7.30 lesson

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7.30 – I can describe the development of
feudalism and manorialism, its role in the
medieval European
economy, and the way in which it was influenced
by physical geography (the role of the manor
and the growth of towns).

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Feudalism

Pyramid of Power

Manorialism

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v

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7.30- I can describe the development of
feudalism and manorialism, their role in the
medieval European economy, and the way in
which they were influenced by physical
geography (i.e., the role of the manor and the
growth of towns).
C

E. Napp

The
Early
Middle
Ages
was a

dangerous

time.

Feudalism

Multiple Choice

Which leader created the foundation for feudalism in Europe?

• Charlemagne

• the pope

• Charles the Hammer

• William the Conqueror

Picture Dictionary

Feudalism
Manorialism

Vassal

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https://youtu.be/Xt9DwTvkWhY

I can describe the development of
feudalism and manorialism, their role in the
medieval European economy, and the way
in which they were influenced by physical
geography (i.e., the role of the manor and
the growth of towns).
C

• Feudalism was the

political and military
system of the Middle
Ages.

• In a feudal society, land

is exchanged for military
service and loyalty.

• The ownership of land

was the basis of power.

Feudalism

I can describe the development of feudalism and
manorialism, their role in the medieval European
economy, and the way in which they were influenced by
physical geography (i.e., the role of the manor and the
growth of towns).
C

Multiple Choice

What is the system of loyalty & land in exchange for protection & service called?

• animism

• manorialism

• feudalism

• imperialism

I can describe the development of feudalism and manorialism, their role in the
medieval European economy, and the way in which they were influenced by
physical geography (i.e., the role of the manor and the growth of towns).
C

Multiple Choice

What did land equal in the Feudal System?

• Power
• Dinner
• Play and fun
• More work

Land

nobles

Fief

king

Protection
Food
Service
Vassals
Knights
Military service
Peasants
Serfs
Money

Title of Nobles-
-King and Queen
-Baron and

Baroness

-Duke and Duchess
-Prince and Princess

Nobles Ruled

Europe

William the Conqueror

Feudal Pyramid of Power

KING

NOBLES

Multiple Choice

Which social class is the single ruler of a kingdom?

• king

• noble

• knight

• peasant

• serf

• Most were loyal to king.
• Nobles were called vassals.
• Nobles received a fief.
• Vassal is lord of his fief.
• Vassal-collected taxes, settled disputes, made

plans for the land, and general had control of
the land.

Nobles

Nobles

• Many vassals were lords that divided their

land to their own vassals.

• Vassals would pledge loyalty to the lords that

gave them the land.

Feudal Pyramid of Power

KING

NOBLES

Multiple Choice

Which social class is a wealthy landowner?

• king

• noble

• knight

• peasant

• serf

•Vassals had knights who were

loyal to them.

•A knight was a horse mounted

soldier wearing armor.

•The lord of a fief gave his

knights horses and armor in
exchange for their loyalty.

•Knights would lead other into

battle.

Knights

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the term that describes the land given to a knight for his service?

• serf

• fief

• vassal

• castle

Multiple Choice

Knights lived by a strict moral code called...

• bushido

• chivalry

• aristocracy

• vassalship

Feudal Pyramid of Power

KING

KNIGHTS

NOBLES

Multiple Choice

Which social class are warriors who can also own land and have vassals?

• king

• noble

• knight

• peasant

• serf

Feudal Pyramid of Power

KING

KNIGHTS
vassals

NOBLES

Peasants

• Lord of each fief ruled peasants.

Peasants

•

Lord of each fief ruled peasants.

Multiple Choice

Which social class is mostly made of farmers or artisans, who pay taxes and rent to a lord, but are free to move around to new manors?

• king

• noble

• knight

• peasant

• serf

Feudal Pyramid of Power

KING

KNIGHTS
vassals

PEASANTS

NOBLES

Multiple Choice

Which social class is mostly made of farmers and artisans, and are bound to their noble's land for life?

• king

• noble

• knight

• peasant

• serf

Multiple Choice

What is the key difference between a peasant and a serf?

• ability to worship a different religion.

• they could earn wages and money.

• they can fight in wars.

• ability to move to a new manor.

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7.30 – I can describe the
development of feudalism
and manorialism, its role in
the medieval European
economy, and the way in
which it was influenced by
physical geography (the
role of the manor
and the growth of towns).

In Modern times, when we say “Manor”, we

mean this:

Manorialism

Multiple Choice

Manorialism is a ______ system.

• social

• military

• religious

• economic

-Land (called manors or fiefs and owned

by lords) was farmed by peasants.

Multiple Select

In manorialism, manors were mostly which two things?

• self-sufficient

• agricultural

• urban (cities)

• based on trade

• industrial

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Buildings

Multiple Choice

A noble's land, containing his property, village, and fields, is called a...

• castle

• manor

• country

• city

Hard Work & High Taxes

•

Peasants worked hard to

cultivate

the land and

produce

the goods that

the lord and his manor

needed.

•

They were heavily

taxed

and were required to

relinquish much of what

they harvested.

Feudal Pyramid of Power

KING

KNIGHTS
vassals

PEASANTS

serfs

NOBLES

Multiple Choice

This chart shows the structure of the feudal system in Europe. What does this chart reveal about feudalism?

• It was designed to promote equality.

• It was supported by the work done by the peasants.

• It provided opportunities for social mobility.

Multiple Choice

This image shows the European feudal system that was used during the Middle Ages. This image illustrates what primary relationship between groups in the feudal system?

• Those with food traded it for money.

• Those who provided services were given money.

• Those with land exchanged it to gain protection and loyalty.

Growth of Towns and Cities

Article

Growth of
Towns and

Cities

• As Europe became

more feudalistic,
towns and cities
grew.

• Feudalism had made

Europe safer.

• Nobles had repaired

roads, arrested
bandits and enforced
the law.

Growth of Towns and Cities

• New tech – produced more food and goods
• Population began to grow.
• Peasants began to make cloth and metal

goods.

Wealthy
Trading Centers

• Several cities became

wealthy through trade.

• Venice, Pisa, and Genoa

in Italy built fleets of
trading ships.
• Flanders – a center of

trade on the northern
coast

• Trade fairs in northern

France – furs, tin,
honey, wool, silks,
sugar and spices

Wealthy Trading Centers

• Merchants demanded payment in gold and

silver coins.

• People used money to buy goods.
• Some merchants set up banks.

Guilds

• Business groups – each

craft had its own guild.

• Guilds:
-controlled business
set prices for product or
service set
-standards of quality for a
product or service
-decided who could join a
trade

Multiple Choice

An organization of people in the same craft

• Guild

• Group

• Trade

• Union

Multiple Choice

How did guilds protect and provide for their members?

• They set their goods' prices.

• They controlled work hours.

• They dealt with complaints.

• all of the above

Life in a
Medieval City

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true about towns from the Late Middle Ages?

• Towns were protected by stone walls

• Town streets were often very narrow

• Towns often smelled of garbage

• all of the above

Life in a Medieval City

Multiple Choice

Why was disease so widespread during the Middle Ages?

• towns were overcrowded and dirty

• disease was used as punishment

• towns were often underpopulated

• people often did not attend school

Exit

•

Would you have wanted to live in a medieval
town?

•

Why or why not?

•

Write at least 2 paragraphs to answer and be
sure to include factual information in your
answer.