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social studies 5th

Great Britain 11.1 voc

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island that is home to the countries of England, Scotland, and Wales Great Britain
England, Scatland, Wales, and Northern Ireland; also called the United Kingdom (UK) United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
word referring to the Middle Ages (A.D. 500-1500) medieval
way of life based on the ownership and use of land; also called the feudal system feudalism
men in the feudal system who owned the land lords
people in the feudal system who were allowed to use the land in exchange for their services vassals
smallest divisions of land in the feudal system manors
common peoplle who worked the land on a manor peasants
peasants who were bound to serve their lord on the manor for their entire life serfs
trained soldiers who were ready to defend the land and people knights
English king who recaptured some of the territory previously lost to the Viking invaders called the Danes; set England on the road to becoming a strong nation. ALfred the Great
Norman leader who invaded England in 1066 and became King William I of England William the COnqueror
cenus of the people and lands of feudal England; Britain's earliest public record Domesday Book
Document that helped establish the English tradition on the monarch's power is limited by the laws of the land. Magna Carta
representative assembly of England Parliament
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