A) King John I of Sweden B) King Valdemar II C) Andreas de Velven D) Bishop Theodorich
A) 1220 B) 1236 C) 1241 D) 1216
A) The entire Swedish garrison, including the Bishop of Linköping, was killed. B) They retreated to Reval. C) They successfully defended against the Oeselians. D) They were taken as hostages by the Oeselians.
A) Valdemar II B) The Livonian Brothers of the Sword C) Bishop Theodoric D) King John I of Sweden
A) It became a permanent Danish base. B) It successfully repelled Oeselian attacks. C) It was besieged, surrendered within five days, and then leveled. D) It was abandoned by the Danes without conflict.
A) Lihula and Pöide B) Kaarma and Reval C) Pöide and Muhu D) Muhu and Valjala
A) Bishop Theodorich B) Anno Sangerhausenn C) King Valdemar II D) Andreas de Velven, Master of Teutonic Order in Livonia
A) Control over all of Saaremaa B) Distinctive rights concerning land ownership, social system, and autonomy from certain religious rules. C) Complete independence from Teutonic Order D) Exemption from paying taxes
A) They renounced Christianity and killed all Germans on the island. B) They accepted Christianity again. C) They signed a peace treaty with Danish Estonia. D) They established a new stronghold.
A) Swedish army led by King John I B) Only the Livonian Brothers of the Sword C) The united forces of the Livonian branch of the Teutonic Order, Bishopric of Ösel-Wiek, and Danish Estonia. D) Danish army alone
A) The Oeselians killed all Germans and clerics, besieged the fort at Pöide. B) A new stone fortress was established. C) They accepted Christianity again. D) They signed a peace treaty with the Teutonic Order.
A) King Valdemar II B) Andreas de Velven C) Burchard von Dreileben D) Master Anno Sangerhausenn
A) He fled to mainland Estonia. B) He became an ally to the Teutonic Order. C) He was hanged. D) He negotiated a peace treaty.
A) The establishment of a new Oeselian stronghold. B) A campaign by the Livonian branch of the Teutonic Order that resulted in a treaty. C) A rebellion against Danish rule. D) An invasion by Swedish forces.
A) Oesel B) Harjumaa C) Ugaunia D) Vironia
A) 20 B) 12 C) 10 D) 15
A) Ruhnu B) Saaremaa C) Muhu D) Vilsandi
A) Desert B) Mild maritime C) Continental D) Tundra
A) 5.0–6.0 °C B) 10.0–12.0 °C C) 15.0–17.0 °C D) 7.0–7.7 °C (44.6–45.9 °F)
A) Baptists B) Roman Catholic Church C) Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church D) Estonian Neopagan religion
A) Adalsysla B) Eysysla C) Harjumaa D) Rotalia
A) 1219 B) 1206 C) 1236 D) 1227
A) Eistland or Esthland B) Rotalia C) Adalsyssla D) Harjumaa
A) Strong armies B) Fortresses C) Cavalry D) Their ships |