Royalty of the Middle Ages
Who was the king who died in the Battle of Hastings?
King Harold
Where did the Lord live in the Middle Ages?
Castle or Manor
Who were the people who worked for the Lord and had to ask his permission if they could get married?
Serfs
What was the country where the Battle of Hastings took place?
England
What was the disease from the Middle Ages spread by rats and mice.
Black Death
Who became King after the Battle of Hastings?
William the Conqueror or King William
Who is the woman who controls a family, group or government?
Matriarch
Who trained the Knights?
The Lord
What was the country William the Conqueror came from?
France
It's 6:00 AM. The _ _ _ _ _ _ bells are ringing to welcome the day and summon you to _ _ _ _ _ _.
church
Who had the most power in the Middle Ages?
The King
Who is the man who a controls a family, group or government?
Patriarch
Who lived in the monastery?
Monks/Nuns
What place had muddy streets, a wall surrounding it, merchants and church bells?
Towns
What is the name of the document developed by King John that made the laws fairer? (The USA used it as a basis for our laws)
Magna Carta
Which King improved the system of laws and wrote the Magna Carta??
King John
In your training to become a night, you would first become a _ _ _ _ _ _.
squire
What would you call someone learning to be a craftsman?
Apprentice
What could be raised and lowered to let people into or keep enemies out of the castle?
drawbridge
Who was crowned King of England on Christmas Day in 1066 CE?
King William I
Who was the wife of Henry II, who ruled England while her son Richard the Lionhearted went off to fight in the crusades?
Queen Eleanor
What is a situation not controlled by rules or laws and without a leader?
anarchy
What did the archdukes do to Thomas Becket because they thought King Henry wanted them to?
Killed him
What was the body water that surrounded to castle that you didn't want to swim in.
Moat
What do they call the battles to save Jerusalem in the Middle Ages?
The Crusades