
G-1/25: Dark Ages and Feudalism
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Ben Katagiri
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G-1/25: Dark Ages and Feudalism
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The fall of Rome resulted in
the decline of Christianity
a dangerous time with the lack of a central government
an end to attacks by barbarians
the growth of a strong economy
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What is the definition of feudalism?
Small pieces of land that come from larger manors
A large estate that comes from the larger kingdom
A new political system where land and protection are given in exchange for service and loyalty
When men were away they controlled the manor/field (also, peasant women could be illiterate doctors)
Serfs (use to be plebians during the Western Roman Empire)
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What was the role/responsibility of the KING?
Controlled fiefs, less powerful lords, swore loyalty to the lord
Peasants, worked the land for protection and a play to stay, sore loyalty to all above them.
Controlled the manor and those who lived there, swore loyalty to the king
Provided protection in exchange for land, swore loyalty to vassal, lord, and king
Owned the kingdom, held the political power. Demanded loyalty from all below them
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What was the role/responsibility of the LORD?
Controlled fiefs, less powerful lords, swore loyalty to the lord
Peasants, worked the land for protection and a play to stay, sore loyalty to all above them.
Controlled the manor and those who lived there, swore loyalty to the king
Provided protection in exchange for land, swore loyalty to vassal, lord, and king
Owned the kingdom, held the political power. Demanded loyalty from all below them
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of a manor?
Small pieces of land that come from larger manors
A large estate that comes from the larger kingdom
A new political system where land and protection are given in exchange for service and loyalty
When men were away they controlled the manor/field (also, peasant women could be illiterate doctors)
Serfs (use to be plebians during the Western Roman Empire)
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What was the role/responsibility of the VASSAL?
Controlled fiefs, less powerful lords, swore loyalty to the lord
Peasants, worked the land for protection and a play to stay, sore loyalty to all above them.
Controlled the manor and those who lived there, swore loyalty to the king
Provided protection in exchange for land, swore loyalty to vassal, lord, and king
Owned the kingdom, held the political power. Demanded loyalty from all below them
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of fiefs?
Small pieces of land that come from larger manors
A large estate that comes from the larger kingdom
A new political system where land and protection are given in exchange for service and loyalty
When men were away they controlled the manor/field (also, peasant women could be illiterate doctors)
Serfs (use to be plebians during the Western Roman Empire)
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Multiple Choice
What was the role/responsibility of the KNIGHT?
Controlled fiefs, less powerful lords, swore loyalty to the lord
Peasants, worked the land for protection and a play to stay, sore loyalty to all above them.
Controlled the manor and those who lived there, swore loyalty to the king
Provided protection in exchange for land, swore loyalty to vassal, lord, and king
Owned the kingdom, held the political power. Demanded loyalty from all below them
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Multiple Choice
What role did noblewomen play in society?
Small pieces of land that come from larger manors
A large estate that comes from the larger kingdom
A new political system where land and protection are given in exchange for service and loyalty
When men were away they controlled the manor/field (also, peasant women could be illiterate doctors)
Serfs (use to be plebians during the Western Roman Empire)
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Multiple Choice
Which group was at the bottom of feudal society?
Small pieces of land that come from larger manors
A large estate that comes from the larger kingdom
A new political system where land and protection are given in exchange for service and loyalty
When men were away they controlled the manor/field (also, peasant women could be illiterate doctors)
Serfs (use to be plebeians during the Western Roman Empire)
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Multiple Choice
What was the role/responsibility of the SERF?
Controlled fiefs, less powerful lords, swore loyalty to the lord
Peasants, worked the land for protection and a play to stay, sore loyalty to all above them.
Controlled the manor and those who lived there, swore loyalty to the king
Provided protection in exchange for land, swore loyalty to vassal, lord, and king
Owned the kingdom, held the political power. Demanded loyalty from all below them
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Multiple Choice
Why was there a need for feudalism after the fall of Rome?
There was disorder and danger.
There was no monarch.
There was not enough land.
All the answers are correct.
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Feudalism
a social system in which people worked and fought for nobles who gave them protection and the use of land in return
a country whose ruler is a king or queen
of, or relating to the Middle Ages: of, or relating to the period of European history from about A.D. 500 to about 1500
the head of the Roman Catholic Church
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Kingdom
a country whose ruler is a king or queen
a country that is ruled by a monarch (such as a king or queen)
a feeling of strong support for someone or something
a male ruler of a country who usually inherits his position and rules for life
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Manor
a soldier in the past who had a high social rank and who fought while riding a horse and usually wearing armor
a social system that existed in Europe during the Middle Ages in which people worked and fought for nobles who gave them protection and the use of land in return
a large area of land that was ruled over by a lord in medieval times: a feudal estate
an large estate under the control of a lord with a variety of rights over land and tenants
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Lords and Ladies are...
the King’s son and daughter
high ranking nobles
knights
peasants
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What was a fief?
A small piece of land given to a vassal by a lord
The currency of Medieval Europe
The Medieval government
The apprentice of a knight
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A vassal was
a king
a lesser lord who controlled a fief
anyone who gave land to a person
a peasant or serf
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What is a serf?
A noble who cannot leave the farm they were born on
A peasant who cannot own property and must work a nobles land
A knight who serves a lord for life
A peasant who pays the noble to farm the noble's land
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Which of the following organizational structures is ordered correctly?
low power - - - → - - - high power
serf → knight → noble → monarch
serf → noble → knight → monarch
knight → noble → serf → monarch
serf → monarch → knight → noble
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Feudalism is...
a social system in which people worked and fought for nobles who gave them protection and the use of land in return
a country whose ruler is a king or queen
of, or relating to the Middle Ages: of, or relating to the period of European history from about A.D. 500 to about 1500
the head of the Roman Catholic Church
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Multiple Choice
You did not have to leave the manor for anything. This means it was...
dependent
interdependent
self-sufficient
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Multiple Select
What were serfs (non-free peasants) NOT allowed to do? (select all that apply)
marry someone without permission
have a pet
leave the Lord’s estate
have children
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Most serfs believed...
That God was punishing them for a past life
Serfs did not follow and organized religion
They were Jewish and refused to convert to the Catholic Church
Their role in life as part of the Church’s teachings
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Multiple Select
What did medieval woman do daily?
Look after their families
Cleaned
Farming & Harvesting
Scribing
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What is the Code of Chivalry
a set of rules of conduct knights were expected to abide by
A legal code followed in the Middle Ages
A list of human rights granted in the Middle Ages
A secret code used by knights in battle.
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