The Middle Ages

What may Lords wear in the middle ages that Knights are not allowed to?

In the middle ages, one had to specify if he was talking of the time on a clock. He could do this by saying:

Why is the period (900-1150) considered a 'golden age' for Jews?

Where were poems of courtly love first popularised?

On average, how many times must one kneel before speaking with the king?

Which of these was not a region within the Holy Roman Empire (1300)?

Which of these is not in the medieval code of chivalry?

When was Chaucer's Canterbury Tales first published?

Which of these types trees makes up more than 90% of all the wood used for ships and churches?

What is the ultimate sign of identity for a medieval person?

When were the Jews expelled from Jerusalem (in the middle ages)?

By 1400, how many different seals did the King of England (Edward III) have?

What might a sign beside a shop picturing a bushel on a pole mean?

Which of these is not a medieval order of holy knights?

In how many books was Justinian's Code enacted in (529 CE)?

Which of these is considered deeply rude when entering a medieval man's house?

Which of these was the place of a common meat market in 14th century London?

By the end of the 14th century, what might a farmer, John of Westcott, be known as when he is living in Exeter?

Which of these workers earn the most money?

Chess was brought into Western Europe after one of the Crusades

Which of these is not a common way to greet people in the middle ages?

Where might one rest in an Arab kingdom?

How many chickens may a carpenter buy having having worked for a day (in 1301)?

During the middle ages, gambling was banned by the church

What significance did calligraphy have in the islamic world?