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land given to t vassal Fief
a training apprentice to a knight squire
gave nights balance on horses stirrup
helped framers turn over soil wheeled plow
protected a castle moat
a craftsman at the frist level of education to learn a trade apprentice
a peasent who paid a nobel for the right to farm freeman
an older craftsman who had completed a masterpiece master
a peasent farmer who worked the fields for the lord serf
owned land gien for service to a lord vassal
a system that rebuild Europe's economy and infrastructre feudalism
part of the castle where parties or dinners were held great hall
castles were constructed on these motte
central building of a castle keep
offered protection and orgainization for craftsmen guild
The main purpose of building a castle Protection, strength, helped show power. (see notes and castle sheet)
Why did medieval Europeans begin constructing castles out of stone More protection, fire proof (see notes and castle sheet)
Why did Castle building stop? Gun powder made them obsolete (see castle sheet)
What types of rooms might you find in a castle? kitchen, bedrooms, school, servents quarters, toilet, chapel , dungeon (see also notes and book)
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