Matching #1
Protects the castle from an attack
Options: Fixed Stations, Code of Chivalry, Manor, Moat, Three Field System, Courtly Love
Moat
Allowed land to regain nutrients
Options: Fixed Stations, Code of Chivalry, Manor, Moat, Three Field System, Courtly Love
They were attached to the land like property
Options: Harold, Local Authority, Duke, Serfs, William the Conqueror, Hierarchy.
Serfs
Which is not true about a manor
a. a busy city
b. the lord's estate
c. an economic part of Feudalism
a. a busy city
Middle Ages People Cannot Change their class
Options: Fixed Stations, Code of Chivalry, Manor, Moat, Three Field System, Courtly Love
Fixed Stations
This is ranked right below the monarch
Options: Harold, Local Authority, Duke, Serfs, William the Conqueror, Hierarchy.
Duke
This was the system of ranking.
Options: Harold, Local Authority, Duke, Serfs, William the Conqueror, Hierarchy.
Hierarchy
What could medieval woman not do?
a. work beside their husband in the fields
b. be a scholar
c. be loved by knights
b. be a scholar
The Medieval Rules of Romance
Options: Fixed Stations, Code of Chivalry, Manor, Moat, Three Field System, Courtly Love
Courtly Love
They gained the English Throne after battle.
Options: Harold, Local Authority, Duke, Serfs, William the Conqueror, Hierarchy.
William the Conqueror
Why did Feudalism work in the Middle Ages?
a. People got wealth from the monarchs
b. It was fair.
C. People gave things and received things in return.
C. People gave things and received things in return.
What does the monarch give in the feudal pyramid?
a. Protection and Management
b. Fighting Skills and Land
c. Land and the Divine Right
c. Land and the Divine Right
They can have farms, mills, and villages.
Options: Fixed Stations, Code of Chivalry, Manor, Moat, Three Field System, Courtly Love
Manor
Defeated king who got shot in the eye
Options: Harold, Local Authority, Duke, Serfs, William the Conqueror, Hierarchy.
Harold
What is true about the lords in Feudalism?
a. Fiefs gave loyalty vassals to lords
b. Lords gave fiefs to vassals for loyalty in return
c. loyalty is given to vassals by lords for fiefs in return.
b. Lords gave fiefs to vassals for loyalty in return
What does a peasant receive from the feudal pyramid?
a. Protection and Basic Necessities
b. Land and Lords
c. Land and Knights
a. Protection and Basic Necessities
What is not true about peasants
a. they worked hard and paid a lot of taxes.
b. most people were peasants and the biggest section of the feudal pyramid.
c. all peasants were tied to the land.
c. all peasants were tied to the land.
These are rules that encourage good behavior
Options: Fixed Stations, Code of Chivalry, Manor, Moat, Three Field System, Courtly Love
Code of Chivalry
This was helpful against Viking attack
Options: Harold, Local Authority, Duke, Serfs, William the Conqueror, Hierarchy.
Local Authority
What did Vikings attacks lead to (2 options)
a. people feeling unsafe
b. needing feudal protection
c. the breakdown of the Roman Empire
a. people feeling unsafe
b. needing feudal protection
What is false about lords?
a. They were responsible for the knights.
b. They were nobles that had land.
c. They farmed the land.
C. They farmed the land.
How does a knight train (2 options)
a. games as a page
b. Assistant to a knight (squire)
c. you become a knight at age 7
a. games as a page
b. Assistant to a knight (squire)