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2. People of the middle ages Queen-Female ruler of the land King-Male ruler of the land Herald-A messenger to every person in the land Alchemist-Some one who studies chemistry Troubadours-Poets and musicians that entertain Baron-A chief or noble man Crusaders-Tried to take over Jerusalem Nun-Religious women who lived in monastery Priest-Perform services at catholic churches Squire-Young noblemen in training to become a knight Monk-men who vowed to live religious lives Serf-Mostly farmers and housewives Knight-Armored horse soldiers in the Middle Ages

3. A knight is one of the three types of soldiers, and is a single foot soldier or an archer could not stand up to a knight. They could also plow through foot soldiers standing in the way. Knights also usually had the most money out of the three. Knights amour is very expensive, and sometimes knights would pay for their own shields. A knight must learn how to ride a horse one-handed. No knight is ever gentle they must be tough. When knights captured a city, they would be able to loot things in that city from the townspeople. You must become a squire before you become a knight. For practice, squires do not use real swords. When squires become a knight, they must pray all night, and not fall asleep. Knights

4. Facts of the Middle Ages If you were royalty, you would wear silk robes and damask Gowns Clothing in the middle ages could be rough and scratchy, but for other people it was smooth and finely sewn. People eat rotten meat and goose. The cook had to taste the meat for poison so the king wouldn’t get poisoned. Sometimes knights would wield maces. You had to follow special laws every day, and sometimes you couldn’t come home for days, months and even years! If you look out the wind hole of the giant keep, all you can see is the moat and meadows. If you see horses and knights charging towards the castle, you would tell your servant to tell your defenders to prepare for a siege. For a joust, the king watches while two lances smash together at full force, and one man will fall to the ground. To be a monk, you must become an oblate first. To become an oblate, you have to be given the monastery by your father. A winter hour was about 60 min, but a summer hour was about 150 min.

5. More Facts of the Middle Ages All lot of times the Middle Ages were called the Golden Age of Faith. A church in the Middle Ages eventually split into two. People in the Middle Ages were extremely superstitious. There were three types of ordeal like branches.

6. Feudal Pyramid At the top of the pyramid is the king. Then, there is the greater nobles. Even lower than that, the lesser nobles. Now finally, the bottom of the bottom the low of the low, ladies and gentlemen, the king doesn’t bother to even know their names. They are called the tenants of the lesser nobles or serfs. king Greater nobles Lesser nobles serf