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3
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a worship place; another name for cathedrals
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8
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the top ranking person; married to a queen
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9
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another name for lord
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10
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a messanger; a knight in training
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11
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another name for the medieval times
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12
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another name for war
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14
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where monks live and work
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16
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a fort-like building used to protect serfs in a manor
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17
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a long pole used in jousting
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18
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the main living quarters of a castle
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19
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an important church and place of worship
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22
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a large event in which many games are combined into a competition between knights
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23
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protective metal clothing worn by knights
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25
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a man who has devoted his life to religion
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26
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second in comand under king; another word for noble
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27
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a series of 'holy wars'
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29
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a protective 'plate' used in battle
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32
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where the gates are controlled
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34
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what monks spend their lives writing
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35
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an assistant knight in training
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36
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a pole with a point on the end
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37
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worn upon the head of a king/ queen
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