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100
The religion Charlemagne spread though his conquests.
What is Christianity
100
What Noble women were responsible for.
What is managing the peasants and serfs.
100
The knight's code of conduct.
What is chivalry
100
The title soldiers were given in Japan.
What is Samurai.
100
What a lord or king gave his vassal or knight
What is land.
200
What a vassal or knight owed his lord in return for land.
What is service
200
What peasants and serfs held for entertainment.
What are festivals.
200
What land owners were called or titled in Europe.
What are lords.
200
The code of conduct for Samurai.
What is Bushido.
200
Feudalism developed after the fall of this ancient civilization.
What is Rome.
300
The main part of a noble's land where the church, fields, and houses were located.
What is the manor
300
The term used to describe the independence of manors and why residents on a manor rarely had to leave.
Manors were self-sustainable.
300
Noble women in Europe were educated in these areas.
What is music, dancing, or etiquette.
300
Popular poetry in Japan took this form.
What is the Haiku.
300
Name one thing that was required in both Chivalry and the Bushido.
What is religious beliefs, courage, loyalty, or kindness.
400
This lead to the rise of Feudalism throughout the world.
What is warfare and a weak central government.
400
The piece of clothing women nobles wore in place of jewelry to show off their status.
What is a head dress.
400
Popular poetry in Europe took this form.
What is the Epic Poem
400
What land owners were called.
What is Daimyo.
400
The Middle Ages is took place between these two dates.
What is 400 to 1500 A.D.
500
Feudalism is based on an agreement between these two groups of people.
What is lords and vassals
500
The type of food most peasants ate.
What is stew.
500
The main difference between a peasant and a serf.
What is a serf was tied to the land, where as a peasant was free.
500
The religious system of belief the Samurai practiced.
What is Shintoism (Buddhism will also be accepted).
500
People of the same occupation formed groups entitled this.
What are guilds.