History Chess Game

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• History
• Lower Secondary (Key Stage 3)
• Upper Secondary (Key Stage 4)
• BTEC, GCSE

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Click on a chess piece and read the matching statements. Is this statement true? Drag the chess piece to the right coordinates on the board. The chess pieces will form a word.

Chess Game

Gamification

Click on a chess piece and read the matching statements. Is this statement true? Drag the chess piece to the right coordinates on the board. The chess pieces will form a word.

F

H

B

S

A

A

D

T

N

M

P

K

L

V

W

A

L

S

S

V

A

S

T

S

G

K

A serf had to pay rent for the land  (D,8)

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Charlemagne was a king and an emperor (A,5)

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Charlemagne was a feudal lord (C,4)

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The Third Estate comprised the clergy and religious orders.  (A,8)

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Monks and knights were part of the clergy (G,1)

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Vassals commited themselves to provide loyalty to their feudal lord (F,7)

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Monks and nuns were part of the lower clergy (H,4)

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In the Middle Ages a slave was called a serf  (G,3)

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Feudal lords had to do corvee labour for the vassals (B,2)

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The Pope was th highest member of the clergy (D,5)

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Knights lived in a monastery (E,4)

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 Serfs were free to abandon their land if they wanted to (G,6)

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Which word is the solution?