Another name for "Serf"
What is a Vassal?
To raise and train animals to live around humans.
What is Domesticate?
Protection that Knights wore on their bodies for battle
What is armor?
The name of the Aztec capital city
What is "Tenochitlan?"
The name of the person who sold or traded goods
What is a Merchant?
To supply water using pipes or channels.
What is irrigate?
True or False - it did not cost a lot of money to become a Knight
False
This civilization included parts of Ecuador, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina
What is the Inca Civilization?
The name of the people who lived on a Lord's land, needed permission to marry, and did the work.
What were Serfs?
To be successful.
What is "flourish?"
A code of conduct or behavior a Knight needed to follow.
What is "Chivalry?"
This civilization had many city-states, each with it's own King.
What is the Mayan civilization?
The name of the church leader during the Middle Ages.
Who was the Pope?
A narrow piece of land that connects two larger pieces of land.
What is an "Isthmus?"
A contest between two Knight on horseback where they tried to knock each other off their horses with a long pole.
What is a "jousting?"
This civilization practices terrace farming as a way to grow food.
What is "Terrace farming?"
The name of the person who was taught a skill by a Master, often without pay.
Who was an Apprentice?
Made up of different people or things.
What is "diverse?"
The name for young boys when they are in training to become a Knight.
What is a "Squire?"
People treated this leader like a God. He wore gold- fringed clothing and ate off of gold plates.
Who was the Sapa Inca?