Statistics for The History of Medieval Europe - 13th century

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
1215 - King John of England agrees to this charter to appease his rebellious barons	Magna carta	88%
1204 - This Chrisitan city is sacked during the Fourth Crusade	Constantinople	86%
1271 - This famous Venitian traveller begins his journey	Marco Polo	79%
1241 - This Asian people defeats Hungary at the battle of Mohi	Mongol	76%
1258 - A Mongol army besieges and captures this city, ending the Abbasid Dynasty	Baghdad	60%
1228 - These knights of a military order are called to conquer Eastern Prussia	Teutonic knights	57%
1210 - The study of this philosopher's work is forbidden at the University of Paris	Aristotle	35%
1226 - Death of this founder of another great mendicant order	Saint Francis	35%
1291 - The fall of this city marks the end of further crusades to the Levant	Acre	31%
1265 - This Dominican friar begins writing his Summa theologiae	Aquinas	29%
1208 - This Crusade is initiated to eliminated the Cathar heresy	Albigensian	25%
1221 - Death of this founder of a mendicant order	Saint Dominic	17%
1282 - Bloody rebellion against the rule of the French-born king Charles I in Sicily	Sicilian Vespers	12%
1212 - This victory is a turning point of the Spanish Reconquista	Las Navas de Tolosa	7%
1258 - These constitutional reforms may be considered as the first English constitution	Provisions of Oxford	3%
1291 - The Swiss Cantons of Uri, Schwytz and Unterwald sign this document	Federal Charter	1%
1273 - This King of Germany puts an end to the interregnum of the Holy Roman Empire	Rudolf of Habsburg	1%