Life in Midieval England
In the Middle Ages, peasants lived in small homes made of this material.
What is wood and straw?
Knights fought with these long, sharp weapons.
Swords
This is the term for the person in charge of a manor and its workers.
A lord
This was a common food eaten by peasants, often grown in fields.
Bread
What is the name of the deadly disease that hit England during this time
The plague
This job was most likely to be held by a person who made armor and weapons
What is a blacksmith?
Age training begins
7
In the Middle Ages, these events were held for people to watch knights compete.
Jousts
The rich enjoyed this sweet treat made from honey and nuts, often served in feasts.
Marzipan
This is the long, flowing robe worn by nobles during medieval times.
a Tunic
This was the name of a large building where a lord and his family lived.
Castle
This was the title given to a young knight in training.
Squire
This was the name of the most powerful church in medieval England.
The Catholic Church
This drink made from fermented barley was often consumed by both peasants and lords.
Ale or Beer
What building was very important in midieval england and most castles had two of them within.
A church
This group of people worked the land for lords and were often tied to the land they worked on.
Serfs
This was a code of honor that knights were expected to follow.
Chivalry
The walls of a castle were protected by these deep, water-filled ditches.
A Moat
This fruit was commonly used to make pies and other desserts in medieval England
Apple
This document was signed by King John, limiting his power and giving more rights to the people.
The magna Carta
This is the term for a system where land was exchanged for military service.
Feudalism
The most famous knight of the Round Table, who went on many adventures in the Arthurian legends.
Sir Lancelot
This is the term for the large entrance gate of a castle.
A draw bridge
The wealthy ate this meat, which could be roasted or served in pies, and was often served at large banquets.
Venison
List 3 similarities and 3 differences between Midieval England and Ancient China.