Manor Living
Where you go to grind your grains.
The Mill.
a political and social system in which people receive protection in exchange for labor and loyalty.
What is feudalism.
This was a collection of one room huts.
What is a Village
I own all of the land by "Divine Right".
Who is the King.
This is the Code of morals and values Knights live by.
What is Chivalry.
An open area for livestock to graze on.
What is the Common Fields.
This rank owns several manors throughout the kingdom.
What is the Monarchy.
Extra grains and tribute were kept secure in this.
What is a storage barn.
I have to pay taxes, tribute, and rent to live on the Lord's manor.
What is a Peasant.
These with beans are grown in the spring on manor fields.
What are peas.
This a fortified castle or estate.
What is the Manor House.
This is a person who receives land in exchange for loyalty and labor.
What is a vassal.
This was a place of meetings, festivals, and religious worship.
What is a Church.
My duty is to provide soldiers to the King.
What is a Nobleman.
It is the duty of the Nobleman to maintain the land and these.
What are Roads.
There were at least 3 of them that were rotated on each manor.
What are Fields.
The King's duty was to protect the kingdom from these people.
Who are invaders.
The owner of the land owned all of the resources in this private area.
What is the Lord's Forest.
I am most noble to God and the Lord who provided me land.
What is a Knight.
Before becoming a Knight you have to be this around age 12.
What is a squire.
Weapons, tools, and horse equipment are forged in his shop.
Who is the blacksmith.
This is was the religion of most European kingdoms during this time.
What is Christianity.
This place makes fresh bread for the community.
What is a Bakery.
I am another term for a church official such as a bishop, cardinal, or priest.
What is the Clergy.
All manors are built near this source, needed for all human civilizations.
What is fresh water.