middle ages

Question 1

Fief

Answer 1

a piece of land granted to someone (a lord, nobleman, smaller king) for their services, protection, and loyalty*
Keep in mind: people.. kings/knights live on a manor

Question 2

Manor

Answer 2

Manor-The large estate owned by a knight or lord (manages it)
Note:stuff on the fief makes it manor.

Question 3

Serf

Answer 3

workers who were tied to the land on which they lived,slaves
Note:bound to the land,under the leadership of the nobleman/lor/king

Question 4

Peasant

Answer 4

the poorest people in the medieval era and lived primarily in the country or small villages/ poor people

Question 5

Knight

Answer 5

warriors who fought on horseback

Question 6

Lord

Answer 6

Landowners in the Middle Ages were known as lords.

Question 7

King

Answer 7

the ruler of a kingdom - head o

Question 8

Pope

Answer 8

Note:the head of the catholic church mnemonic:social tik toker for religion

Question 9

Catholic Church

Answer 9

-straddled the world of medieval Europe. Every king, queen, knight, serf and soldier lived and died within the embrace of the Catholic faith. The church was not simply a religion and an institution; it was a category of thinking and a way of life.
Note:the catholic church provided education

Question 10

Feudalism

Answer 10

-historians call this system of the promises that governed the relationships between lords and vassals Feudalism.
Note:exchanging land for other things

Question 11

Middle Ages

Answer 11

a period that lasted from about 500 to 1500 started at the fall of Rome, ended during the Renaissance.

Question 12

Magna Carta

Answer 12

Magna Carta-Magna Carta was issued in June 1215 and was the first document to put into writing the principle that the king and his government was not above the law- provided protection to the people’s rights
Note:The magna carta was used to influence the constitution.