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You can substitute in a question from honors into your regular assignment, if you are not in honors.  You can also substitute in a question raised from class or the lecture.
 
You can substitute in a question from honors into your regular assignment, if you are not in honors.  You can also substitute in a question raised from class or the lecture.
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1.  Identify the time period of the Middle Ages, and when the Crusades occurred within that period.
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1.  Identify the time period of the Middle Ages, and when the [[Crusades]] occurred within that period.
 
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2.  Who conquered the largest contiguous region in world history, and when?
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2.  Who conquered the largest contiguous region in [[world]] history, and when?
 
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3.  Which of these modern countries were able to establish nation-states in the Middle Ages, and which were not:  Germany, France, England and Italy?
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3.  Which of these modern countries were able to establish nation-states in the [[Middle Ages]], and which were not:  [[Germany]], [[France]], [[England]] and [[Italy]]?
 
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4.  Pick your favorite medieval architecture and describe something about it.
 
4.  Pick your favorite medieval architecture and describe something about it.
 
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5.  Pick one of the African kingdoms described in the lecture, and explain it.
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5.  Pick one of the [[African]] kingdoms described in the lecture, and explain it.
 
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6.  Pick your favorite aspect of Scholasticism, and describe something about it, or your view of it.
 
6.  Pick your favorite aspect of Scholasticism, and describe something about it, or your view of it.
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H2.  What is your view of the "Great Schism"?
 
H2.  What is your view of the "Great Schism"?
 
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H3.  Do you think Joan of Arc had a calling from God?
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H3.  Do you think [[Joan of Arc]] had a calling from [[God]]?
 
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H4.  Several young teenagers played a very influential role in history in this lecture.  Is that to be encouraged today, or is it impossible now?
 
H4.  Several young teenagers played a very influential role in history in this lecture.  Is that to be encouraged today, or is it impossible now?
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