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What was a castle used for?
A marketplace for trade
A defensive fortification for lords and kings
A place of worship
A home for common peasants
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A dynasty is:
A medieval weapon
A type of castle
A succession of rulers from the same family
A form of government
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What is Islam?
A feudal system
A medieval war strategy
A monotheistic religion founded by Muhammad
A Viking tradition
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What was the Byzantine Empire?
A Viking kingdom in Scandinavia
A dynasty in ancient China
The eastern half of the Roman Empire
A powerful Egyptian empire
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What was the Magna Carta?
A law code for the Byzantine Empire
A treaty between England and France
A document limiting the power of the king
A medieval battle strategy
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What is a prophet?
A type of medieval ship
A feudal landlord
A person who claims to communicate with the supernatural
A military leader
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What is folklore?
Stories, traditions, and customs passed down orally
The laws of a medieval kingdom
A Viking burial practice
A form of medieval music
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What is globalisation?
A Viking shipbuilding technique
A type of feudal law
The increasing interconnection of different parts of the world
The expansion of medieval castles
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Charlemagne was the first:
Holy Roman Emperor
Byzantine Emperor
Pope of the Catholic Church
King of England
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What does contiguous mean?
Separate and isolated
Connected without a break
A type of medieval weapon
A religious ceremony
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Who were the Franks?
A Germanic tribe that settled in present-day France
A type of feudal noble
A medieval knight order
A Viking group that raided England
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What were the Crusades?
A movement to end feudalism
Trade routes between Europe and Asia
Religious military campaigns to restore Christianity in certain regions
Battles between Greek city-states
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What was the feudal system?
A method of trade between empires
A way of organizing armies in battle
A form of government based on land ownership and loyalty
A religious movement in the Middle Ages
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What does imperial mean?
A law passed by a king
A type of medieval knight
Related to an empire or emperor
A form of trade agreement
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What was a knight?
A Viking warrior
A medieval scientist
A religious leader
A military servant of a king or noble
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What was the Black Death?
A Viking raid on Britain
A great fire in Rome
An outbreak of bubonic plague in the 14th century
A war between England and France
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What is an empire?
A group of states under a single supreme authority
A system of government
A group of independent states
A kingdom ruled by a local noble
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What is a pilgrimage?
A medieval weapon
A method of warfare
A feudal tax system
A religious journey to a sacred place
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Who were the Vikings?
Scandinavian explorers and warriors
A Roman dynasty
A medieval knight order
A feudal tax collector
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What does medieval mean?
A Viking tradition
A Renaissance invention
A type of feudal tax
Related to the Middle Ages
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Buddhism is based on the teachings of:
Siddhartha Gautama
Confucius
Jesus Christ
Muhammad
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What does "era" mean?
A weapon used in medieval times
A type of ship used by Vikings
A holy pilgrimage
A period of time in history
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Who were the Anglo-Saxons?
Germanic inhabitants of Great Britain
Roman settlers in Britain
French invaders of England
Viking warriors
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What is humanism?
A feudal hierarchy system
A religious movement in the Middle Ages
A method of medieval farming
A study of classical texts focusing on human experience
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What is Christianity based on?
The teachings of Muhammad
The laws of the Roman Empire
The teachings of Buddha
The teachings of Jesus Christ
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What was a manor?
The house and lands of a nobleman
A Viking ship
A medieval city
A feudal tax system
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What is an aristocrat?
A member of the nobility
A common farmer
A knight in training
A Viking leader
