Chapters 29-34 Flashcards
Identify the location on the map.
Rouen
Find Rouen.
Find China
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China
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Austria
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Orleans
Find Austria.
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Rouen
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Persia
Find Normandy.
Find Mainz.
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England
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Rheims
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India
Find Rheims
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Mainz
Find Paris
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Turkey
Find Orleans.
Find Rouen.
Find India.
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Paris
Find Persia.
Find Turkey.
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Normandy
Find England
mountaineer of the Forest Cantons; led a revolt against the Austrians
William Tell
successfully shot an arrow through an apple on his son’s head
William Tell
German royal family; filled the thrones of several European states from the Middle Ages to the 20th century
Hapsburgs
sacrificed himself to open a gap in the Austrian lines in the decisive battle for Swiss independence
Arnold von Winkelried
“Make way for liberty!”
Arnold von Winkelried
smalle territorial division of a country
canton
Mongol warlord; conquered one of the largest empires in history
Tamerlane (Timour)
sultan of Turkey; defeated by Tamerlane and paraded in a cage
Bajazet
“As there is but one God in heaven, there ought to be but one ruler on the earth”
Tamerlane
ruler of Turkey
sultan
king of England; known as Prince Hal in his youth
Henry V
remembered for conquests in France and the victory at Agincourt
Henry V
protagonist of one of Shakespeare’s greatest histories
Henry V
“I would not have a single mane more. If God gives us victory, it will be plain we owe it to his grace. If not, the fewer we are, the less loss for England.”
Henry V
ceremony and act of crowning a monarch
coronation
military post, usually permanent
garrison
Date of the battle of Agincourt
1415 AD
maid of Orleans; a French peasant girl; inspired by divine visions, successfully led a campaign against the English
Joan of Arc
finally taken prisoner and burned at the stake in 1431 AD
Joan of Arc
“God has sent me to deliver France from her enemies”
Joan of Arc
witchcraft
sorcery
Date Joan of Arc burned at the stake
1431 AD
inventory of movable type
John Gutenberg
Date of the capture of Constantinople by the Turks
1453 AD
Date of the Gutenberg Bible
1454 AD
the “kingmaker”
Earl of Warwick
responsible for placing Edward IV and Henry VI on the throne
Earl of Warwick
king of England; unseated by Edward IV
Henry VI
War of the Roses faction that supported Henry VI
Lancastrians
War of the Roses faction that supported the duke of York
Yorkists
brother of Edward IV
Richard III
became king after murdering Edward’s sons
Richard III
killed Richard
Henry Tudor
Became Henry VII; married Elizabeth of York, uniting the Lancastrians and Yorkists and ending the War of the Roses in 1485 AD
Henry Tudor
“England will not long endure the misrule of a king who is half the time out of his mind.”
Earl of Warwick
guard; gate watchman
warder
guard
sentry
flag of banner, usually on a pole
standard
Date of the end of the War of the Roses
1485 AD
