Feudalism/Manorialism

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Serfs and peasants belonged to which class in medieval society?

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Lower Class

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Serfs could move up the social ladder by doing something to impress the lord of the manor.

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False (No social mobility)

Front

When a farm field was allowed to rest by not planting anything on it for a season so it can replenish its nutrients it was known as what?

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Fallow

Front

Serfs were paid for the hard work they provided on the manors.

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They were not paid.

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Serfs were given a small piece of land to farm for themselves and did all the work on the manor in exchange for what?

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protection

Front

The manor provided the economic basis for Middle Ages society.

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True

Front

The word, 'economic', refers to what?

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resources/money

Front

Social refers to what? Options: money, people, government, economic

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people

Front

Political refers to what? Options: economics, money, people, government

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government

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A manor has everything it needs to survive. This is known as being what? Options: Self-Sufficient, Self-Centered, Self-Eventide, Self-Protection

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Self-Sufficient