Middle Ages
The first ranking in the hierarchy.
Kings.
The third ranking in the hierarchy.
Knights.
The second ranking in the hierarchy.
Nobles.
The fifth ranking in the hierarchy.
Tradesmen.
Clergy.
How many years did the Middle Ages last?
1000 Years.
The squires were made knights in what ceremony?
The Dubbing Ceremony.
The nobles offered protection to the peasants through the use of which society?
The Knights.
People who were tradesmen lived where?
In the cities.
The clergy were what type of people in the Middle Ages?
The religious people.
The beginning of the Middle Ages was called?
The Dark Ages.
What was the easiest way to become a knight?
Be the son of a noble.
What were the nobles clothing made out of?
Silk, velvet and damask.
Tradesmen worked an apprenticeship under what society?
The Master Craftsmen.
Who was the head of the churches during the Middle Ages?
During the years of Roman Empire (Before the empire fell), the poor people were protected by who exactly?
The soldiers of the emperor.
Latin and French.
Who prepared the nobles rich and fancy food?
The servants.
Tradesmen's surnames were given to them from what?
A tradesmen's occupation.
What did the people do on St. Valentine's Day?
Sing, dance and play games.
What was the name of the disease that killed many Western Europeans and Asians?
The Bubonic Plague.
What is the first virtue the knights had to abide by?
Live to serve his king and his country.
Where did the nobles live in the castle?
The keep.
Tradesmen commonly traded what items?
Salt, iron, and textiles.
How did the people celebrate Easter?
Performing mystery plays.