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This site is good to use because it shows what witchcraft was, how they organized witch hunts and how they depicted the witches. They also have an interesting fact section.

This site has got all the information about witchcratft in the middle ages. It outlines the consequenses of witchcraft and how it was delt with

This website can be a reliable source of info as the website is from an org website. The website is a good source of info as people in the middle ages as it gives a general over view of pilgrims in the middle ages. The site can be justified as useful as it gives good insight into pilgrimages in the Middle Ages.

Historians consider the Renaissance to be the beginning of modern history and the "rebirth" of Europe after the Middle Ages. Learn more in a lesson designed for school students.

This page focuses on the Crusades and the contributions of Muslim scholars during the Middle Ages.. It is part of The Electronic Passport, the world's first online middle school classroom. The lessons were prepared for seventh grade students at a Math/Science/Technology magnet school in West Palm Beach, Florida by Mike Dowling.

A very good source of information on the Crusades and on almost anything got to do with the middle ages.

Another good website which will inform anyone (any ages) about the monks (also known as Monastic Life)

What were the Christian crusades? Why did Christian invade the Middle East during the Middle Ages? Were the crusaders even really Christians?

Although members of other religions obviously suffered at the hands of good Christians throughout the Middle Ages, it should not be forgotten that other Christians suffered just as much. Augustine's exhortion to compel entry into the church was used with great zeal when church leaders dealt with Christians who dared to follow a different sort of religious path. ">Wednesday, 02-Apr-2008 03:59:57 GMT

Another outline of a famous woman of the middle ages that will help answer the driving question.

This is a good site as it outlines the life of one of the famous women in the middle ages that will help in answering the driving question.

This website shows what type of women you can be (royal, knights daughter or slave) and shows what their life might be like.

This website, has a brief but really good explanation about what they women of the churches roles were. They show what the roles are, why and how did this shape the christian religion.

Medieval Government for Kids - Feudalism, Republics, and other types of government in Europe during the Middle Ages

This makes a list of Female Religious Orders andn I like this website because it has alot of information on each female.

This shows the women in the middle ages and information about them

Identifies 4 of the great mystics, during the Middle Ages, and provides a concise biography on each.

When used responsibly by consenting adults, comedy can fuel an easy ascent into the kind of conversational terrain we'd often rather avoid. - The Age Online

LA2 Early Christianity and Persecution. This is an Encarta site that covers and goes beyond the set period of the Middle Ages, including Eastern Christianity and the Reformation.