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Feudalism Vocab

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manor the house the Lord/Noble lives in
Social order of Feudalism Pope, King, Lords/Nobles, Knights, Peasants/Serfs
Feudalism a system of relationships that was used for protection in the middle ages
vassal a person who swears an oath of loyalty
changes to castles wood to stone entrance locations don't line up arch loops
Barbarian invaders from Asia Magyars
invaders from the south spreading Islam Muslims
Barbarian invaders from Scandinavia Vikings
William the Conqueror 1st king of England developed feudalism
Charlemagne 1st king of the Franks (France) United the tribes of Europe
pope the leader of the catholic church
Lord someone who receives a fief from the king in exchange for protecting the land.
Serf/Peasant someone who received some food and protection in exchange for working on the manor
knight an armored warrior who protected the Lord's land
chivalry a code of conduct (behavior) for knights
fallow a section of farmland that is plowed but left unsown in order to restore fertility
3 field farming a farming method that divided the land into 3 sections; leaving 1 section fallow
Words describing peasant life malnourished, diseased, hard work, high taxes and tithing
words describing peasant homes dirty, crowed, bug infested, animal feces, early death
page age 7, 1st step in becoming a knight. Lived in the manor house & did odd jobs, learned to write, read, and hunt.
squire age 12, 2nd step in becoming a knight. Learned to use swords and armor
the age to become a knight age 21
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