THE MIDDLE AGES CROSSWORD

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As it is not an easy task, you will have a better reward this time!! Just try word by word. If you need a clue about any of the words, just let me know.




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  1. Alba Carnicero Ruiz, 2º-D3 June 2017 at 07:15

    ACROSS
    5. Apprentice
    6. Manor
    11. Crusades
    12. Years
    13. Magna Carta
    16. Monastery
    18. Black
    19. Abbot
    22. King
    24. Pope
    25. Empire
    26. Vikings
    27. Religion

    DOWN
    1. Comedy
    2. Dark
    3. Leif
    4. Serfs
    7. Red
    8. Castle
    9. Catholic
    10. Moat
    11. Charlemagne
    14. Guild
    15. Joan of Arc
    17. Middle Ages
    20. Byzantium
    21. Third
    23. Feudal



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  2. Pablo Buedo4 June 2017 at 10:55

    1-Comedy
    2-dark
    3-leif
    4-serfs
    5-Aprentice
    6-manor
    7-red
    8-castle
    9-catholic
    10-moat
    11-charlemagne
    12-years
    13-magnacart
    14-guild
    15-joanofarc
    16-monastery
    17-middleages
    18-black
    19-abrot
    20-byzantium
    21-tird
    22-king
    23-feudal
    24-pope
    25-empire
    26-vikings
    27-religion

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  3. Blog Imagen y Sonido Julia Saiz5 June 2017 at 09:32

    1 comedy 2 dark 3leif 4 serfs 5 apprentice 6 manor 7 red 8 castle 9 catholic 10moat 11 charlemagne 12 years 13magnacarta 14 guild 15 joanofarc 16 monastery 17 middleages 18 black 19 abbot 20 byzantium 21 third 22king 23 feudal 25 pope 26 vikings 27 religion

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  4. Alejandro García 2ºD7 June 2017 at 08:17

    1.COMEDY 2.DARK 3.LEIF 4.SERFS 5.APPRENTICE 6.MANOR 7.RED 8.CASTLE 9.CATHOLIC 10.MOAT 11.ERUSADES 12.YEARS
    13.MAGNACARTA 14.GUILD 15.JOANOFARC 116.MONASTERY 17.MIDDLE AGES 18.BLACK 19.ABBOT 20.BYZANTIUM 21.THIRD
    22.KING 23.FEUDAL 24.POPE 25.EMPIRE 26.VIKINGS 27.RELIGION

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