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How do you defend castles?
youcan defend catles with knights
Are they any catles in wellingborough?
if you mean castles no, there is the castle theater but its not a castle. and assuming you mean northants.
Why were catles built in the first place?
Castles were first built in the form of motte and bailey castles. They were built just after the battle of hastings in 1066 by King William all around the country. Motte and bailey castles were made out of wood so they burnt easily and rot quite quickly. Many people were angry at him for killing their past King. He built them to try and reduce the amount of rebellions. Williams soldiers scared people into doing what he wanted. After a few years some of the castles were changed into concentric castles. These were made out of stone and didn't burn easily and doesn't rot quickly.
Why are catles big?
i think catles are big because the are beld in stones lol
Why were catles important?
They wrent
Why was Catles Built in certain Locations?
so that at each of the places they can look over all thew people and see what they are up too so that you know if anything happens
In 5 days Lisa made 80 sandcastleseach day she made 4 fewer castles than the day beforehow many castles did she make each day Lisa went on making 4 fewer each day how many catles did she make alt?
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What is a medieval moat?
It is a body of water that surrounded castles in medieval times that was usually filled with some sort of cranky water creature(alligators or such). It was primary used as a defence measure, because the drawbridge could be lowered or raised depending on who was wanting entrance.It is a water filled ditch around the castle walls.
What does the design on the Irish flag mean?
It is generally considered that green represents the Catholic/nationalist/republican communities, orange represents the Protestant/unionist/loyalist community, and the white stands for the hope for peace and unity between them.The Irish Constitution does not give the colours any significance.
