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Feudalism
A political and social system in which lords gave land to vassals in exchange for service and loyalty
Lords
A powerful landholding noble
Vassels
A lesser noble who received land and protection from a lord for return for loyalty
Knight
A man who fights on horse back
Serf
A member of the peasant class who works for a lord and is tied to the land in exchange for protection and certain rights
Fief
A feudal estate or piece of land belonging to a vassal
Manor
The estate for a feudal lord, usually including a fortified building or castle
Chivalry
A code of conduct of medieval knights, focusing on bravery, honor, and respect toward women and the weak
Page
A boy at the age of 7-16 that would serve adults of the castle
Squire
A boy at the age of 16-20 would care for the for a knight, his horse, and armor
Coat of arms
A family creast that would have symbols on it
What was the most important relationship within a feudal society and what did they do for each other?
How was Europe set up during the Middle Ages? |
What was the major religion that was practiced in Medieval Europe?
How were rivers important to Europe’s growth?
Who was Charlemagne? What did he do to improve his empire?
What modern land did the Holy Roman Empire include?
The Black Death’s cause
The Black Death impact
What years did the Black Death impact Europe
Epidemic
What had been happening to Europe’s population before the Black Death struck?
What happened after it came to the continent?
The crusades
Who took part in the crusades
Why were the crusades fought
Significance of Jerusalem
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3 effects of the crusades
Who fought in the hundred year wars
Why was the Hundred Years’ War fought
Results of the Hundred Years’ War
Weapons used in the hundreds of years war & their impact
Joan of arch life
Joan of arch significance
Joan of arch impact