Chapter 2a Flashcards

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Tapestry

A

A thick embroidered cloth pic used as a wall hanging

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Normandy

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Now part of france
That was home to the normans
Descended from vikings

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2
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Vassal

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Man who swears loyalty to a lord

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Lord

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A feudal superior

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4
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Feudal contract

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The bargain between a lord and his vassal

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5
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Anglo saxon

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The earliest english

A germanic people

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6
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Technology

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Things humans make to use as tools

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7
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Lance

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Long spear

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8
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Inpenetrable

A

Impossible to pass

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9
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Audience

A

A hearing,interview

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10
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Popes main guy

A

Bishop odo

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11
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Who was the guy william was fighing

A

Harold godwinson

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12
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Where was harold shipwrecked

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Coast of normandy

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13
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What was harold(job)

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English earl

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14
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What did william do to harold

A

Befriend him

Spare his life

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15
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Harold becane williams

A

Vassal

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16
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What year did king edward die

A

1066

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17
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Hastings war time

A

9 to 4

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18
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Normans used _____ during battle

A

Horses

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19
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English made what

A

Shield wall

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20
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Who is williams half brother

A

Bishop odo

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21
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Where did tapestry hang

A

Bayeux cathedral in normandy

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22
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How long is bayeux tapestry

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230 ft

70 m

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23
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Why would tapestry be primary source 2 reasons

Secondary?1 reason

A
Primary
Bishop odo
William
Secondary
Textbook
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24
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What was on each panel of tapestry

A

Brief caption in latin

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25
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When did battle of hastings happen century

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11th century

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26
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King edwards nickname

A

Edward the confesser

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27
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What happened during halleys comet

A

People had a spazz attack

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28
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Allegiance

A

Loyalty

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29
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Homage

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Formal agreement

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30
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Contract

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Formal agreement

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31
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Lord of manor

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Tenant of noble

Inheirited right to run manor + profit from it

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32
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Freeholder

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Person who owns his or her own land

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33
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Exploit

A

Make selfish use of

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34
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Three f’s of feudalism

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Fief -land
Fealty-loyalty
Faith-religion

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35
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Difference b/w serf and freeholdr

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Freeholder can have land

Serf cant

36
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What percent if population were freeholders and serfs

A

90%

37
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In exchange for loyalty from king nobles had to

A

Serve 40 days a year
Supply king with knight during war
Serve in kings court
Give money to king on certain occasions- marriage, knighthood(son)

38
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Who started feudal system

A

William

39
Q

Centre of feudal life

A

Manors

40
Q

How long did it gake for william to get feudalism into all of england

A

5 years

41
Q

Land was……

A

Basis of all wealth

42
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Nobles also….

A

Knights

43
Q

Land given to nobles for

A

Loyalty

44
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Vassal of king were

A

Tenant in chief of estates

45
Q

Serfs were a part of

A

Property

46
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Vassal of kings vassals were

A

Sub tenants of estates

47
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At manor each freeholder or serf had to

A
Work how ever many days a week
Give portion of produce to lord
Pay to use lords mill and bread oven
Pay when had child or marriage
Remain in their village
48
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Lord of manor had to _____ and _____ ________ to the king

A

Report

Pay rent

49
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Each lord of manor had to

A

Pay homage to king at royal court
Provide knights 20-30
Provide king with food regularly and on special occasions

50
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The church would pay king by

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Suppot king by threating God’s wrath
Pray for king (battles and running)
Help king run place
Sometimes find knight

51
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What buildings did a manor usually have

A
Manor house
Mill
Tannery
Bakehouse
Blacksmith
Church-priests house
52
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What sort of fields and lands did the manors have

A
3 fields
Lords demesne
River
Common pasture
Orchard
53
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To grow enogh crops manors needed

A

Fertile land
Workers
Water source

54
Q

Church members were

A

Bishops
Nuns
Monks

55
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Nobles were

A

Noblewomen

Knights/crusaders

56
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Commoners were

A

Serfs
Shepards
Troubadours
Pilgrams

57
Q

Where could you go to escape poverty

A

Go to church-hope to rise in ranks

Fight in lords battles-protection

58
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Serfs spent ____ days a week on lords demesne

A

2-3

59
Q

Average male_______ calories a day

A

5000

Beer and bread

60
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What were the houses on the monor made of

A

Wattle and daub

61
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Houses were…….

A

9-10m long
3-4m wide
5-6 people-one room

62
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People on the manor slept on

A

Straw beds

63
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The lord of the manor was a

A

Tenant

64
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The _____ __ _______ could take away the manor from the lord

A

Tenant in chief

65
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Fathers married off daughters

Dependes on

A

Land and power

66
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Sceptical of

A

Doubting the truth of

67
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Relic

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Item associated with a saint, thought to have great powers

68
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Excommunicate

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To cancel a persons membership in the church

69
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Tithe

A

Money or produce given to church worth 1/10th of income

70
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Ecclesistical

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Having to do with the church

71
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Chastity

A

Virtue, modesty doing without sex

72
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Why was the church so powerful

A

Fear of hell/excommunication

Everything you do is somehow with the church

73
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When you are excommunicated you can’t

A

Get married
Be blessed before death
Thought to go to hell

74
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Church influence positive

A

Many christians

Many dedicates to God

75
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Church influence negative

A

Priest take tithe - selfish example

76
Q

Seven deadly sins

A
Pride
Anger
Envy 
Greed
Lust 
Gluttony
Sloth
77
Q

Almost all western europeans were

A

Christians

78
Q

Kings harolds defeat was believed ti be because of the

A

Sins of the people

79
Q

Gods blessing was needed at almost every

A

Important event

80
Q

It was not usual to

A

Devote your life to God

81
Q

Some people would become_________ because they thiught they would be closer to God

A

Hermits

82
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All villages had at least

A

One priest one church

83
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Churchs had power over

A

Lives from serfs- monarchs

84
Q

Religious men went to

A

Monasteries

85
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Religious women went to

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Nunneries

86
Q

In the the night at religious places people would _____ in the night

A

Wake up and pray several times

87
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In some religious you couldn’t

A

Speak

only pray

88
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At the religious houses you had freetime and were encouraged to

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