Question

A crisis caused by the loss of resources led royals to reform the use of these locations in response to the Holznot (“HOLTZ-note”). For 10 points each:
[10m] Name these places that included the ancient Hercynian version. One of these places named for Dean had a portion reserved for royals.
ANSWER: forest [accept Royal Forests; accept Forest of Dean; accept Hercynian Forest]
[10e] Portions of this modern-day country were part of “forest counties,” where Sigismund tried to control deforestation. This country led from Bratislava split from its larger neighbor in the Velvet Divorce.
ANSWER: Slovakia [or Slovensko or Slovak Republic or Slovenská republika; reject “Czechoslovakia” or “Československo”]
[10h] In nearby Bohemia, this resource could be found at Kutná Hora. This resource was part of a medieval German clamor in the Second Berggeschrey (“BERG-gesh-rye”).
ANSWER: silver [or Ag; or argentum; or silver ore; or silver thalers; or silver dinars; or silver groschen]
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Berkeley AStanford A010010
stanford MBerkeley B010010
Alabama ATennesse A010010
Auburn AEmory B010010
Auburn CGeorgia Tech F001010
Georgia Tech DClemson A010010
Emory AGeorgia Tech E010010
Georgia AAuburn B010010
Georgia Tech AGeorgia Tech C0101020
Tusculum ATennesse B0000
Stanford LBerkeley C1010020
Bard APenn State A1010020
Johns Hopkins ARutgers A010010
Lehigh AJohns Hopkins B010010
Columbia APenn B010010
Rowan APenn State B1010020
Rowan APenn State B1010020
Rowan APenn State B1010020
Rowan APenn State B1010020
Rowan APenn State B1010020
Rowan APenn State B1010020
Rowan APenn State B1010020
Rowan APenn State B1010020
Princeton ARutgers C0000
Princeton ARutgers C0000
Princeton AJohns Hopkins B0000
Princeton AJohns Hopkins B0000
Princeton ARutgers C010010
Princeton ARutgers C010010
Princeton AJohns Hopkins B010010
Princeton AJohns Hopkins B010010
Purdue APurdue B010010
Purdue CUChicago C010010
UIUC APurdue D0101020
UIUC APurdue D0101020
UIUC APurdue D0101020
UIUC APurdue D0101020
UIUC APurdue D0101020
UIUC APurdue D0101020
UIUC APurdue D0101020
UIUC APurdue D0101020
UChicago AUIUC D010010
WashU BUChicago D0101020
WashU BUChicago D0101020
WashU BUChicago D0101020
WashU BUChicago D0101020
WashU BUChicago D0101020
WashU BUChicago D0101020
WashU BUChicago D0101020
WashU BUChicago D0101020
Indiana AWashU C010010
UIUC BWashU D010010
Kenyon ACWRU B010010
CWRU D (DII)Michigan D (DII)010010
Michigan AKenyon B (DII)10101030
Ohio State B (DII)Michigan State A010010
CWRU C (UG)Michigan State C (UG)0101020
Ohio State A (UG)Ohio State C (DII)1010020
Michigan State B (UG)Pitt A010010
MissouriArkansas10101030
Oregon StateCentral Oklahoma010010
Colorado CollegeMississippi State010010
IowaOle Miss0101020
Vassar BNYU B010010
Texas ATexas B010010
WUSTL ATexas C010010
Vassar ATexas D010010
SFUUBC A010010
UBC BUW B0101020
AlbertaUW A010010
UF AFlorida Tech A010010
UCF BFlorida Tech B1010020
UF DUF C010010
UF EFlorida State University A010010
UF BUF F1010020
Oxford BBristol B1010020
ManchesterCambridge B0101020
Durham ASouthampton A010010
Durham ASouthampton A0101020
Durham ASouthampton B010010
Durham ASouthampton B0101020
Imperial ACambridge C10101030
Warwick BLSE A0101020
LSE BBirmingham10101030
Cambridge DOxford A010010
Cambridge ASouthampton A1010020
Durham ASouthampton A010010
Durham ASouthampton A0101020
Durham ASouthampton B010010
Durham ASouthampton B0101020
Bristol AVanderbilt0101020
Warwick ADurham B1010020
Amherst AYale B010010
Boston University AWilliams A010010
Bowdoin AA Brandeis Supreme010010
Bowdoin BBU B010010
Tufts ABrandeises Brew010010
Brown ATufts B010010
Diamond BrandeisClark A0000
MITHarvard A010010
CarabrandeisNortheastern A010010
Yale CYale A010010