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Question 1.) In two paragraphs, discuss at least three topics that interest you. Out of the three, settle on one and tell me why you picked it. What do you want to learn and what do you want to teach us? Whatever topic you choose, make sure you focus your attention on something specific. Narrow your search down to a detailed aspect of life in the Middle ages. For example, you can learn about Medieval food from a specific time period/social class and then teach us how they prepared a unique kind of dish or drink. You can learn about the origins of chivalry and then teach about how it was expressed through the art and literature of Medieval England. You can learn about Gothic architecture and then teach us about the historical and cultural context of one famous cathedral in a specific region, as well as its important/unique features. Learn about a famous Medieval philosopher and then teach us about the fundamental ideas in the person's philosophy. What was life like for a medieval farmer in Northumbria (Northern England) during the 1200's? Wo were the Cathars? Research a specific monastic order - monks or nuns (the Poor Clares, for example). .

Question 2.) Find credible resources and provide a list of what you found. This isn't a final list of resources but rather a demonstration of what you found in your initial research. You can add or change any of them for your final presentation. These resources can be data bases from the Valencia Library, YouTube videos, articles from reputable organizations like museums (Smithsonian), books, image libraries, etc. Please write about/list at least 6 credible resources you may use.