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what else can we call the middle ages?
common era
History
Medieval times
ancient middle ages
2
Why did the viking always have the element of surprise?
The would travel by boat
they were stealthy
they would travel by air
3
What was one reason Rome Fell?
Greece attacked and destroyed all of rome
The Trojan horse
Power hungry emperors
4
True of False: Muslims and Vikings were always fighting.
True
False
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True or False: Vikings always attacked from the water.
False
True
6
What was one of the inventions vikings made?
Compass
Macbook Air
Wheel
Comb
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Who was the first leader of the Vikings?
Erik the red
Rollo
Mr. Gregg
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True or False: Woman were treated like queens during the middle ages.
True
False
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What was one of the groups of people in the middle ages?
Greeks
Romans
Americans
Vikings
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True or False: Charlemagne was the best muslim leader.
False
True
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True or False: Alexander the Great was a excellent leader of the vikings.
True
False
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Why was it called the middle ages.
in the middle of christ and Ancient egypt
in the middle of the fall of rome and the renaissance
just in the middle of everything
in the middle of 2001-2007
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Who was the first leader of the Muslims?
Almami
Caliph
Cameron
14
True or False: Rome was still the superpower during the middle ages.
True
False
15
True of False: There were viking woman.
True
False
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True of False: The middle ages was always the best time period to live in.
False
True
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True or False: Viking were the most feared group.
False
True
18
Who was the one person that started to believe christianity?
God
Charlemagne
Jesus
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who was the first leader of the Magyars?
Alexander the great
Phillip II
Almos
Donald Trump
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True of False: The Greece was thriving during the middle ages.
True
False