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Most land in Europe lies within 300 miles of a seacoast.
(4 Points)
True
False
2
In the Middle Ages, Scandinavia was fi lled with fertile farmland.
(4 Points)
True
False
3
Each feudal territory had at its center a noble’s castle.
(4 Points)
True
False
4
Knights trained for war by fi ghting each other in tournaments.
(4 Points)
True
False
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1. True — Many parts of Europe are relatively close to the sea; a common textbook fact is that most land lies within about 300 miles of a coast.
2. False — Scandinavia is largely rugged, forested, and cold, with limited fertile farmland compared with other regions.
3. True — Feudal territories typically centered on the lord’s manor and castle as the seat of power.
4. True — Knights practiced combat skills in tournaments, which were mock battles and jousts that prepared them for war.
2. False — Scandinavia is largely rugged, forested, and cold, with limited fertile farmland compared with other regions.
3. True — Feudal territories typically centered on the lord’s manor and castle as the seat of power.
4. True — Knights practiced combat skills in tournaments, which were mock battles and jousts that prepared them for war.
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