Feudalism
European religion
Guilds
Manorialism
Vocabulary
100

This group was at the bottom of the feudal system and provided most of the labor. 

What are serfs or peasants?

100

This religion was the main religion in Europe during the middle ages.

What is Christianity?

100

What is a guild?

A group of merchants commonly located in a town or city. 

100

This was the name for a self sufficient community in medieval europe.

A manor

100

This is the name of the code of conduct knights followed. 

What is chivalry?

200

This group's main role was to provide military service during the middle ages.

What are knights?

200

How did priests in Medieval villages support the people in their village?

The priests tended to the sick, the priest performed the holy sacraments, and the priest taught latin and the bible to the youth.

200

Who was at the bottom of the guild hierarchy?

Apprentices were young people would become apprentices to a master craftsman, often living with them and learning the trade through hands-on experience for several years 

200
Peasants exchanged this for food and shelter on the manor.

Labor 

200

What does it mean if something is self suffiecient?

They are able to provide for their own needs. 

300

Feudal lords acquired their land by doing this.

They were gifted it by a more powerful lord in exchange for their loyalty.

300

Who was the head of the Catholic Church in medieval Europe?

The Pope

300

Who was in the middle of the guild hierarchy?

Journeyman were people after completing their apprenticeship, an apprentice would become a journeyman, working for wages under a master until they could demonstrate sufficient skill to become a master themselves. 

300

Describe what a manor looked like.

A large castle surrounded by outbuildings and farmland

300

This was the name for a warrior from japan that fulfilled the same role as knights in medieval europe.

What are samurai?

400

This was the difference between peasants and serfs.

Serfs were not allowed to leave the manor or feudal estate where they lived. Peasants were allowed to leave.

400

How did the Catholic Church accumulate most of its wealth?

The church collected tithes (donations) from its members and owned lots of land in Europe.

400

What was at the top of the guild hierarchy?

The guildmaster

400
How does the manor system different than the feudal system?

The manor system was an economic system whereas the feudal system was a social hierarchy designed to maintain order and provide protection. 

400

A fief is this. 

What is land granted by a lord to a vassal in exchange for loyalty and service?

500

Why did the feudal system develop in Europe?

There was no centralized power in Medieval Europe after the collapse of the Roman Empire. The feudal system provided security. 

500

What is a lasting impact of the role of the Catholic church on Medieval European society?

Christianity had an important influence on medieval art and knowledge

500

What were the advantages of Medieval guilds?

Guilds created better quality products, people in cities and towns had higher quality of living, and more people lived in cities. 

500

Why did peasants prefer to live in towns and cities as opposed to on manors?

They had more economic opportunity. 

500

A monastery is this. 

What is a building or community occupied by a group of monks?