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100

These protected medieval cities from enemies and criminals.

What are city walls?


100

This person made tools and metal objects.

Who is the blacksmith?



100

These animals commonly wandered medieval streets.

What are pigs and chickens?


100

Between the 11th and 13th centuries, monasteries lost control of this.

What is education?


100

One of the most prestigious medieval universities shown on the map.

What is the University of Oxford?

200

This was closed at night and opened in the morning to control access to the city.

What are city gates?


200


People sold this product inside their homes and workshops.

What is cloth?


200

This problem spread easily because there were no sewers.

What is disease?


200

These two social groups wanted educated descendants.

Who are the nobility and the bourgeoisie?


200

Two other famous medieval university cities besides Oxford.

What are Paris and Bologna?


300

Most medieval streets were narrow and winding because of this type of city planning.

What is unplanned / organic growth?


300

Workshops were often located here in relation to people’s homes.

What is on the ground floor / inside the home?


300

Most medieval streets were not covered with this.

What is pavement?


300

These schools were controlled by a bishop and taught mainly religion.


What are cathedral schools?


300

Most medieval universities were located on this continent.

What is Europe?

400

This large open space was the center of trade and festivals.

What is the market square?

400

People who could not read used this to identify shops.

What is a shop sign with symbols or drawings?


400

Waste was usually thrown here in medieval cities.

What is the ground / the street?

400


These schools were established by city councils and taught reading, writing, and mathematics.


What are municipal schools?



400

Universities were mainly located in or near this type of place.

What are cities?


500

The most important and striking building in a medieval city where the bishop preached.

What is the cathedral?

500

Farmers and merchants sold their goods in this part of the city.

What is the market square?

500

Despite problems, medieval cities were busy with these activities.

What are workshops, shops, and markets?

500

Originally, this word meant an association of people, not a building.

What is a university?

500

The Mediterranean region had many universities because of this.

What is trade and cultural exchange?