Hard People In History Questions

Question 1

Celtic farmer, crops

Answer 1

Grindr and crops own rotary Quern stone to make flower. they made ale from Barley and provided food for the tuath and the feasts for the ri

Question 2

Celtic farmer, clothes

Answer 2

Wire wool trousers and wives wore long plain wool tunic

No jewellery make up on the bright colours as they were expensive. hair was like but made lighter with limewash

Question 3

Monk places in the monastery

Answer 3

Church to pray, round tower examples three, scriptorium, refectory, beehive cells, graveyard explain all

Question 4

Monk, working

Answer 4

Monasteries like villages, each monk had a job and it was self sufficient.farmers provide food, cooks prepare food and crafts men made made beautiful works of art, believed work brought them closer to God

Question 5

Monk, attacks

Answer 5

Monasteries Attacked by Vikings from Scandinavia in search for treasures from 795 and onwards

Question 6

Monks, abroad

Answer 6

Many Irish monks went to broad to spread Christianity. Saint Colmcille went to Iona in Scotland on the set up a monastery there

Question 7

Patrician lunch

Answer 7

Bread with diluted wine,fruit and nuts

Question 8

Roman clothes

Answer 8

Everyone wore short sleeved kneelength tunics. over this men that were wealthy wore a toga which was a long piece of woollen cloth wrapped around the body.Women wore a stola: a long linen dress over their tunic

Question 9

Plebian in foods

Answer 9

Bread, porridge, beans, lentils and rarely ate meat-most relied on handouts from government called the dole

Question 10

Crafts man intro

Answer 10

Craftspeople made things that people needed in a medieval town. even the smallest town had 30 different craftspeople. craftspeople included bakers, Tailors and blacksmiths

Question 11

Functions of guild

Answer 11

Set examinations,set standards of work and decent wages. looked after old or sick members and paid for funerals

Question 12

The craftspersons shop

Answer 12

Usually lived above shop on the street with others of the same craft. behind shops were workrooms for apprentices and journeymen. all workshops had to close after dinner on Saturday and reopen on Monday at sunrise.

Question 13

Lord intro

Answer 13

Lord was vassal of King and lived in stone castle for protection, lived in keep which was a large stone building in the Bailey. there were large curtainwalls with turrets and portcullis around A castle for protection. the keep was cold and damp, the windows were small and thin for protection and there was no glass

Question 14

Lord second highest floor in keep

Answer 14

The great Hall where the Lord gave orders to soldiers and took tax and rent from peasants

Question 15

Footsoldier

Answer 15

Carried swords daggers and shield

Question 16

Reading and writing lord

Answer 16

Most Lord’s could barely read or write, the priest did it for them. good manners and fighting skills were considered more important

Question 17

Lords food

Answer 17

Ate a lot of meat, two meals a day, dinner at noon and supper at four. One meal could include duck, Rabbit, Pork, boar, lamb and birds. Ate with fingers and served wooden plates or on large slices of bread called trenchers