Vocabulary
Vocabulary cont.
Feudal Society
Events
Places
100

Period in history from A.D. 500s to the 1500s. Also known as the Middle Ages

Medieval

100

person who lived and worked on the private land of a noble or medieval lord

serf

100

The bottom level of the feudal society pyramid which has the most people

Serfs/Peasants

100

How much death did the bubonic plague cause in Europe

1/3 of the population died

100

Three things always included in a manor are...

Church, fields for agriculture etc., village for serfs/peasants

200

Self-contained world located on land belonging to a lord. Includes a church, fields, a manor house, etc

Manor

200

a person, usually a lesser nobleman, who received land and protection from a feudal lord in exchange for obedience and service

vassal

200

The second to lowest segment on the feudal society pyramid which focuses on providing protection

Knights

200

Because of the Magna Carta the King had to...

Obey the Magna Carta; the King was no longer the highest authority, the Magna Carta was

200

How did Manor life differ for lords and serfs?

Peasants and serfs lived in one-room huts, worked all day, and ate the simplest of foods. The lord lived in a comfortable, relatively spacious manor house, performed no physical labor, and feasted on meat and fish

300

Political and social system made up of four levels with each level providing something to the others

Feudalism

300

The second to highest section on the feudal society pyramid. Sometimes this segment of society received more loyalty than the king.

Noblemen/Church officials

300

Became the Emperor of Rome as a reward from the Pope for putting down a rebellion waged against the Pope; also was a dedicated Christian

Charlemagne

300

After the bubonic plague many people moved out of manors and here

cities

400

A disease that killed more than a third of Europe's population during the Middle Ages

Bubonic plague

400

The top segment of the feudal society pyramid. 

King

400

The Bubonic Plague lead to the growth of towns by...

After the bubonic plague killed about a third of Europe's workforce, those who survived were in great demand by employers who offered increased wages

500

weapon that allowed archers to fire arrows

longbow

500

TRUE or FALSE The Crusades were religious wars where the Christians were able to accomplish their goal in the end

FALSE: the Crusades achieved very little 

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