Feudalism 7th Grade World History

Land

Money

Titles

Power

Lord and vassal

King and knight

Peasant and lord

Merchant and noble

Pay rent to the lord

Stay on the land that they worked

Serve in the military

Work for free

A traveler

A priest

A pilgrim

A tourist

A wealthy man who started Buddhism

A wealthy man who became the first Pope

A wealthy man who gave up his wealth to help the poor and the sick

A poor man who became the Pope

Rebirth of classical culture

Decline of classical culture

Rise of modern art

End of the Middle Ages

From the people

Divine right

Inherited from parents

Through military conquest

cannot be jailed indefinitely without being charged with a crime.

cannot be tried in secret; he must be tried in an open court.

must be convicted three times before being put to death.

must be represented by a lawyer paid for by the court if he cannot afford one.

Trading with Asia

Farming practices

Warfare

Urbanization

To protect the rights of nobles

To establish a monarchy

To limit the power of the church

To create a new law system

By serving as military fortresses

By preserving knowledge through the copying of manuscripts

By acting as trade centers

By providing modern medical care

Nobles gained more power

Nobles lost power to the king or common people

Feudalism became stronger

The king lost power to the nobles

To accumulate wealth

To protect the king

To serve the lords and protect the weak

To lead the army into battle