A social system in which land was given to a vassal by a lord in exchange for loyalty & service

The years between the ancient and modern worlds

Organization run by Catholic clergy and influenced every aspect of life in medieval Europe

A social system in which land was given to a vassal by a lord in exchange for loyalty & service

Economic system involving a large, self-sufficient estate

A large, self-sufficient estate including a large house or castle, fields, pastures, forests, and a village

A piece of land given to a vassal by a lord

High-ranking Church official who was in charge of multiple churches in a local area

Head of the Christian church in medieval Europe

Received land from the king and gave land to a vassal in exchange for loyalty

Provided protection and loyalty to a king or noble

A free worker on a manor

Top of the social order in medieval Europe

Bound to the manor

To what group did the king give land and power?

To what group did knights belong?

Who was NOT beneath the king?

What group was tied to the lord’s land?

What did peasants and serfs do?

Which choice correctly shows the social order under feudalism?

Thinking about your Feudal System pyramid, what did the peasants, knights, and nobles all give to the class above them?

Which group made up the largest class of people under feudalism?

What role did vassals play in feudal society?

What group held the most power after the king?

The feudal system was based on relationships between:

Who kept the records for people in a village?

Everyone in the manor system had ______________ to perform.

Which of the following would NOT have been part of a medieval manor?

"_________ is power!"