Mr Stoove facts
Medieval Europe
The Black Death in Asia, Europe and Africa
Japan under the shoguns A
Japan under the shoguns B
100

Mr Stoove's eyes are this colour

Brown

100

This word starting with "C" describes the struggle over the Holy Land between Christians and Muslims in the medieval period

Crusade

100

The Black Death caused this to happen to someone generally after four days

Death

100

The knights of feudal Japan

Samurai

100

The continent that Japan is located in

Asia

200

Mr Stoove has worked here for this many years

Two

200

This was the farming class in medieval Europe

Peasants

200

The Black Death is thought to have originated from this lake in modern-day Kyrgyzstan

Lake Issyk-Kul
200

This term translates to "closed country"

Sakoku

200

This group in feudal Japanese society were local lords

Daimyo

300

Mr Stoove's favourite colour

Yellow

300

Medieval castles went from being constructed from timber to this material as time went on

Stone

300

The Black Death was septicemic, pneumonic and ...

Bubonic

300

This shogun established the Kamakura shogunate

Minamoto no Yoritomo

300

This was the sacred, austere code that samurai followed

Bushido

400

Mr Stoove graduated from this university

Macquarie University

400

The Battle of Hastings occurred in this year

1066

400

The Black Death briefly caused this social system to break down in Europe

Feudalism

400

This emperor took back power away from the Tokugawa shogunate

Meiji

400

The Tokugawa shogunate took power in this year

1603

500

Where Mr Stoove is planning a holiday to

New York

500

Historians use the term "medieval history" to describe the period of time in Europe after this event

The fall of the Roman Empire 476 AD

500

The group of Christians who harmed themselves to repent, believing that God had sent the Black Death to punish humanity for sin

Flagellants

500

This shogun introduced the policy of sakoku

Tokugawa Iemitsu

500

The port of Dejima was open primarily only to traders of this national group

Dutch

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