Feudalism

The basis of the feudal economy was

• manufacturing
• industry
• agriculture
• services

Who did the people believe was in control of absolutely everything?

• King
• God
• Pope
• Manor owner

What was often used in Churches to provide spiritual lessons?

• Newspapers
• Plays
• Photographs
• Stained glass windows

The feudal hierarchy in order was

• Monarch, Knights, Nobles, Peasants
• Noble, Knights, Merchants, Peasants
• Monarch, Nobles, Knights, Peasants
• Monarch, Nobles, Barons, Peasants

True or false. A peasant needed permission from his/her landowner to marry another peasant.

• True
• False

The 'three field' agricultural system meant

• crops were grown all year round in each field.
• three different types of crops could be grown.
• two fields would be for growing crops whilst the third was fallow.
• peasants would be kept busy all year.

At the Battle of Hastings

• Harold Godwinson defeated William, Duke of Normandy
• Harald Hardrada defeated William, Duke of Normandy
• William, Duke of Normandy defeated Harold Godwinson
• William, Duke of Normandy defeated Edgar of Atherling

In England, the feudal system was based on the

• giving of land in exchange for goods and services.
• giving of goods in exchange for goods and services.
• giving of money in exchange for goods and services.
• giving of military service in exchange for goods and services.

Knights received land from the _______ and in return provided _____________ him.

• King; protection
• Noble; protection and loyalty
• Noble; loyalty only
• King; taxes and loyalty

Feudalism came to England after the Battle of Hastings in

• 1215
• 1066
• 1348
• 945