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Why did knight fight in the middle ages?
to protect the king and castle
Why was tropes important in the middle ages?
To fight wars, and protect the castle/land
What are facts about the battle of bannockburn?
the Scottish surrounded Stirling castle to protect it from the English.
Do you have a right to protect your home?
yes but it strongly depends on your state you cannot protect your possesions but you can protect your life and the lives of your friends and family. look at your states interpertation of the castle doctrine
Why was Warwick castle built in leeds?
It is built on a sandstone bluff at a bend of the River Avon, which has eroded the rock the castle stands on, forming a cliff. The river and cliff form natural defenses which protect the castle. This is why the site was chosen.
What is the similarity of a knight and a castle?
A knight and a castle protect people
Why was Middleham castle built?
The castle was built to protect Converdale and to protect the road from Richmond to Skipton, Hope This Has Helped You...
What are 3 uses of a castle?
1 to protect 2 to protect 3 to protect
Why do castles have archers?
to protect there castle
Why was Lewes castle built?
It was built on a hill, and then houses were built around it, the castle was built there to protect the village around it.
How did castle towns lead to the growth of new cities?
Mainly to protect and support the castle.
Why do you think the castle had a ditch around it?
It could also protect the castle if the enemies comes.
At least 10 lines bout warwick castle?
The Warwick Castle was an motte and bailey castle to protect the English from the war
What were some castle defenses?
guards and knights to protect them
Why is the heidlberg castle so important?
it protect the king
What does a castle protect?
it protects kings and queens and jewlery
What are the advantages of a gunpowder castle castle?
its a castle to protect attacks of gun powder
