Feudalism/Manoralism Flashcards

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What was each group and there responsibilities in the feudal system

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Kings/Queens: Rulers
Nobility’s: Lords, Knights,-Controlled land- provided protection
Clergy: Church official
peasants: Most of the population- worked on land, and serves nobles

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Who did charlamange give land to

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Nobles

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3
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Why did charlamange give nobles land

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For millatary conquest

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What did charlamange do with vast territory

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Split it into smaller territory ruled by lords

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Who was Leif Erikson, and what was his important contribution to the Middle Ages?

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Leif Erikson was the first Viking to sail across the Atlantic Ocean. He discovered Greenland and founded a settlement in Newfoundland.

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How did monasteries help their communities and also spread Christianity throughout Europe?

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Monasteries helped their communities by

providing hospitals for the sick

schools

provide food for the poor and needy.

They helped spread Christianity by sending missionaries

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What is the relationship between Charlemagne and feudalism?

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Charlemagne did not use the social structure of feudalism. he was the first king to divide his kingdom into territories. He called these territories counties and the people in charge was called a count.

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Describe feudalism and its importance in medieval Europe.

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Feudalism is a social hierarchy. Kings were unable to protect their entire kingdom from invaders, so they divided their land and gave it to nobles in exchange for their loyalty.

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What were the responsibilities of each group in the feudal system?

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Kings provided land for nobles. Nobles provided land for knights. Knight provided protection to the serfs. Serfs provided labor and goods to everyone. Knights protected the noble’s land. Nobles gave loyalty to the king.

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What does it mean to be legally tied to the land?

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To be legally tied to the land means that no matter who owns the land, you are required to stay there and work for that property. You were not free to leave and go work somewhere else instead.

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Why was the feudal system developed, and who benefited the most and the least from this system?

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It was developed because it was impossible for kings to protect their entire kingdom from invaders. The serfs benefit the least. Even though they are provided with protection, they are very poor and have to work very hard.

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12
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Which relationship(s) were most central to the feudal system? In other words, which relationship(s) were most important to the success of the feudal system, and why?

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The knights and serfs relationship was the most important of all of the relationships. If the knights did not offer protection for the serfs, there would be nobody to provide the food and goods necessary for the kingdom. The system would fall apart without this relationship.

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Who needed protection in Medieval Europe? From whom did they need protection? Who provided the protection?

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The king’s land, as well as nobles and serfs needed protection from invaders such as the Vikings, Magyars and Muslims. Protection was provided by the knights.

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14
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What were the positive outcomes of feudalism?

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Feudalism caused trade to decline which decreased the value of goods

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Describe manorialism and compare/contrast it to feudalism.

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Manorialism is an economic system where serfs are given land and equipment in exchange for providing goods and services. . feudalismIt is different because feudalism is a political system based upon loyalty and protection.

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16
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Who is Pope Gregory VII, and what is his relationship to Henry IV?

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Pope Gregory VII was pope of the Catholic church who said that only popes could appoint church officials such as bishops. King Henry IV disagreed with this, and he went against Pope Gregory VII to appoint bishops.

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What does it mean to be excommunicated, and who was excommunicated during his reign?

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Excommunicated means to be removed from the church. King Henry IV was excommunicated by Pope Gregory VII.

18
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What happened after the king was excommunicated?

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After King Henry II was excommunicated he became very angry. His knights went to find Becket and killed him in the cathedral.

19
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What are the Crusades, and what is the main reason for them beginning?

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The crusades were holy wars fought between Christians, muslims and Jews. They were fighting for control of Jerusalem and the Holy Lands.

20
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What impact did the Crusades have on Central and Western Europe?

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The church had less power and the kings’ power increased. Trade also increased

21
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Who was Pope Urban II, and what is his relationship to the Crusades?

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At the start of the Crusades, Pope Urban II was the head of the Roman Catholic Church.

Pope Urban II rallied crusaders and the holy wars began.

22
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What were the outcomes of the Crusades?

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Christians were pushed out of Jerusalem. The Muslim Turks took over the Byzantine Empire.

23
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Who (which group(s) of people) was able to control the power of the kings and nobles during the middle ages?

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High ranking church officials were able to control the power of the kings and nobles.

24
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Why was the Battle of Hastings fought? AND what was the outcome?

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When King Edward the confessor died, he did not have an heir. Harold Godwinson and William, the Duke of Normandy, both claimed King Edward promised the throne to them. Harold and William’s armies met in Hastings where they fought for the right to be the king. William’s Norman army was victorious, and on Christmas day he was crowned King William the Conqueror.

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What happened to Anglo-Saxons as a result of the Norman Conquest?

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King William stripped the Noble Anglo-Saxons of their titles and their lands and gave it to his Norman supporters.