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    This document is an anticipation guide about medieval castles containing 10 statements about castle features, defenses, and daily life. The statements provide information on the earliest appearance of castles in the 9th-10th centuries, defensive structures like towers and artificial lakes to block attackers, methods for transporting water inside the castle, the presence of Muslim rulers in Spanish castles until the 8th century, artifacts for washing hands, the importance of chapel rooms for services, and tactical uses of severed heads, disease-spreading waste, and crossbow reloaders in battles.

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    This document is an anticipation guide about medieval castles containing 10 statements about castle features, defenses, and daily life. The statements provide information on the earliest appearance of castles in the 9th-10th centuries, defensive structures like towers and artificial lakes to block attackers, methods for transporting water inside the castle, the presence of Muslim rulers in Spanish castles until the 8th century, artifacts for washing hands, the importance of chapel rooms for services, and tactical uses of severed heads, disease-spreading waste, and crossbow reloaders in battles.

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    Anticipation Guide

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    This document is an anticipation guide about medieval castles containing 10 statements about castle features, defenses, and daily life. The statements provide information on the earliest appearance of castles in the 9th-10th centuries, defensive structures like towers and artificial lakes to block attackers, methods for transporting water inside the castle, the presence of Muslim rulers in Spanish castles until the 8th century, artifacts for washing hands, the importance of chapel rooms for services, and tactical uses of severed heads, disease-spreading waste, and crossbow reloaders in battles.

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    Anticipation Guide

    Before After
    Agree Disagree Statement and Evidence Agree Disagree
    1.The earliest castles appeared in the 9th
    and 10th centuries.

    Evidence:
    2.The great tower at Hedingham, England,
    was built in about 1140 by Aubrey de Vere.

    Evidence:
    3.People made giant fake lakes by
    damming streams so that other people
    would not dig under the castle and steal
    stuff.

    Evidence:
    4. A winder could get water with winding
    teeth. The teeth were made out of wood.

    Evidence:
    5.Spanish castles had Muslim rulers till
    711A.D.

    Evidence:
    6.There is a metal jug that you would use
    to pour water to wash your hands at meal
    time.

    Evidence:
    7.Inhabitants were expected to join the
    chapel room on regular services that is why
    it was so important.

    Evidence:

    8.Severed enemy heads were flung at other


    enemies.

    Evidence:

    9.Dung or dead animals were thrown also


    to spread disease.

    Evidence:

    10.The crossbows were powerful but slow


    to reload so there would be another guy
    there who was reloading the thing so that
    the guy aiming would shoot faster.

    Evidence:

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