The Late Middle Ages and Allegories

After 1066 Anglo-Saxon society was heavily influenced by ...

• Roman clergy
• Scandinavian literature
• Norman nobility

The feudal system is based on ...

• Kings and warriors
• Pope and missionaries
• Lords and vassals
• Prime minister and Parliament

Medieval society was divided into ... classes which spoke ...

• two - French and high German
• three - French English and Scandinavian
• three - French, Latin and English

The first king of England who actually spoke English was ...

• William the Conqueror (1066-1087)

• King Edward III (1327-1377)

• King Duncan (1034-1040)

Architecture was characterised by a ... style originating in ...

• Byzantine - Italy
• Romanesque - France
• Gothic - Scotland

Crusades were popular with ...

• Nobles and commoners
• Nobles and clergy
• Commoners and farmers

The Magna Carta is ...

• a contract signed by King John giving the nobility certain priviliges
• the first bible written in English
• a contract signed by King John giving the commoners certain priviliges

The English monarchy claimed their right to the French throne up until ...

• 15th century
• 17th century
• 19th century

The most popular literary genres of the Late Middle Ages were ...

• sonnets, allegories, ballads
• romances, sonnets, ballads
• fables, romances, ballads