Viking Culture
The Black Death.
Medieval General Knowledge
The Crusades
Castles.
100

He was the chief god in Norse mythology, associated with wisdom, war, and death.

Who is Odin?

100

The Black Death was a deadly outbreak of this disease.

What is the Bubonic Plague?

100

In the feudal system, this title was given to someone who received land from a king in exchange for loyalty and service.

What is a lord or noble?

100

The First Crusade began in 1096 after a call to arms by this Pope

Who is Pope Urban II?

100

Castles were primarily built for this reason in medieval times.

What is protection or defense?

200

Viking leaders often gave these metal bands, worn on the arm, as rewards to loyal warriors.

What are arm rings.

200

The Black Death reached Europe in 1347, primarily through this method of transportation.

What are merchant ships?

200

This powerful institution dominated religious and political life in Medieval Europe

What is the Catholic Church?

200

This group of people were often considered "caught in the middle"

Who are the Jewish people?

200

This tall central tower was the most fortified part of a castle and often used as the last line of defense.

What is the keep?

300

This type of long, narrow Viking ship was designed for speed and could navigate both rivers and seas.

What is a longship?

300

Because of massive population loss, this social class gained more bargaining power in the years after the Black Death.

Who are the peasants?

300

This famous battle is often also known as the Norman Invasion.

What is the Battle of Hastings?

300

This city was the main objective for Crusaders during the First Crusade.

What is Jerusalem?

300

This term refers to the wide open area inside a castle's walls, often used for training, markets, and gatherings.

What is the Bailey?

400

This Viking explorer is credited as the first European to set foot in North America, around the year 1000 CE.

Who is Lief Erikson?

400

A medical practice involving the deliberate withdrawal of blood from a patient's body, once believed to cure illnesses including the Plague. 

What is bloodletting?

400

The Byzantine Empire had its capital in this Ancient city.

What is Constantinople?

400

This group of people asked for support to stop Muslim invasions of their territories which was one of the main events leading to the first crusade.

The Byzantines.

400

This line of defense was often poisoned to prevent enemy attack

What is the moat?

500

In 793 CE, Vikings attacked this island monastery off the coast of England, marking the violent beginning of the Viking Age.

What is Lindisfarne?

500

These painful swellings, found in the neck, armpits, or groin, were a common symptom of the Black Death.

What are Buboes?

500

This famous document was signed in 1215 and still forms the basis of our current legal system.

What is the Magna Carta?

500

The Fourth crusade ended in tension between the Catholic and Byzantine groups due to this event.

What is the sacking of Constantinople.

500

This king was renowned for the increase of Castles in England 

Who is William the conquer?