Medieval Catapults!

This Medieval Catapult is actually named?

A Catapult is a verion of which simple machine?

The Medieval Times last during which years in history?

The main part of the castle where people lived was called?

Medieval Myth: all castles had one of these

This Medieval Times is

Medieval job: one would make nails, swords, and horseshoes

Medieval job: one would make bread to sell in town

This Medieval Catapult is actually named?

Medieval job: one would build the roof for houses made of straw

This Medieval Catapult is actually named?

Medieval job: one would sing, play music and recite stories for entertainment

Medieval job: one would make clothes for people to purchase using a loom

Definition: the state of being stretched

Definition: a factor, element of feature that can be changed or varied

Medieval job: one would represent people in court to solve legal issues

Medieval job: one would grind flour for other to buy to make food

Definition: the path followed by a launched flying object

The courtyard inside the protective wall was called?

Definition: the distance an object or projectile can fly

Medieval job: one would collect fire wood and grow crops & livestock

Definition: a missile or object to be fired or launched by a weapon

The formidable gate at the entrance of a castle was called?

Definition: the point at which a lever rests or pivots

Definition: a rigid bar resting on a pivot point or fulcrum

Medieval job: one would use blocks of rock to build castles and bridges

Medieval job: one would use animal fat or beeswax to create lighting

The articifical ditch filled with water around a castle was called?

Definition: a basic unit of measure in kilograms

Medieval job: one would make furniture, utensils and instruments from wood