PPT-  Castle of the Teutonic Order

in Malbork Multilateral School Partnerships Showing Our World Heritage Comenius 2013 2015 Italy 2014 The city of Malbork is located in . You need to prepare a pitch to sell this castle design to the judges. . Think about the strengths of this castle and what is good about the design.. You may wish to consider the following:. Materials – how is it better than the . The first medieval castles were built during the 9. th. century (year 800). Castle image by . Gonçalo. . Carreira. . retreived. May 18, 2015 from . Fotolia.com. . The main purpose of a castle was to protect nobility (Kings and Queens)and defend its inhabitants against attacks. Task:. You are the Earl of Cumberland and have been given the task of building a castle to protect and control the local population who are a little hostile…. What do you have to do?. Choose a place to build your castle…remember you need to choose somewhere that provides a good DEFENSIVE POSITION and also is easy to build on. starter. WILF:. L3 – a simple model of life in a castle, sheet a little information about life.. L4 – A good model of life in a castle and your sheet has lots of description about life in a castle.. Warwick Castle. Warwick Castle is one of the most famous and daunting castles in the World. Warwick Castle has a chequered history which moves from its construction as a Wooden Motte and Bailey castle by William the Conqueror to a massive stone fortress. Surviving siege warfare to the Age of Medieval Knights and Chivalry and the English Civil War. The name Warwick means 'dwellings by the weir' - a weir was a fence or wattle built across a stream to catch or retain fish. The Warwick wooden Motte and Bailey Castle was defended by the River Avon on the South side and by wide and deep ditches on all other sides. An important feature of Warwick Castle is its access to the River Avon. During the construction of Warwick Castle men, equipment and building materials were easily transported by boats to the site of the castle. Once Warwick Castle had been built. Do Now: . Reading Quiz. Learning Target:. Create examples of characterization in narrative journal entries.. Evaluate characterization in memoirs.. Raucous. “Moms and dads got into fights all the time in Battle Mountain, so it didn’t seem that big of a deal, but this fight was . Starvation/Dehydration/Desperation (Siege). Sappering. /Counter-. Sappering. (Dig tunnels). Infiltration (Sneaking in). Inside Job (Leave the door open). Starvation/Dehydration. Forced surrender due to lack of food, water. . In . 1093 Queen Margaret wife of Malcolm III was seriously ill in Edinburgh Castle. She was brought the news that her husband had been killed at . Alnwick. in Northumberland. Broken-hearted, she too died. Husband and wife were buried side by side in the church at . . July 15, 1410. Strategic Context. Founded in 1190 in Acre, the Teutonic Knights are unable to expand against the Saracens, and eventually accept territory in Prussia from Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II in exchange for their services subduing and converting pagans in the region. For almost 200 years, the Teutons expand their territory under the guise of converting pagans to Christianity; even the conversion of Lithuania in 1386 does not halt the Teutons’ ambitions in Lithuania under Grand Master Ulrich von Jungingen. However, a strategic marriage by Wladyslaw Jagiello in 1386 unites Poland and Lithuania in alliance, confirmed by Jagiello’s recognition of Vytautas Didysis as Grand Prince of Lithuania in 1401. Jagiello then supports revolt in the Teutonic-occupied Lithuanian province of Samogitia, provoking Jungingen to declare war in 1409. Jungingen declares a year-long truce, perceiving that the greater his victory, the better in the long term. The Polish-Lithuanian union invades Prussia in June 1410 with their main force while a secondary force raids Pomerania to the west; this diversion forces Jungingen to detach 3,000 troops under Heinrich von Plauen while the main forces collide in the east. The Polish-Lithuanian intent is to defeat the Teutonic army, capture its fortress capital of Marienburg, and negotiate the surrender of Pomerania to Poland and Samogitia to Lithuania.. Literary Nonfiction Unit. Standards we will be addressing today…. ELACC11-12RL2: Determine two or more themes or central ideas of text and analyze their development over the course of the text, including how they interact and build on one another to produce a complex account; provide an objective summary of the text.. A nonfiction article gives information about a topic. . sand castle. dig (dug). Jen dug the sand with her shovel. . shovel. Jen dug the sand with her shovel. . bucket. A boy with a bucket watched. . 1. loch . . ben. glen. Urquhart Castle. https://. www.youtube.com. /. watch?v. =pAQ3cWtkL6w. 2. loch . . ben. glen. Urquhart Castle. https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/47/53/2a/47532a9461a559acb2f1721a79c5431b.jpg. The Main Idea . A castle had one or more courtyards. Along the inside of the courtyard walls were the main rooms in buildings. Everyone ate near the great hall. Others things such as stables, workshops, and extra rooms were found in buildings farther away from the great hall. However castles were not just buildings, they were also fortresses during war. . 10.A. History. 1219 – Danish crusaders. 1227 – The Order of the Brethren of the Sword. 1238 – Danes. 1346 – Teutonic Order. 16th cetury – Livonian War. 1561 – Swedish Dominion. 1710 – Russian Empire.