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socials mid term

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Gaul Frankish settlers who loved to make war.
wergild Man money,that is, a person's value in money.
salic code The franks crime and punishment code
prodigies,portents Omens that predict future occurrence's
social class was a way of distinguishing peoples ranks from lord's to serfs to farmers.
Charlemagne came into power over western Europe in 768 c.e and established a proper government over Europe
missi dominici the lords messengers, would go out to villages under Charlemagne's rule and make sure everyone was treated properly
Carolingian empire a kingdom that ruled over all of western Europe
renaissance A rebirth or revival, especially of the arts
Celtic people A western Europe culture. The Scottish, Irish, Welsh, Cornish and Brenton are all what?
Anglo-Saxons thought of themselves as warriors, but where really farmers that lived in small villages.
Epic a long poem telling about heroic deeds and events
Beowulf is an epic/ great story about who.
St.Patrick brought Christianity and a healthy respect of learning to Ireland
monks religious men who live their lives with a deep understanding and following of religion
parchment And old type of paper
Vikings vicious men who pillaged and burned villages and sailed in swift long boats.
Danegeld small payment to the vikings to leave that town alone.
fjord a long narrow salt water bay with high cliffs along its sides
skald a Scandinavian poet who recited poems at formal gatherings
thrall where viking slaves that served them all their life
runes ancient viking righting
thing the viking parliament where all free adults could share their thoughts
outlaw someone who has disgraced themselves so badly they are kicked out of their kingdom or group
Vassal one who swears loyalty to a lord
feudal contract the bargain between a lord and his vassal
housecarl a soldier
cavalry soldiers on horseback
propaganda an effort to spread opinions or beliefs sometimes by distorting truths
OpusAnglicanum translated to the work of the english
allegiance loyalty
Homage formal acknowledgment
self-sufficient can do by yourself or itself
thatching using special grass for roofing
fletching fitting feathers on arrows
demense lands set aside for the lord of a manor
sustainable can be sustained
Fallow left unplanted
three field system two fields would be planted and the third would remain fallow
excommunicate to cancel a persons membership in the church
tithe money or produce given to the church worth approximately one tenth of ones income
trial by ordeal to torture someone to get an answer out of them
Chivalry the code in which the knight swore to uphold
Katana a long samurai blade
Wakizashi a short samurai blade
bushido the samurai's way of living
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