This unit began behind walls that held for a thousand years and ends in a Europe with almost none. Everything in between was a different answer to the same question: what holds a world together?
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Bring the nine Unit 2 lessons together, check which ones hold, and send the student back to any that don't. Every hint names the lesson to reopen.
Unit 3 picks up in the Europe this unit ends in, with raiders at the coast and no king strong enough to answer, and shows what grew up to fill the gap, which was feudalism.
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Before You Start
The words this lesson uses. Tap a card to see what it means, then come back to them whenever a question uses one.
Part One
Questions about the story you just read. Pick your answer straight off, or press Find it in the story if you would rather hunt for the sentence first.
Part Two
The word cards are at the top of this page. Look back at them as often as you need, then answer.