who painted the Last Supper

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Da Vinci

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Who painted the Sistine Madonna in the school of Athens

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Rafael

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Who is possibly the greatest artist of all time

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Michelangelo

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What is Michelangelo’s most famous painting

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The Sistine Chapel

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What two people is Michelangelo known for sculpting

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David and Moses

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Who is the greatest of Italian lyrics poet of the 16th century

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Michelangelo

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In what year did Johan Gutenberg invented movable type printing press

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1440

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In what year did Gutenberg produce the first printed edition of the Bible

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1456

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What two people battled over the throne of England at the battle of Hastings

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Harold Godwin and William the Conqueror

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In what year did the battle of Hastings to take place

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1066

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Willing the Conqueror victory at the battle of Hastings was known as

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The Norman conquest

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William the Conqueror’s census was entered into what book

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Domsday book

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The most important Norman King next to King William was

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Henry I

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King Henry I became known as

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The lion of justice

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What did Henry I issue that promise to end heavy taxation of the nobles in the church and to not abuse the power of King

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The charter of liberties

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What did king Henry I set up that looked after the governments finances and acted as judges over revenue matters

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Exchequer

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What two people battled over the throne of England at the battle of Hastings

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Harold Godwin and William the Conqueror

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In what year did the battle of Hastings to take place

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1066

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Willing the Conqueror victory at the battle of Hastings was known as

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The Norman conquest

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William the Conqueror’s census was entered into what book

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Domsday book

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The most important Norman King next to King William was

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Henry I

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King Henry I became known as

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The lion of justice

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What did Henry I issue that promise to end heavy taxation of the nobles in the church and to not abuse the power of King

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The charter of liberties

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What did king Henry I set up that looked after the governments finances and acted as judges over revenue matters

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Exchequer

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William replaced the Witan with what

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The great council

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Who initiated the Plantagenet line of Kings

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King Henry II

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Laws that apply to all Englishmen or call

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Common-law

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Who established trial by jury

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King Henry II

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After King Henry II died who took his place

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King Richard I

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What was Richard’s mother’s name

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Eleanor of Aquitaine

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Who is the most hated king in English history

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John

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What King took advantage of John’s bad behavior

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King Philip Augustus of France

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In what year did King John sign the Magna Carta

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1215

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Where did King John sign the Magna Carta

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Runnymede

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What is the right for interesting person to appear before court to determine if his imprisonment is legal

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Habeas corpus

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What is a written plan which sets up a form of government and establishes it’s basic governing principles

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A constitution

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Who was King Jonh’s successor

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King Henry III

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Who led the noble rebellion against King Henry III

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Simon de Montfort

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In what year was the first official meeting of parliament

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1265

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Who was Henry III successor

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King Edward I

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What was King Edward I’s nickname

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Longshanks

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And what year did King Edward’s model parliament

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1295

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What were precise petitions Parliament used to state their wishes to the king

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Bills

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Who was King Edward I’s successor

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King Edward II

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Who was King Edward II’s successor

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Edward III

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What two houses made up parliament

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The House of Lords in the House of Commons

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