feudalism
Vikings
peasants and serfs
key terms
100

What is the other country that developed feudalism not only in Europe.

Japan developed feudalism

100

What nicknames did the vikings have?

Eric Blood Axe and Thorfinn The Skull Splitter

100

What was the pitchfork used for?

To plow and pickup hay
100

Who were the knights?

Mounted horsemen who pledged to defend their lord's lands in exchange for fiefs

200

What is the manor system relying on?

a set of rights and obligations between a lord and his serfs

200

What were Vikings ships called?

Longboats

200

What were some things serfs and peasants raised or produced for the lord

Crops, milk, cheese, fuel, cloth, leather goods, and lumber

200

What is a vassal?

Someone who receives a fief from the lord

300

What did the peasant women share with their husbands?

They shared farm work

300

What was carved in the prow of the vikings ship?

A sea monster

300

Who did the serfs pay taxes to?

The Lord and The Church

300

What is a harness?

A set of leather straps used to attach a cart to a horse

400

What role did the church play in controlling the serfs?

They believed that God determined a person's place in society

400
Why did the vikings leave scandinavia?

Due to the cold weather which made farming difficult

400

What were the only goods bought from outside the manor?

Millstones, Iron and Salt

400

What is a tithe?

1/10 out of the serf's income that is paid to the church

500

What was the average life expectancy of Serfs?

35 years

500

Who was the viking that explored North America before Columbus?

Lief Erikson

500

Where was the mill located and how did it work?

By the stream, and it worked by the current pushing the mill to spin and grind the grain

500

Who was Rurik?

The viking leader that made a peace agreement with Charles the Simple, land in exchange for loyalty (feudalism)

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