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Middle Ages Edition
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Barbarians Society in the Middle Ages Islam and the Holy Wars Inventions of the Middle Ages Famous People
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• Vikings originally hail from this geographic
  region

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• Scandinavia

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• This group of Barbarians originated in the
  steppes of Mongolia?

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• The Mongols

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• Born with the name Temujin, this great generals
  latter name is translated to mean ruller of
  all.

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• Genghis Khan

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• This group of pastoralist barbarians forced the
  Visigoths to leave their homeland in modern day
  Austria.

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• The Huns.

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• The sack of this tidal isle off the coast of
  England encouraged many more Viking raids.

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• Lindisfarne

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Life in the Middle Ages-10

• This system of landowning was based on the
  relationship between a lord and his superiors.

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• Feudalism

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• Originating in Asia, the Black Death made its
  way to Europe on these.

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• Fleas living off the blood of infected rats.

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• This form of inheritance meant that all property
  was handed down to the first-born son.

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• Primogeniture

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• Signed by the evil King John, this document is
  considered to be the forerunner of Canadas
  Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

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• The Magna Carta

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Life in the Middle Ages- 50

• The Bubonic Plague is estimated to have killed
  this many people worldwide.

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Society in the Middle Ages 50

• 350 million

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• Islam was founded in this holy city.

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• Mecca

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• Which of the following was not one of the
  crusades?
• a) Peasants Crusade
• b) Crusade of the Kings
• c) Adults Crusade
• d) Crusade of the French Nobles

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• Adults Crusade

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• This Spanish city was home to a centre of
  scholarship titled Alhambra.

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• Cordoba

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• These are the two main reasons why the crusades
  were launched.

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• To assist Byzantium
• To re-capture Jerusalem

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Islam and the Holy Wars - 50

• Name three of the Ottoman Empires
  accomplishments.

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• Expansion into North Africa, the Balkan Peninsula
  in Europe, and the Middle East (Asia)
• Ottoman takeover of Constantinople in 1451
• Control of Islams Holy Cities (Mecca and Medina)
  in 1514
• Creation of simplified Codes of Law
• Highly Structured Social Organization
  (bureaucracy and banking)
• Creation of Elite Military Forces
• Creation of Beautiful Art and Architecture
  (Mosque of Suleyman, Caligraphy, Painting)

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Inventions of the Middle Ages - 10

• These Viking ships were renowned for their
  shallow draft hull and incredible speed.

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• Longships

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• This Chinese invention led to a large increase in
  agricultural production.

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• Heavy Plough

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• Mongols developed a special type of these to
  allow them to accurately shoot arrows while
  mounted on a horse.

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Inventions of the Middle Ages 30

• Stirrup

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• Name four innovations that were achieved in the
  Muslim empire during the Middle Ages

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Inventions of the Middle Ages 40

• Algebra Astronomy Optics
• Paper Scientific Process
• Germs Hospitals
• Mental illness treatments

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Inventions of the Middle Ages - 50

• Name five Chinese inventions that took place
  during the Middle Ages

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Inventions of the Middle Ages 50

• Gun powder Silk Paper Money Acupuncture Wheel
  Barrow Heavy Plough
• Crossbow Moveable Type Porcelain
• Magnetic Compass Lacquer Row Farming Seed
  Drill

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Famous People - 10

• This man is considered to be the greatest of the
  Hun leaders.

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• Attila

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• This builder of the Hagia Sophia was known as the
  emperor who never slept.

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• Justinian

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Famous People - 30

• This Viking leader is considered to be the first
  European to reach North America.

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• Leif Ericson

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Famous People - 40

• This tall leader was anointed emperor of the Holy
  Roman Empire.

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• Charlemange

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• This man called for the start of the crusades.

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• Pope Urban II