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Early middle ages sg

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Social hierarchy from top to bottom: - King/Lord - Vassals - Knights - Clergy - Peasants/Serfs
- Feudalism: Social and political system organizing medieval European society
Serf: A person bound to the land, with very limited personal freedoms
Manor Self-sustaining economic unit controlled by a lord
Guild: : Organization protecting merchants and artisans' interests
Chivalry Moral and social code for knights
- Vassals provided military service to lords
- Received land (fiefs) in exchange for loyalty
Knights are trained from a young age typically (7-14- Protected land and served lords - Followed chivalric code of honor
Peasants and Serfs - Had the least freedom in society - Worked the land - Everything belonged to the lord- No independent land ownership
Historical Context - Began with the Fall of the Roman Empire - Characterized by: - Limited social mobility - Strong religious influence - Agricultural-based economy
. Key Historical Events The Crusades - Christians seeking to control Holy Land - Emergence of monasteries - Development of guilds
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