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Why did men stay behind to protect the shallop?
The men stayed behind to protect the shallop because there was not a compass.
What the difference between the Mott and Bailey castles and square keep castles?
· A stone castle would not rot whereas a Motte and Bailey would rot easily as it was made from wood. · Motte and Bailey castles could be knocked down with battering rams, but they would not penetrate a stone castle. · Stone castles had battlements which gave defenders something solid to hide behind, Motte and Bailey had no such thing. · The round towers on a stone castle were thought to bounce of any type of missile but they would destroy a stone keep. · Motte and Bailey castles were very prone to rotting and decay, but Stone castles would not rot or decay. · Stone Keeps could not be burnt down very easily as they were made of stone whereas Motte and Bailey castles could be incinerated very easily as they were made of wood. · Stone castles have high up towers enabling the defenders to fire arrows down at the enemy but the enemy could not fire back, Motte and Bailey castles do not have high enough towers to do this.
How do you protect your computer from attackers?
A good way is to sleep in the same room as your computer so when someone tries to take it you can bash his brains in THUS protecting your computer from attackers. Its best if you keep a weapon with you preferably a gun. Another way is to make traps in your computer room that you and you only know how to get past. A good trap that I usually do to protect my computer from those deadly attackers that I put a nice decoy (realistic computer) so when they try to steal it the plug will come out and THE TRIGGER OF THE GUN INSIDE THE COMPUTER WILL BLOW HIM UP (thats what she said) ...so yea thats a good way to protect your computer. The nice classic way as well would also be 'got nothing else to do' plan where everyday you stand behind the door in your computer room holding a big deadly stick and wait there...day...day...day...until someone comes in AND BEAT THE SH...eep? out of him :D So there are a few ways to protect your computer attackers hope you learnt something out of this and put it into practice. Take Care
Why did some of the men stay behind to protect the shallop?
The men offered to stay behind and protect the ship because there was no compass on the ship.
What are Merlons and Crenels?
They are used in medieval castles as protection from attackers. They're part of a wall that has gaps, so it looks kind of like up-down-up-down. The merlons are the teeth that stick up. Defenders can hide behind them before attacking the invaders to the castle. The crenels are the gaps between the teeth. Defenders stand between these gaps to attack invaders. Hope that helped!
Where were medieval castles usually made?
Castles in Europe were made out of many different materials depending on what type of castle it is. For example, Motte and Bailey Castles would have been built out of wood and Stone Castles would (and still are) made out of stone because it is stronger and more sturdy.
How did castles help William win battles?
They created an area of protection behind the walls and moats of the castles, but this also called for new technology such as siege towers for the enemy to get over the castle walls. Hope this helps! :D
How did Roman soldiers protect themselves from arrows?
Roman soldiers protected themselves from arrows by locking shields with the people next to them (first row of soldiers). Then, the row behind them locked shields and held them over the heads of the first row. The third row back locked shields and held them straight up, forming a nearly impenetrable wall. This formation was called the Tortoise, because of the likeness to a tortoise's shell.
What is a shield?
A shield is used for battle mostly, in medieval times knights used Shields to deflect sword strikes or arrows. It had the sign of your kingdom or family crest on it. Nowadays SWAT units and others used Riot Shields, They are used to deflect bullets and protect the people behind you.
How do seahorse protect themselfs?
go behind a plant
What all does the cranium protect?
it all depends on what is behind the cranium
Where is the crenellations in a medieval castle?
Crenels or crenellations are the up-and-down bits at the top of a wall allowing defenders protection (behind the tall bits) and space to shoot arrows (from the lower parts). Some crenels included arrow slits in the tall parts as well. Many castles, such as Dover, have had the upper parts of the walls removed so the crenels no longer exist. See links below for images:
