Lords
Lords lived in these large, fortified homes.
What are castles?
Serfs worked mainly in these.
What are fields or farms?
Knights trained for battle starting as boys, first serving as this.
What is a page?
Young boys learning a trade lived with this person.
Who is a master craftsman?
Monks lived in these peaceful, walled places.
What are monasteries?
Lords gave land to knights in exchange for this.
What is protection/military service?
True or False: Serfs could easily leave their lord’s land.
What is false?
After being a page, a boy would become this before knighthood.
What is a squire?
Craftsmen made things like furniture, glass, and this other type of product.
What is iron (or metal) products?
Monks and nuns copied and studied these important books.
What are sacred texts?
Lords had to show loyalty to this higher-ranking ruler.
Who is the king?
Serfs gave part of their crops to the lord in exchange for this.
What is protection or use of land?
Knights fought in these big competitions to practice skills.
What are tournaments, jousts or jousting matches?
Craftsmen's wore _____________ clothing.
What is "simple"?
Monks wore clothing that showed their humble life. What kind of clothing?
What are simple clothing/robes (dark in color - brown or black)?
A lord was part of this social class.
What is the nobles (or nobility)?
Serfs lived in small houses often made of these two natural materials.
What is mud and wood?
Knights swore an oath of loyalty to this person.
Craftsmen were part of this medieval class.
What is "the middle class"?
Nuns worked in this building.
What is a scriptorium?
In times of danger, a lord's responsibility was to do this.
What is "raise an army" or "provide protection"?
Serfs often ate a stew called this.
What is pottage?
True or False? A knight had more power than the lord.
What is false?
Craftsmen joined these groups to protect their businesses and rights.
Answer: What are guilds?
Monks and nuns didn’t have to worry about normal struggles for power because they were protected by this.
What is "the Church"?