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The Coming of the Normans

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The Coming of the Normans
 

Froggy Jumps

The Coming of the NormansOnline version

Froggy Jump (Luana, Martina, Jessica, Andrea)

by Jessica Cuiza Constancio
1

What does the name "Norman" originally mean?

2

Which book was created by William the Conqueror as a thorough inventory of all the property in England?

3

In the feudal system established by the Normans, who sat at the "apex" of the pyramid?

4

According to the text's cinema metaphor, French literature is described as being "drenched in..."?

5

​What characteristic French word is used to describe the clarity and light in their poetry?

6

According to the text's definition of mythology, mythical figures are positioned midway between...?

7

Which shadowy British king from Welsh mythology saw a renewed interest from both the defeated Anglo-Saxons and the invading Normans?

8

In the forests, who lived free under the "green leaves" as outlaws because they refused to accept Norman rule?

9

​Which frightening Middle English religious poem from around 1340 describes the pains of hell and tortured souls in horrific detail?

10

​Which famous 14th-century allegorical poem by William Langland attacks church abuses and uses the traditional Old English technique of head-rhyme?

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