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What is the part of a helmet that can be pulled down to protect the eyes and face known as?
I believe that would be called a Visor
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The knights in the country of Switzerland used to try to protect Christianity and Christian leaders a long time ago.
What was the most important part of a Knights job?
to practice chivalry. and to protect the lord and look after his land.
What part of the body did the knights first strike Thomas Becket?
The arm
Which part of body protect your brain?
Skull bones protect your brain.
What part of body protect skull?
skin
Which part of the body to the vertebrae protect?
the spinal cord
What part of the body did the gauntlet protect?
Your hands! :P
Which body part protect and support insects?
Its exoskeleton.
What body part of butterfly protect itself?
by wings
What part of your body protect the eye?
Eyelids and Eyelashes.
What body part of a fish protect itself?
scales
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