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vocabulary
people
Geography
Feudal Society
castles
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They worked for the king and queen.
What is a peasant and serf
100
The christian saint who converted the people of Ireland to Christianity.
What is Saint Patrick?
100
The large landmass that includes Europe and Asia.
What is Eurasia?
100
Greatest lords of Europe and all nobles and knights were their vassals
What is king and queens
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Where would the people build there castles?
What is hills
200
It could be own by a knight or a lord
Who could own a manor?
200
The Frankish king who built a huge kingdom in Gaul.
What is Clovis?
200
What part of Europe is mild and cool.
What is Northwestern Europe weather?
200
Were not part of the feudal system, but worked on land.
What is peasants?
200
Who owned castles?
What is Kings
300
They were to help a lord if there was a war.
what were the vassal's duties?
300
The king of the Franks that was crowned emperor of Romans in 800, was a strong leader, and a brilliant warrior.
What is Charlemange
300
What part of Europe has warm and sunny weather?
What is Southern Europe
300
Served nobles in exchange for land
What is knights
300
Built to protect people in time of war.
What is castles
400
Europeans code for honorable behavior.
What is chivalry
400
An Italian saint and monk who created a set of rules for monks to follow.
What is Benidict
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Freezing cold weather.
What is Scandinavia?
400
Were vassals of king and queens.
What is nobles
400
Who introduced castles to everyone?
What is William the conqueror
500
who created the haiko and when was it created?
Japanese created the haiko in the 1600s.
500
Powerful French noble who conquered England and introduced feudalism to Britain in 1066?
What is William the Conqueror
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True or false: there are many plains in southern Europe
What is false
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nobles and knights were king and queens vassals. Knights were the lord/nobles vassals. Knights were vassals. What system is this called?
What is apart of the feudal system.
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castles were invented in?
What is 1066