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DDES S.S. 24.4

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What are manors? farming communities found on all fiefs
How were manors isolated from one another? by poor transportation and frequent fighting
What did manor farmers invent? the heavy plow and the horse collar
What system did manor farmers use? The three field system
What is a seneschal? an official whose job it was to look after the noble's fief by regularly visiting the fief
What is a bailiff? an official whose job it was to look after the peasants and make sure they worked hard
What is the village green? an open area around which cottages were crowded
What was a freeman? peasants who paid the noble for the right to farm land
What was a serf? It was a person who was part of the nobles property. They could not move to another area, own their own property, or marry without the nobles permission. By the end of the middle ages they could buy their freedom.
What was the major cause of disease in the Middle Ages? fleas
Why was the reason rats were rampant in the middle ages? dirty conditions
Where were the fleas? on the rats and in the straw bedding
What were farming communities found on all fiefs? manors
What effect did poor transportation and frequent fighting have on the manors? they were isolated from one another
Who invented the the heavy plow and the horse collar? manor farmers
Who used the three field system? manor farmers
Which official's job was it to look after the noble's fief by regularly visiting the fief? seneschal
Which official's job was it to look after the peasants and make sure they worked hard? bailiff
What is an open area around which cottages were crowded? village green
Who were peasants who paid the noble for the right to farm land? freeman
Who was part of the nobles property? serfs
Who could not move to another area, own their own property, or marry without the nobles permission? serfs
Who could buy their freedom by the end of the middle ages? serfs
What were fleas the major cause of in the Middle Aged? disease
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