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The blog of Kristoffer Pasion, a Filipino historian, with all his quirks, and of course, Philippine and world history. "The historian is both discoverer and creator... At his best he remains a wrestler with the Angel." - Daniel Boorstin "...if a history should have truth, it should also have life."

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to ask an excessive amount of questions
information found at www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/inquisitive

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Land owned by a Lord, but worked on by the peasants.
information found in Glencoe World History- Modern Times book page 133

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Other known as "medieval times" from 476 CE to the 14th century.
information found on www.history.com/topics/middle-ages

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Political systems used in the middle ages, where nobles gave land and  protection while they were given service back.
information found in Glencoe World History- Modern Times book page 120 and glossary

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Army full of christans. In the first crusade, they listened and responded to going to war with muslims, according to the Pope.
information found at www.history.com/topics/crusades

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European emperor during the Middles Ages
information found at www.history.com/topics/charlemagne

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A set of rules set up for King John, for which he agreed to.
information found at www.history.com/topics/british-history/magna-carta

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Peasant who are bound, legally to a land.
information found in Glencoe World History- Modern Times book page 133

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The religion they had was Catholic, which was founded through Christianity. Their groups were called "parishes" and were lead by priests. They also later had bishops called "popes"
information found in Glencoe World History- Modern Times book on pages 118-119.

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Plague that was spread by rats with deadly bacteria in them. 50-60% of people died. Called the "Black Death" because the color of the lymph nides were black.
information found in Glencoe World History- Modern Times book page 139 and 143