10.3 - Age of Chivalry

Knights served lords in exchange for land and goods, providing protection to serfs.

Knights were independent rulers who owned large territories.

Knights were primarily merchants who traded goods across Europe.

Knights were responsible for creating new laws for the kingdom.

Nothing

A horse

A holiday

Land

Their chosen lady

Their earthly Lord

Their father

Their heavenly Lord

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.

Their heavenly Lord, their earthly Lord, and their chosen lady

Their king, their family, and their country

Their lord, their knight commander, and their squire

Their church, their town, and their guild

It could launch massive boulders

It used gunpowder to fire projectiles

It sometimes launched flaming objects

It was similar to a giant slingshot

Tournaments were held during times of peace.

Knights competed to show off skills such as archery, jousting, and sword fighting.

Tournaments were only for knights from the same kingdom.

Tournaments replaced actual battles in medieval times.

Knights offered their service to lords in exchange for land and goods, providing protection to serfs.

Knights ruled over serfs and collected taxes from them.

Knights were responsible for creating laws and governing the land.

Knights were merchants who traded goods between kingdoms.

They gained more land and wealth

They suffered heavy losses in lives and resources

They established lasting peace in Europe

They ended the power of the Pope

his mother

his lady

his family

true

false

laborers

nobility

peasants

slaves

feudalism

vassalism

astigmatism

colonialism

religious

moral

social

emotional