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Where was gunpowder invented? |
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| How was gunpowder first used in western Europe? |
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| What was the knight's code of behavior called? |
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During the Middle Ages, what were coats made of metal links and rings called? |
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| What weapon was developed that made chain mail ineffective? |
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| What was the surest way of capturing a castle? |
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| Store inside the castle plenty of food and water. |
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| What was the most important defense against a siege? |
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A man who fought on horseback. |
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| What were the name of two stages of preparation required to become a knight? |
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| During the Middle Ages, badges of recognition worn in war were known as _______________. |
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| During the Middle Ages, a combination of symbols representing a family was known as a _____________. |
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| What board game closely resembles life in the Middle Ages? |
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| Touched his shoulder with a sword |
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| What did a king do when he bestowed knighthood on a man? |
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Gunpowder Changing military tactics Need for rapid movement of soldiers |
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| List three things that lead to the end of the use of armor. |
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| In recognition of oustanding service to one's country |
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| In modern times, people are still knighted for the following reason _____________________. |
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