Medieval Jeopardy

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Medieval Jeopardy
Historical Events Feudalism CANTERBURY TALES Ballads King Arthur and Chivalry
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He and his Norman forces took over England in
1066 at the Battle of Hastings.
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True or False the crusades took place over a
span of sixty years.
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He was murdered then martyred after King Henry
II spoke aloud grievances toward him.
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Aristocrats made King John sign the Magna Carta
to keep this persons power in check.
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This is the result of Englands failure in the
Hundred Years War.
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He was set at the top of the feudal system, even
above the King himself.
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They were peasants who tended Vassals lands.
They were not at all involved in the oaths
between Vassals and Lords.
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Feudalism is a caste system, a property system,
and also this system.
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True or False Yeoman were a part of the feudal
caste system.
11
A commoner who was not a knight or serf serving
a Lord, such as a merchant, was part of this
class.
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He wrote The Caunterbury Tales.
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This is the reason why the pilgrims agree to
tell their tales during the pilgrimage.
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The reason why people took pilgrimages to
Caunterbury in the first place.
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This is the organization that the Pardoner is an
official for.
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This is the old mans attitude towards Death in
The Pardoners Tale.
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Ballads were the creations of this class of
people.
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This person is Lord Randalls killer.
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This is the mood set in Get Up and Bar the
Door.
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This ballad uses a question-and-answer conversatio
nal format.
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These were the plays-of-the-people that had
heavy religious subject matter.
22
Knights rode into battle wearing the colors of
what person?
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Loving a woman from afar is a knightly practice
known by this name.
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This type of wound fatally kills King Arthur in
Day of Destiny.
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He wrote Le Morte dArthur.
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Chivalry was put into place by the Aristocracy
mostly for this reason.