Middle Ages (Old English, Middle English, Chaucer, Ivanhoe)
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| What languages make up old English? | Celtic (aboriginies) + Latin (Roman Empire) + Anglo Saxon (Germanic Tribes) = old English
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| Alphabet used in old English | Runic
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| Old English sounds like... | German
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| Vikings | Germanic Tribes (Anglo, Saxon, & Jutes)
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| author of Beowolf | unknown
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| Beowolf is important beacause... | it was the first story written in old English
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| How did Middle English form? | Wiliam of Normandy and his French Vikings conquered England adding French to the language
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| William of Normandy | French Viking, 1066
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| Who wrote the Canterbury Tales? | Geoffery Chaucer
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| When did the Canterbury Tales take place? | 1066
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| How many stories did Chaucer record? | 23
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| pilgrimage | religious journey
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| Who wrote Ivanhoe? | Sir Walter Scott
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| When does Ivanhoe take place? | 1194 AD
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| YEOMAN | free man, often a farmer of forester in the service of a knight
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| THE PRIORESS | nun in charge of convent
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| CLERK | member of clergy or a student preparing for holy orders, scholar at Oxford
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| SERGENT OF THE LAW | one of the crown's most respected legal officers. judges of the king's courts
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| THE FRANKLIN | free man, land holder
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| FIVE GUILDSMEN | tradesmen
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| COOK | owner of a cook shop in London
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| WIFE OF BATH | widow, housewife, from the city of Bath
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| PARSON | parish priest, lower free class, educated
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| MANCIPLE | steward, like manager or housekeeper, planned meals, supervised servants, and bought food
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| MILLER | ran a grist mill to which farmers bought their grain to be ground into flour
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| THE PARDONER | clergyman authorized by the Pope to sell forgiveness to sins not yet commited, money went to the church
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| MONK | religious leader
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| SQUIRE | young bachelor
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| KNIGHT | trust worthy, chivalrous
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| How many stories IN ALL were told during the Canterbury Tales? | 128
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| Grendel | monster in Beowolf
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| Nageling | King Hygelac's sword (Beowolf)
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| Nixies | a type of sea monster (Beowolf)
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| Herot | fort/hall built by King Hrothgar
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