7F end of spring term

In 1066, there was a battle in a place called Hastings.

Which system was a way of organising people in medieval times?

Which French duke invaded England in 1066?

In medieval times, a year would contain a lot of......

What were most illnesses treated with in medieval times?

Who could you go to for bloodletting or to have a tooth taken out?

Which king - who had no kids - died in 1066?

Which painting of hell would you find in a medieval church?

If a peasant broke the law, where were they sent to?

What was the first type of castle built in England called?

Which medieval punishment is shown here?

Which tax did medieval people have to pay to the Church?

What is a fact?

Which operations were most common in medieval times?

An 'interpretation' of the past is the same as a 'point of view' about the past.

Which was NOT a punishment that the Church would give to sinners?

What were castles made out of, at first?

How many rooms did peasant houses have?

What was a peasant?

In the feudal system, what were people given in return for doing a job?

A century is 100 years

Who is this?

Who was the head of the Church in medieval times?

In which century is the year 1872?

What did doctors smell (and sometimes taste!) to work out what was making you ill?

Which medieval treatment is shown here?

Who was at the top of the feudal system?