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Edward III’s Coat of Arms

Edward III was monarch of England during the early years of the Hundred Years War.  He changed his coat of arms from the three lions of King Richard I to the lions quartered with the fleurs-de-lis of France.  He did … Continue reading

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Canterbury Tales for Kids

The Canterbury Tales were written by Geoffrey Chaucer in England toward the end of the 1300′s.  Less than fifty years earlier the Black Death had swept through Europe, killing perhaps a third of the population, the peasants of England had … Continue reading

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Viking People

We made toilet paper roll Viking guys from DLTK as an activity to go along with our Viking studies.  We also colored maps of the raiding routes and areas of trade and settlement of the Vikings.  You can print out … Continue reading

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Wokou: Japanese Pirates of the Middle Ages

Wokou is Chinese for pirate and literally means Japanese-bandit. They were a problem in the middle ages. The Japanese pirates would sit among the many islands of the Japanese archipelago and the Chinese coast waiting for a nice juicy trading vessel to … Continue reading

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Medieval Indian Ocean Trade Routes

Many cities around the rim of the Indian Ocean became fabulously wealthy during the middle ages through trade.    The Swahili coast of Africa had ivory, gold, ebony, sandalwood and slaves to trade for Indian spices and drugs. China had silk to … Continue reading

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