Intro to Middle Ages
The economic system of Medieval Europe
The Manor System
Fever, spasms, buboes, and runny nose. Which is not a symptom of the plague?
These two countries were the ones fighting in the 100 years war
France and England
This person sat at the top of the Feudal Pyramid
The King
The notes structure we have used throughout this unit
Cornell
When were the Middle Ages
500-1500
What economic innovation made trade easier after the plague
credit
This French girl led the French army to victory after receiving a vision from God
Joan of Arc
This group of people was at the very bottom of the feudal pyramid
Peasants/Serfs
A source from the time period being studied, such as a newspaper clipping, is known as a
primary source
Being able to grow and produce all the basic items for a community
Self-sufficient/sufficiency
What percentage of Europe's population dies from the Plague
60
What happened to Joan of Arc towards the end of the 100 years war
Captured and executed by the English
The name used for land given by a lord
A source created after a historical event takes place, like a textbook is a
secondary source
This farming system increased efficiency by having two on and one off
Three field system
Move to the city and become artisans
Land entanglement, family entanglement, nationalism
Anyone who receives land from a lord
Vassal
How many pages should you have listed in your table of contents so far
6
What happened to the feudal and manor systems after the Plague
Both systems failed and collapsed
These were the four major outcomes at the end of the middle ages
These two groups make up the middle two portions of the feudal pyramid
Knights and Lords
What does each letter in ACE stand for
Answer the question; cite evidence, explain