Pioneer
Buildings
Medieval Buildings
Pioneers
Medieval People
Bonus
100
The miller worked here.
What is the grist mill?
100
This building had a dirt floor and a straw roof..
What is a peasant's home or cottage?
100
This person got his name because he was always covered in black dust.
Who was the blacksmith?
100
These people lived near the manor house or castle and helped the lord do his work.
Who was a peasant?
100
Castles were usually built here so enemies could be seen from far away.
What is a hill?
200
This was where people met to buy goods and share news.
What is the general store?
200
Towns went up around this building.
What is a castle?
200
This person ground grains to make flour for bread.
Who was the miller?
200
This person was called the Lord of the Manor.
Who was a knight?
200
This system allowed people to trade for goods at the general store if they had no money.
What is the barter system?
300
This building was paid for by parents and was usually built after homes, stores, and mills.
What is the school?
300
The houses here were tall and made of wood.
What is a medieval town?
300
This person had to bring a bucket of water and a bucket of coal to work each day.
Who was the teacher?
300
These people received a home, farm, and protection from the lord of a manor.
Who was a peasant?
400
This building was usually built along a river.
What is the grist mill?
400
This could go up and down over a moat to let people inside a castle.
What is a drawbridge?
400
Most pioneers did this for a living.
What is farming?
400
21
How old do you have to be to become a knight?
400
Hooks and nails, cooking utensils, and horseshoes.
What were things a blacksmith made?
500
This building contained a forge and bellows.
What is the blacksmith shop?
500
This was the strongest part of a castle.
What is the keep?
500
Pioneer students learned these 3 things at school.
What are the 3 Rs?
500
This person helped a knight even during battle.
Who was a squire?
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