El Cid (1-6) Flashcards

1
Q

loan

A

prèstamo

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2
Q

the home city of el Cid and the 2 Jewish money lenders

A

Burgos

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3
Q

el Cid’s wife

A

Jimena

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4
Q

the famous sword captured by el Cid

A

Colada

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5
Q

the Count of Barcelona

A

Ramón de Berenguer

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6
Q

the king who exiles el Cid

A

Alfonso

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7
Q

el Cid’s nephew and commanding officer, known as Minaya

A

Alvar Fañez

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8
Q

knights

A

caballeros

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9
Q

the Spanish term for the Muslims from North Africa

A

los moros

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10
Q

one of el Cid’s titles, meaning “warrior”

A

Campeador

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11
Q

The Jewish money lenders who give el Cid a lone

A

Raquel and Vidas

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12
Q

dawn

A

madrugada

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13
Q

The two larger kingdoms of Spain, ruled by Alfonso

A

Castilla and León

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14
Q

the Moorish king of Valencia

A

Tamín

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15
Q

saddles

A

monturas

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16
Q

booty

A

botín

17
Q

nails

A

clavos

18
Q

sand

A

arena

19
Q

el Cid’s nephew and standard bearer

A

Pedro Bermúdez

20
Q

el Cid’s first name

A

Rodrigo

21
Q

the Count who is an enemy of el Cid and spreads rumors of treason to get him exiled

A

Ordoñez

22
Q

exile

A

destierro

23
Q

the walled city conquered by el Cid’s forces when the people left the gates open

A

Castejón