Ch4:Middel Ages2,5-10 Flashcards

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Franks

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Franks are people in a nation who ruled in western Europe in the sixth century CE

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2
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Feudalism

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Feudalism social order in medieval Europe

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3
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Lords

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Lord chief position in the feudal system below the monarch

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4
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Clergy

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Clergy officials of the Church

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5
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Homage

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Homage pledging duties and loyalty to a superior rank in the feudal system

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6
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Stirrups

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Stirrups foot supports suspended from a saddle by straps

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7
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Joust

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Joust combat between two mounted knights using blunted lances

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Moat

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Moat water-filled defensive ditch surrounding a castle

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Palisade

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Palisade tall fence made of pointed timber stakes driven into the ground

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10
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Curtain wall

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Curtain wall outer wall surrounding an inner wall in a castle

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11
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Deposed

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Deposed removed from a position of authority

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12
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Fallow

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Fallow is when a farmer leaves a feild for a year and uses the others and then each year rotates

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13
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Vassal

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A holder of land that grants or loans it to someone with conditions

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14
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Fealty

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Feudal Tenants or vassals sworn to loyalty to a lord

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15
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Fief

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Property or rights given to a vassal by an overlord to be held in fealty

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16
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Mass

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Mass is a religious feast

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17
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Villein

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A tenant is under power to a lord to who paid money and service in return for land

18
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Tithe

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10% of annual produce or earnings taken as a tax and taken to the church or clergy

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Serf

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An agricultural labourer that is tied to working the lords land because of the feudal system

20
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Watermill

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It is a machine that is used to make flour by water from a stream flowing over a wheel making it spin then turning a few more and eventually grinding flour

21
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Artisan

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Someone who works in a skilled trade, usually making things by hand

22
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Lance

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The stick used by charging no nights made of wood with a pointed steel head

23
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Trebuchet

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A weapon used medieval warfare to hurl missiles and large stones

24
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Siege

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A battle tactic that surrounds a town or castle cutting off supplies and forcing than to surrender

25
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Artillery

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A large gun in medieval warfare

26
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Motte

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A mound forming the base of a castle of camp

27
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Bailey

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The outer wall of the castle

28
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Steward

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The lords business manager

29
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Bailiff

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The tax collector

30
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Reeve

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Someone who supervised the surfs to see if they did there farm work properly

31
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Men

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Hard work all day, usually uneducated if they were, in monasteries, usually farmed or were crafters, married by 14

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Women

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Did all the same farm work as men, little to no rights no mater what class, married by 12, also did house hold chores

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Children

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Source of labour, no time to socialise, start working with household chores then quickly go out to the farms, adults by 10

34
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Merchants

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Wholesale trades, sometimes foreign countries, supplying goods

35
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Concentric

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Having a Common centre

36
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Motte & Bailey advantages

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Could be built in 4-7 days, cheap to build, only needed a few soldiers to protect it,

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Motte & bailey disadvantages

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Made of wood so easy to burn down, the material would Rott so needed to be replaced, easy for enemy’s to surround and cutoff food supply.

38
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Fall of Rome

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To big to survive, Christianity introduced, civil war, no loyalty from barbarians, population declining

39
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Order the feudal system

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Monarch:King queen, Tenants in chief:bishops lords, Subtenants: knights lesser clergy, peasants

40
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Miller

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The baker or worker at the mill

41
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Thatcher

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Someone who fixes the straw roofs