Medieval Geography
The river that passes through the city of Hamburg in the Holy Roman Empire
What is Elbe?
An estate granted to a vassal by a lord?
What is a fief?
A large estate of land owned by a knight or a lord
What is a manor?
The grain that was taken to mills and ground into flour to make bread
What is wheat?
The military invention that helped bring an end to the Feudal System
What are longbows?
What is Danube?
The buildings each manor included
What are large houses, castles, pastures, fields, and forests?
What are serfs?
The place where peasants grew vegetables
What are small gardens near their houses?
The people that served their lords in battle
What are knights?
The mountain range on the border between France and Spain
What is Pyrenees?
The main invaders of Europe
What are Magyars, Muslims, and Vikings?
The people that made iron tools for farming
What are blacksmiths?
What is wheat?
An invention that helped advance military technology
What is gunpowder?
The country on the medieval map consisted of the modern-day countries of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark
What is Scandinavia?
The year that the Vikings first invaded Europe
What is 793 AD?
The building that was built on small land that belonged to the lord
What is a church?
The product villagers used to make clothes
What is sheep's wool?
A weapon that helped advance military technology
What are cannons?
What is Seine?
The code of conduct knights were meant to live by
What are knights?
The places where most people lived in the middle ages
What are manors and small farms?
The pointy and sharp objects that shot out of longbows
What are long arrows?