2. Written by Braeden and Cole

3.  A knight was a usually referred to as a warrior or a nobleman.  During the Middle Ages being called a knight meant a mounted or armored soldier.  Originally knights rode on horseback, but it commonly became connected to nobility or social status, most likely because of the cost of the cavalry

4. First, you were a Page. Starting at age seven and ending at age fourteen. The page was basically a servant(shined armor and weapons, groomed horse, and so on) Next you became a Squire. From the end of your page training to age twenty- one(when you became a knight) This is when your real training began. While a squire you were the knight’s assistant and learned how to wear heavy armor and use a lance. NOW YOU WERE A KNIGHT!!!!!!

5. CCrusades were very bloody battles. CCrusades were battles between Christians and Muslims. EEven though there were many deaths, Europe's economy still grew.

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7. IIt was a way to identify knights during tournaments and battles. TThey usually identified their way of life. TThey were normally worn on coat of arms, shield, helmet, or banner.

8. BY REED D AND WILL A

9. KNIGHTS ARMOR The armor was used to protect the fighter from any harm. It was plate metal on top of mail, which was a series of connected chain links.

10. THE FIRST TRY The first helmet was a simple metal bowl placed on the soldier’s head.

11. THE HORSE The horse was used for higher mounting of a night.

12. THE SHIELD The shield was used for blocking attacks from the enemy.

13. MAIL Mail was a simple chain shirt or hood placed on ones body

14. BY: Blair and Mattie.

15. -Morgan Le Fay was King Arthur’s evil half-sister. -Morgan hated Arthur for his purity and plotted with her lover, Sir Accolon, to steal both Excalibur and the British throne. -Morgan stole Excalibur's scabbard and threw it into the nearest lake. She eventually escaped Arthur's wrath by transforming her entourage into stone.

16.  After soon to be, King Arthur's birth, Merlin became the young boy's tutor, while he grew up with his foster- father, Sir Ector.  In the beginning moment of Arthur's career, Merlin arranged for the sword-in-the-stone contest by which the lad became king.

17. Merlin(continued)  Later, the magician met the mystic Lady of the Lake at the Fountain of Barenton and persuaded her to present the King with the magical sword.

18. King Arthur’s myth  Some people believe  Some people believe that he was really a Celtic god.  Some people believe that he had supper-human strength.  Some people believe that he was in the bear family. Also that he was related to Ursa Major.

19. King Arthur’s Round Table  King Arthur’s famous Round Table was famous for his round table.  The Round Table was a wedding gift Guinevere’s father.  It was invented to prevent arguments about who would sit at the head of the table.

20. Excalibur  Excalibur was a sword that King Arthur was given by the lady of the lake.  With the sword in his possession he could not die.

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