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What is the act of homage? a special ceremony where a vassal promised to serve the lord
In the act of homage, what did the lord give to the vassal? a fief and a stick, stone, or glove
What was the stick, stone, or glove that the lord gave the vassal a symbol of? the agreement
Who were knights? warriors on horseback
Who are fiefs? estates given in return for military service
What is feudalism? government where the basis of power was land ownership
What is the act of homage? a special ceremony where a vassal promised to serve the lord
In the act of homage, what did the lord give to the vassal? a fief and a stick, stone, or glove
What was the stick, stone, or glove that the lord gave the vassal a symbol of? the agreement
Who were knights? warriors on horseback
Who are fiefs? estates given in return for military service
What is feudalism? government where the basis of power was land ownership
Who are vassals? nobels who served as a lord with military duty 40-60 days a year.
What happened to a vassal's fief when he died? It was passed on to his son.
What did a clergy do? Taught Christianity and helped the sick and poor
Who were serfs? farm workers who could not leave the noble's land
What happened after Charlemagene's death? nobles became independent rulers
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