Crime and Punishment
The trial where people were dunked into water, and was often used against accused witches
What is Trial by Water?
The Knights' rules about honour, loyalty and bravery
What is Chivalry?
A deadly disease/plague that wiped out 1/3 of Europe's population
The King named after a Lion who lead the Third Crusade
Who is Richard the Lionheart?
The amount of time the Medieval Period lasted
The name of the punishment device where your head and hands would be locked into a wooden frame
What are the stocks?
The first stage of knighthood
What is a page?
The century the Black Death reach Europe
What is the 14th century?
Burned at the stake for leading the French army against England.
What is Joan of Arc
The colour which was the rarest during the Middle Ages
What is purple?
What crime was considered betraying the king
What is treason?
The age a boy left home to begin his training for knighthood
What is 7 years old?
The amount of time people experienced symptoms after being infected
What is two days?
The person forced to sign the Magna Carta
What is King John?
The percentage of women died during childbirth in the Middle Ages
What is 20%
The trial where two people fought to decide who was right
What is Trial by Combat?
The step after being a page before knighthood
What is a squire?
The amount of people estimated to have died
The year William conquered England
What is 1066?
This had the same level of power as the King or Queen?
What is the Church?
The crime of hunting animals in the king's forest
What is poaching?
The ceremonly where a squire becomes a knight
The place where most Jews moved to after the plague
What is Russia or Poland?
The King of the Franks who expanded his kingdom significantly, was crowned Emperor of the Romans, and promoted education and culture in medieval Europe?
Who is Charlemagne?
The main economic system of the medieval period
What is feudalism?