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who ivaded England from narmandy (france) in 1066
William the conqueror
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what system did the English people go
federal system
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what document laid down foudations for modern English government
Magna Carta
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What plague killed almost half the population in England
bubonic plague or Black
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what language was religous literature written in
latin
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Literature written in English was not to be found for a hundred years after who found it
the norman invation
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what was new peotry written in
french
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in which he meditates on such themes as the fickleness of furtune, contentment un adversity, and the vanity of wealth without nobleness
group of ballads
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what was chaucer's real masterpiece
Canterbutry Cales
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what were respectivly the beast-fable and exemplum of The Canterbury Tales
The Nuns Priest Tale, & The Pardoner's Tale
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a short tale in which the principal actors were animal
beast-fable
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was a short tale or anecdote told to teach a lesson
exemplum
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is an exemplum on the text "the love of money is the root of all evil"
the pardoner's tale
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who wrote The Prologue in middle english
Geoffery Chaucer
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who wrote The Cantibury Tales
Geoffery Chaucer
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pilgramages to the shrine if thomas 'a Becket in Canterbury
The Canterbury Tales
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what early literature sprang from the country
romance
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what peroid were many litery genres were born
medeval period
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what also germinated during the medeval period and elisabeth period
lyric and drama
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in the fourteenth century a number of individual writers emerged from
william langland, sir thomas malory geoffrey chaucer, john wycliffe
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who set up the first printing press in england
william caxton
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what is a short narritive folk song which tells of a single event in an objectice, unbias manner
a popular balled
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were originally any joyous song of hymns
carol
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who was called the father of English prose
John Wycliffe
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who was called "Morning Star of the Reformation"
John Wycliff
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the greatest proses writer of fourthenth century England
john Wycliffe
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who made the scripture avalible to the people of in their language for the first time
john wycliffe
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one of the most important works of the medival period
piers plowman
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who wrote piers plowman
William Langland
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the characters, places and events represents certain abstract qualities or ideas designed to teach some moral lesson or truth
allegorical
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what was play called dealing withlegend and saints
mystery plays
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what play were produced by the church
mirical plays
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incorporated asssociations of various trade and crafts in the towns
guilds
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what kid of play cause movable platform
pageant or pageant wagon
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best known morality play is
everyman
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who wrote the canterbury tales
Geoffery chaucer
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pilgrimages to the shrine of ? in Canterbury
Thomas 'a Becket
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The Nuns Priest Tale and The Pardoners Tale were respectivly
beastfable and exemplum
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a short tale in which the principal actors were animals
beastfable
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was a short tale ot anecdote told to teach a lesson
exemplum
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what is an exemplum on the text "the love of money is the root of all evil"
The Pardoners Tale
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in which he meditates on such themes as the flickleness of fortune, contentment in advisery
group of ballads
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was his canterbury tale
Chaucer's real masterpiece
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who was a writer that abided by the law in his younger years
Sir Thomas Malory
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what story did Sir Thomas Malory write in prison
Morte Darthur
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what was an oustanding monument in English Literature
Morte Darthur
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