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Social Studies Term 2

Horizontales
To lead a surprise attack with a small force, often intending to take valuables by force
An inner open area or courtyard next to the outer wall of a castle
In the past, this was the name of the chief Muslim ruler
A strip of embroidered linen, 70 meters long and 50cm wide, showing the Norman conquest of England and dating from 1100 CE
The number system of the ancient Romans, where letters such as I,V, and X are used, seperately or combined, to represent numbers
An important document created in medieval England that protected noble people`s rights and said that everyone, including the king, had to obey the law
The battle that began the Norman conquest of England on October 14, 1066, when the Norman duke William the Conquerer defeaed the Anglo-Saxon king of England, Harold Godwinson, near the town of Hastings, England
Decorated with sewed patterns of thread
A skilled person who has advanced beyond the skills of an apprentice but still works for someone else
A deep, wide ditch surrounding the castle, fort, or town, usually filled with water as a defense against attack
A set of rules for how people should behave or how something should be done
In the past, someone who prepared and sold medicines
The medieval system which demanded that knights act with honor, courtesy, justice, and a readiness to help the weak
A system in medieval Europe in which the king granted lands to nobles, who in return served him as soldiers. Peasants or serfs were required to live on their lord`s land and give him a share of their harvest
A young nobleman in training for kighthood who acts as an attendant to a knight
Jobs requiring special training to work with the hands
A medieval singer or musician, especially one who sang long poems called ballads
Verticales
Lasting for a long time or forever
The numerals 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 9
To lift something heavy
The attendants of the king - also the place where the king lives and holds official meetings
A document ordered by William the Conqueror in the year 1086 CE that listed the names of English landowners, described each piece of land, and counted all livestock
Of a better social position, closer in importance to the king or leader
In ancient times, people who were not part of the ancient Greek or Roman civilizations, people viewed as uncivilized
A small place that offers food, drinks, and beds for travelers and is often located along important roads. A resting place, and old type of hotel
The strongest or central tower of a castle
A boy in training for knighthood, ranked below a squire
A long story about heroes first used by the Vikings to describe events in Iceland
A bridge with hinges, built above a castle moat, that can be pulled up to prevent enemies from crossing the moat
A walkway at the top of a castle wall that has regularly spaced square openings
A professional joker or fool at a medieval court
An instrument that measures distance north or south of the Equator by determining the position of the sun and the stars
An often very powerful group of medieval craftsmenor merchants that trained and helped its members
An armored soldier of the Middle Ages who fought on horseback in service of his king or lord
Enemy forces surrounding a building, or town, cutting off supplies until those inside surrender
A long quarrel between families