This person could not leave the lord's land.
What is a serf?
A medieval sport where two knights fought each other with lances.
What is jousting?
The place where a noble or king lived.
What is a castle?
A large textile artwork woven by hand or machine.
What is a tapestry?
Fought on horseback.
What is a knight?
A metal covering worn by a knight.
What is armor?
A defensive trench filled with water outside of a castle.
What is a moat?
A deadly disease that spread throughout Europe.
What is the Black Death?
Given land in exchange for service.
What is a vassal?
A design on the knight's shield and banner.
What is coat of arms?
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Relating to the Middle Ages.
What is Medieval?
Helped a knight; was a noble's son.
What is a squire?
The code of honor for a knight; it consisted of loyalty, courage, and honor.
What is chivalry?
A military operation in which a castle is surrounded and isolated to force its surrender.
What is a siege?
A political system in which land is exchanged for loyalty and military service.
What is feudalism?
Part comedian and part actor. Their job was to entertain the nobles.
What is a jester?
A concept that idealized chivalrous love between a knight and a noble lady.
What is courtly love?
A dark, underground cell used for holding prisoners.
What is a dungeon?
A document that limited the king's power.
What is the Magna Carta?