Middle Ages Introductions

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Who becomes king after Edward the confessor die?

Harold Godwinson

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What is the name of the battle between Harold Godwinson and William the Duke of Normandy?

Battle of Hastings

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Who wins the Battle of Hastings?

William of Normandy (Harold dies)

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Where subjects forced to speak French by William?

No

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About how many people did he give land out to?

about 180

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What is feudalism?

A political, economic and social system based on loyalty and military service.

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What is the Domesday Book?

Inventory of land and all belongings in England (1086)

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What is Chivalry?

code of behavior for knights and gentlewomen

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What series of war started in 1096

The Crusades

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What was the battle of crusades over?

The Holy Lands

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Who fought the battle of crusades?

Christian Europeans and the Muslims

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What came for the battle of crusades?

The land was never gained, but the contact with the Middle East brought many rich cultural influences (math, astronomy, architecture, etc.)

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Who was Thomas à Becket?

The Norman prime minister to Henry II

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Why did Henry appoint Becket the Archbishop of Canterbury

Henry was struggling against the authority of Pope in Rome

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Was causes Thomas à becket's death?

He remained loyal to the pope, enraging Henry, who's men kill Thomas

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Who was Henry's son?

Richard The Lionhearted, who was captured in the 3rd Crusade

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What is the Magna Carta?

the foundation for representative government (was signed by King John in order to limit the power of the monarchy)

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What was known as the poor people's tale

Robin Hood

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What was known as the rich people's tale

King Arthur

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When was the Hundred Years' War?

1337-1453

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What was the Hundred Years' War about?

It was England Vs. France over Englands land located in France (the English kind held 1/2 of the land in France)

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Who helped the French?

Joan of Arc

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Who won the Hundred Years' War?

France (England lost all land except the English Channel and the port of Calais)

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When was the Wars of the Roses?

1455-1485

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Who wore the white rose?

House of York

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Who wore the red rose?

House of Lancaster

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Where did the Wars of the Roses take place?

Battle of Bosworth Field

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Who was the king of the House of York?

Richard III

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Who was the king of the House of Lancaster?

Henry Tudor

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Who wins the Wars of the Roses?

The House of Lancaster (Henry Tudor) and Richard was killed

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Who does Henry VII marry?

Elizabeth of York (ruling England for the next century)

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What caused the decline of Feudalism?

Weapons (crossbow and cannon), Black Death, and Peasant's Revolt

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What was the Great Schism?

the official split between the Roman Catholic and Byzantine churches that occurred in 1378-1417

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Who translated the bible into English?

John Wycliffe

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What are Ballads?

Narrative poems and oral traditions

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Characteristics of ballads

tragic tone, soap opera material, sketchy background, action moves swiftly to a climax, supernatural elements, and death or suicide

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What are some technical characteristics of a ballad?

repetition of words, lines or phrases, refrain or chorus, and divided into stanzas (quatrain)