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What was the practical device used by the Knights to differentiate themselves during the tournaments?
What was the most lasting legacy of the Knights?
By participating in tournaments, a knight could become wealthy by
What was the primary reason for the decline of knights in the late 1400s?
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What is the term used to describe the code of conduct followed by knights?
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What was the main reason for knights to wear armor?
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During the Middle Ages, what was a knight primarily known for?
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What did the code of chivalry initially emphasize?
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What was the relationship between knights and lords?
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What was the role of squires in the training and service of knights during the Middle Ages?
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Study Notes
Knights in the Middle Ages
- Knights used coats of arms, a practical device, to differentiate themselves during tournaments.
- The most lasting legacy of the Knights is the code of chivalry, a set of rules and conduct that emphasized honor, bravery, and service.
Tournaments and Wealth
- Participating in tournaments was a way for knights to become wealthy by capturing and ransoming nobles and gaining spoils of war.
Decline of Knights
- The primary reason for the decline of knights in the late 1400s was the rise of firearms and infantry, making armor less effective.
Code of Conduct
- The term used to describe the code of conduct followed by knights is chivalry, which emphasized honor, bravery, and service.
Armor and Protection
- The main reason for knights to wear armor was for protection during battles and tournaments.
Knights' Reputation
- During the Middle Ages, a knight was primarily known for their martial skills, bravery, and adherence to the code of chivalry.
Initial Emphasis of Chivalry
- The code of chivalry initially emphasized martial prowess, loyalty, and honor.
Knights and Lords
- The relationship between knights and lords was one of vassalage, where knights served lords in exchange for land and protection.
Role of Squires
- The role of squires was to assist and train with knights, performing tasks such as armor maintenance and horse care, in preparation for becoming knights themselves.
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